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The lithium batteries manufactured by Singapore-based New Resources Technology are used in electric vehicles around the world, including the Netherlands, Japan and Belgium.

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The lithium batteries manufactured by Singapore-based New Resources Technology are used in electric vehicles around the world, including the Netherlands, Japan and Belgium.

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Royole beat Samsung and Huawei to the punch by releasing the first-ever commercially available smartphone-tablet hybrid.

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Royole beat Samsung and Huawei to the punch by releasing the first-ever commercially available smartphone-tablet hybrid.

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Enjoy that new book in the bath with the comfort of knowing that, if you drop the new Kindle Paperwhite in the water, you can pick it back up and continue right where you left off.

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Enjoy that new book in the bath with the comfort of knowing that, if you drop the new Kindle Paperwhite in the water, you can pick it back up and continue right where you left off.

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What goes around comes around. An idiom prescribed by chastising mothers teaching their children about the consequences of actions. But the phrase doesn’t have to be negative. When viewed from a glass half full, the phrase asserts that good people reap the benefits of their kindness. Along similar lines, hard work, focus on excellence and […]

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Jack Ma was a cash-strapped Chinese entrepreneur when he convinced friends to give him $60,000 to start Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba in 1999.

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Jack Ma was a cash-strapped Chinese entrepreneur when he convinced friends to give him $60,000 to start Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba in 1999.

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The futuristic concept is the latest initiative in the Chinese e-commerce giant's push to modernise service in a country where robotics and artificial intelligence are increasingly being integrated into commerce.

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