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Xiaomi to invest $10B in smart EV business

A two-week curfew from 8pm to 5am starts today in Phnom Penh, a day after a sub-decree detailing administrative measures to contain Covid-19 was issued by Prime Minister Hun Sen. “Travelling in Phnom Penh is temporally banned between 8pm and 5am,” said Phnom Penh governor The Covid-19 situation in Cambodia has reached a critical point, the World Health Organisation (WHO) in Cambodia warned, as cases surge with two more deaths and 265 infections reported over the weekend. On March 28 alone, the Ministry of Health recorded 86 Covid-19 cases linked to the February 20 The recent curfew and restrictions imposed in the capital and other Covid-19 hotspots were intended to break the chain of transmission, Ministry of Health spokeswoman Or Vandine said as municipal and provincial authorities issued new directives banning certain activities during the upcoming Khmer New Year

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Xiaomi expands into electric vehicle sector with planned $10B investment over 10 years

Xiaomi expands into electric vehicle sector with planned $10B investment over 10 years Xiaomi Corporation an internet company with smartphones and smart hardware connected by an Internet of Things (IoT) platform at its core is launching its smart electric vehicle business with an official notice to Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX). Lei Jun, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Xiaomi, stated during a March 2021 launch event that the EV business will be operated under a Xiaomi wholly-owned subsidiary with an initial investment of RMB 10 billion (US$1.5 billion). Over the course of the next 10 years, Xiaomi is committed to invest an estimated US$10 billion in total. Lei Jun will concurrently serve as the CEO of the smart electric vehicle business.

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Xiaomi Shipped 146 4 Mln Smartphones In 2020: Annual Report Released

Xiaomi Shipped 146 4 Mln Smartphones In 2020: Annual Report Released
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Will We See Apple Car and Xiaomi Car Ever? Everything Behind Scenes

Will We See Apple Car and Xiaomi Car Ever? Everything You Should Know There have been rumors that Apple will make its car in the near future. But the Cupertino-based company is not the only manufacturer that ‘is accused’ in this. We have heard similar news about Huawei and Xiaomi as well. But if it’s clear that Huawei just makes various chips and develops software for autonomous driving (at least, for the time being), Xiaomi and Apple are actively working on their own projects. So we decided to take investigation of this case and understand what Xiaomi Car and Apple Car will bring.

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Xiaomi s Stock Price Reached HK$31 ($4) And Entered $100 Billion Club

Xiaomi’s stock price continues to rise, reaching a record high of 31 Hong Kong dollars ($4) in intraday trading today. The overall market value exceeded 778 billion Hong Kong dollars ($100.35 billion), reaching the level of $100 billion after conversion. This also means that Xiaomi has officially entered the 100 billion dollar club. For Xiaomi’s recent good stock price, performance may be a major reason. The so-called thousand-yuan phones in overseas markets have been selling well recently. Among them, Huawei has opened up part of its market share due to chip supply. This basically flows to Samsung and Xiaomi. But in fact, the biggest beneficiary may still be Xiaomi. The global market has not fully recovered. And the real sales of the thousand-yuan machines are still in the e-commerce market. So it just falls on Xiaomi’s plate.

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