SHANGHAI, Nov. 27 (Xinhua) — Chinese scientists have…
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Chinese scientists develop artificial tongue to measure spiciness-Xinhua
A farmer sorts chili peppers at the sorting center of a chili pepper industry park in Shanghu Township of Gao’an City, east China’s Jiangxi Province, Oct. 29, 2025. (Xinhua/Dai Mingxuan) -
U-turn on HRT warnings boosts women’s health choices, doctors say
New scientific support for hormone replacement therapy to relieve menopausal symptoms in women has been welcomed by doctors and support groups.
HRT replaces declining hormones in women as they age, by topping up oestrogen and progesterone that…
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Top diabetologist lists 5 biomarkers to predict diseases years before symptoms appear
First and foremost, request advanced screening. If you have diabetes, prediabetes, metabolic syndrome, or a family history of heart disease, asking your doctor for tests beyond the standard panel — including ApoB, hs-CRP, homocysteine, fasting…
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Sennheiser’s Digital 6000 Series introduced to Arxiduc Audio
PA company’s chief engineer relies on 6000 Series for its ability to bring vocals to the fore
Japan, 27 November 2025 – Founded in Yokohama in 2013, Arxiduc Audio has gained a reputation as a PA company providing comprehensive audio solutions…
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All-Electric Hyundai INSTER Crowned ‘Supermini of the Year’ by TopGear.com
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• Electricity consumption combined for Hyundai INSTER 42 kWh (15” steel/alloy rims) with 2WD in kWh/100 km: 14.3; CO2 emissions combined in g/km: 0 (WLTP); CO2-class: A
• Electricity consumption combined for Hyundai INSTER 49 kWh (15” steel/alloy rims) with 2WD in kWh/100 km: 14.9; CO2 emissions combined in g/km: 0 (WLTP); CO2-class: A
• Electricity consumption combined for Hyundai INSTER 49 kWh (17” alloy rims) with 2WD in kWh/100 km: 15.1; CO2 emissions combined in g/km: 0 (WLTP); CO2-class: A
About Hyundai Motor Company
Established in 1967, Hyundai Motor Company is present in over 200 countries with more than 120,000 employees dedicated to tackling real-world mobility challenges around the globe. Based on the brand vision ‘Progress for Humanity,’ Hyundai Motor is accelerating its transformation into a Smart Mobility Solution Provider. The company invests in advanced technologies such as robotics and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) to bring about revolutionary mobility solutions while pursuing open innovation to introduce future mobility services. In pursuit of a sustainable future for the world, Hyundai will continue its efforts to introduce zero-emission vehicles with industry-leading hydrogen fuel cell and EV technologies.
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Hyundai Motor Europe HQ was formally established in 2000, with its main office located in Offenbach, Germany. Serving as the regional headquarters, it is responsible for the sale of vehicles in 41 European countries through 2,191 sales outlets and a market share in 2024 of 4.1 %. More than 70 per cent of Hyundai vehicles sold in the region are models engineered, tested, and manufactured in Europe, tailored to meet the specific needs of European customers. These vehicles are produced at the company’s Czech and Turkish production plants.
In 2024, approximately 12 per cent of Hyundai cars sold in Europe were zero-tailpipe-emission vehicles (BEVs and FCEVs), including respective World Car of the Year 2022 and 2023 winners, IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6. This solidifies Hyundai’s position as one of the leading manufacturers in terms of zero-tailpipe-emission vehicles in Europe as the company undergoes a transformation into a Smart Mobility Solutions Provider. Moreover, about 85 per cent of Hyundai’s current line-up in Europe is available as an electrified version.
With a focus on its vision of ‘Progress for Humanity’ and a clear commitment to electric vehicles, Hyundai is set to introduce more BEVs to its electric line-up and will electrify all models in Europe by 2027. In 2025, the all-electric city car, INSTER, and the highly anticipated IONIQ 9 will be key highlights in the market. Hyundai offers a unique Five-Year Unlimited Mileage Warranty package with all new cars sold in the region. This package includes a five-year warranty with no mileage limit, five years of roadside assistance, and five years of vehicle health checks, providing customers with added peace of mind.
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China's industrial profits fall in October after two months of growth – Reuters
- China’s industrial profits fall in October after two months of growth Reuters
- China industrial profits drop 5.5% in October, worst performance in five months CNBC
- Mainland CN Industrial Enterprises Above Designated Scale See Profit Growth Narrow to 1.9% YoY in 10M25 AASTOCKS.com
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- China’s industrial profits maintain stable growth in first 10 months of 2025 news.cgtn.com
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China industrial profits drop 5.5% in October, worst level in five months
QINGDAO, CHINA – FEBRUARY 05 2025: Workers assemble cars at a car plant of SAIC-GM-Wuling in Qingdao city in east China’s Shandong province Wednesday, Feb. 05, 2025.
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Profits at industrial firms in China declined in October, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday, as manufacturers navigated renewed uncertainty in trade relations with the U.S. and Beijing’s campaign to rein in excess capacity.
Industrial profits dropped 5.5% from a year earlier in October, the biggest decline since June, and reversed the momentum seen in September, when the figure surged 21.6%, the most significant jump since November 2023.
For the first ten months of the year, profits at major industrial firms grew 1.9% from a year ago, the official data showed, decelerating from a 3.2% rise in the January to September period.
Trade tensions between China and the U.S. had escalated that month over export controls, with U.S. President Donald Trump threatening additional 100% tariffs on imports from China, before the two economic superpowers reached a deal in South Korea.
China’s manufacturing activity contracted more than expected in October, with the official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index slumping to a six-month low of 49.0. A reading above the 50 benchmark indicates growth, while one below that suggests contraction.
While manufacturers found some relief from the trade pact struck between Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping that reduced tariffs on Chinese products, weak domestic demand and uncertainties in global trade continue to cast a shadow over the trade outlook.
China this month has signaled that it will ban all Japanese seafood imports amid a diplomatic feud over Taiwan.
China’s consumer prices unexpectedly returned to growth in October, rising 0.2% from a year ago, after staying in negative territory for most of the year. Core inflation, stripping out food and energy prices, jumped 1.2%, the highest since February 2024.
The reality, however, was less rosy than the core inflation reading suggested, according to Ting Lu, chief China economist at Nomura Bank, who estimated that about a quarter of the 1.2% core inflation readings had “almost nothing to do with local consumption” but were mainly caused by surging gold prices.
The “underestimated decline of rents also contributed to the overstatement of headline inflation data,” Lu said, suggesting that the country has been mired in a “moderate recession” since late 2022.
“It will take more time for China to truly escape the deflationary conundrum it currently faces, especially as economic growth has stumbled since mid-2025,” Lu added.
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NASA Cost-Saving Technology Demo is Ready for Launch
by Jason Costa
Vandenberg SFB CA (SPX) Nov 27, 2025
Teams encapsulated NASA’s R5-S7 (Realizing Rapid, Reduced-cost high-Risk Research project Spacecraft 7) CubeSat, along with three other NASA funded CubeSats, inside a SpaceX…
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DEVILS survey maps how galaxy environments shape their evolution
by Simon Mansfield
Sydney, Australia (SPX) Nov 27, 2025
A team at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research has released new data from the Deep Extragalactic Visible Legacy Survey showing that a galaxy’s local…
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Oil prices drop on expectations of ceasefire in Ukraine unlocking Russian supply – Reuters
- Oil prices drop on expectations of ceasefire in Ukraine unlocking Russian supply Reuters
- Oil holds steady after one-month low on high supply expectations Business Recorder
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