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Volvo Uses Blockchain to Source Recycled Cobalt for Its Car
6.8.2019
The car manufacturing giant Volvo cars, owned by Geely Motor group, the Chinese automotive group has recently announced about their new vehicle. The new vehicle is the first electric car that is built with recycled cobalt and is mapped on the blockchain. Formerly the car company was a part of Volvo...
Huawei’s Plight To Help Samsung Gain Larger Market Share
27.5.2019
Huawei Technologies has become the centerpiece in the rising dispute between the US and China. With Huawei becoming the second largest seller of smartphones globally, the issues facing the company have taken on a more serious turn. Huawei was initially founded in 1987, following which it expanded...
Panasonic Becomes Latest Company to Sever Ties with Huawei
24.5.2019
One of the most incredible fallouts from out of the trade war between the United States and China has been the way in which Chinese tech giant Huawei has found itself pushed into a corner. The US had accused that the company’s telecom equipment is used for spying by the Chinese state and eventually...
Skirting the Great Wall, Part Three: The Paradox of Cryptocurrencies in China
12.11.2018
In the final installment of Cointelegraph’s history of crypto in China, we look at the official stance toward cryptocurrencies’ use, ownership, and legal status in the country
Skirting the Great Wall: The Chequered Saga of Crypto in China, 2018
4.11.2018
Part two of Cointelegraph’s three-part series on the history of crypto regulations in China, as authorities in 2018 intensified their efforts to strike a fatal blow on the industry
Skirting the Great Wall: The Checkered Saga of Crypto in China, 2013-2017
28.10.2018
“When China sneezes, Bitcoin catches a cold”: part I of a III-part series covering the history of crypto in China