Musk’s headaches: meet China’s corporate matrix challenging his business empire

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, attends a conference in Paris on June 16, 2023. Photo: Reuters

US entrepreneur Elon Musk has long been highly respected in China. His business ideas – from electric cars to rockets, humanoid robots and brain implants – have spawned Chinese followers, many of which now pose growing threats to Musk’s business empire.

These Chinese competitors tend to follow a similar strategy: capitalise on the large domestic market to grow their business while taking advantage of the country’s integrated supply chains and expertise in fast-response manufacturing


Ottawa wants to block kids from social media. How would age verification work?

OTTAWA — In June, the federal government introduced Bill C-34, which would force social media platforms to block access for kids under 16.

File Browser is being archived, and my self-hosted replacement is faster than it in every way

My search for a File Browser replacement led me to a faster and more flexible setup.

The first 5 things I do to every Android phone before I even sign in

Important things to do before signing into Google on a new Android phone.

伊朗軍方要求派員入卡塔爾搜尋飛行員下落 指四革命衛隊人員在科威特下落不明

據伊朗媒體報導,一位伊朗軍方官員周日表示,卡塔爾應允許伊朗方面派員入境,以調查那些德黑蘭聲稱被卡塔爾軍隊俘獲的飛行員的下落。

Kingdom Hearts 4 finally has a release window, and it's sooner than I expected

A firm release date remains elusive, however.

Flags to fly at half-staff in Hong Kong as tribute to late ex-premier Zhu Rongji

Former premier Zhu Rongji died last Wednesday. Photo: Robert Ng

Hong Kong will fly the national and regional flags at half-staff at various government sites on Tuesday to mourn the late former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji.

The government said on Sunday it would lower the flags at government headquarters in Admiralty, Government House, all control points and checkpoints at border crossings and Hong Kong International Airport.

The tribute will be paid on the day of Zhu’s cremation, in accordance with a notice issued by state news


ASRock Challenger 360 Digital 360mm AIO Liquid Cooler Review: Good Cooling at Good Value

The PC cooler industry remains vibrant with several options for users to select from. There are several well-known and go-to brands for cooling enthusiasts, but every once in a while, we get an opportunity to review products from companies that are unheard of. ASRock is the latest entrant in this market, who have been steadily expanding its PC hardware and component reach into various segments. At CES, we got to see their full-fledged lineup , ranging from entry-level to mainstream and high-

An ASRock Challenger liquid cooling system with visible fan blades and a braided cable is placed on a wooden surface.
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Exam body defends denying unwell DSE candidate access to lift before assessment

Hong Kong’s examination authority has defended an invigilator who refused to let a candidate with anxiety use a school lift after he started feeling unwell before his second assessment, arguing the man had not requested the facility in advance.

Speaking to the South China Morning Post, private candidate Ray Lau* alleged that the incident occurred on April 13 at Caritas St Joseph Secondary School during the break between the first and second mathematics papers for the Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) exam.

He said he was retaking the course and


Indoor ‘feels-like’ heat soars to 52 degrees in Hong Kong subdivided homes: study

Indoor heat levels in Hong Kong’s subdivided flats and rooftop huts felt like a blistering 52.21 degrees Celsius (126 Fahrenheit) this summer, with 80 per cent of homemakers living in those homes reporting dizziness and headaches, according to a survey released on Sunday.

The study, conducted by CarbonCare InnoLab and the Concerning Subdivided Units Alliance, surveyed 86 households across nine districts from June 22 to July 12, with 78 living in subdivided flats or rooftop huts, among other