Stories from Shenzhen · China

Researchers at Shenzhen Third People's Hospital found that SARS-CoV-2 ORF3a protein helps tag PTEN for destruction, which weakens interferon defenses. In mice, Oroxin B boosted PTEN and reduced lung virus levels.

Over one hundred insurance institutions are researching Huiyin Technology, with 30 visiting in May. The company's stock is trending as the number 13 item on CLS Finance.

The Listing Review Committee of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange is scheduled to hold its 31st review meeting in 2026 on June 9. The meeting will review Shenzhen Hong's listing application.

A high severity Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability has been identified in TECNO Mobile's AI Assistant Lifestyle version 1.3.0.002. The vulnerability allows for remote JavaScript execution via GeniexWebView, and no patch is currently available.

The phones are equipped with a 200-megapixel camera system and AI editing functions. This marks an expansion of Huawei's product offerings.

Shenzhen's transportation bureau reported that the city's ride-hailing market is saturated, with 26 platforms and 394,900 drivers. The city has 26 platforms and over 140,000 licensed vehicles.

BYD is planning a breakthrough in battery technology for electric vehicles. Specific details about the breakthrough were not disclosed. This development aims to improve battery performance and range. This development is part of a broader strategy by Chinese manufacturers to advance EV capabilities. The company has previously announced plans for expansion. BYD has agreed to merge with Voltera, a company focused on electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The combined entity plans to concentrate on urban areas and charging stalls. This move is expected to provide a jolt to the electric vehicle industry. The company is investing in advanced battery research. The company aims to enhance performance and reduce costs.

Ruitai Technology has provided a special statement regarding financial business, including deposits and loans, related to its financial company's associated transactions.

Huawei Vice Chairman Xu Zhijun stated that US sanctions have accelerated the growth of China's semiconductor industry.

Huawei chip chief He Tingbo claims a breakthrough will make cutting-edge EUV tools unnecessary. This development could impact the effectiveness of US sanctions against the company.