低空經濟｜美團指積極發展本港市場 期望參與能加速立法及沙盒放開 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】有內地無人機企業發展「低空物流航網」，能不受指定路線規限送外賣。集團表示，會積極發展本港市場，期望新技...
低空經濟｜美團指積極發展本港市場 期望參與能加速立法及沙盒放開 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】有內地無人機企業發展「低空物流航網」，能不受指定路線規限送外賣。集團表示，會積極發展本港市場，期望新技術能加快政策改變。 外賣從天而降送到不再是幻想，在深圳更逐漸演變成日常。這套用作送外賣的無人機系統，過往測試時只有定點航線，最近企業將技術擴展成「低空物流航網」，做到多個站點運送。最新一代的「迷你機場」面積只有電話亭般大，大街小巷都能安裝。除了可以取外賣，餐廳亦可以將食物寄出 。職員放好食物，機器就自動把外賣搬上無人機。 這套無人機系統利用激光雷達和鏡頭定位，即使像這天般下雨，或者在完全黑暗環境也可以安全運作。 香港有沒有機會運用？集團副總裁表示，要克服香港山多環境，亦需要政策配合。美團副總裁毛一年：「每一個規劃、落地的規劃都要伴隨著一些政策突破，我希望因為我們的參與能夠加速一些立法，加速一些試點，甚至加速一些哪怕不是正式立法，通過沙盒臨時監管的放開，讓我們能驗證一些場景，我們是可以做好的。」他又透露，今年下半年在香港會有更多無人機的場景試驗，不過細節暫時未能公開。
Washington State Under Federal Investigation For Housing Men In Women's Prisons Authored by Jill McLaughlin via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced May 19 that its agents have launched an investigation into Washington State’s practice of housing male inmates in women’s prisons. Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks during a news conference outside the Nort...
Washington State Under Federal Investigation For Housing Men In Women's Prisons Authored by Jill McLaughlin via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced May 19 that its agents have launched an investigation into Washington State’s practice of housing male inmates in women’s prisons. Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks during a news conference outside the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma, Wash. on April 28, 2026. Nick Wagner/The Seattle Times via AP Gov. Bob Ferguson was notified in writing of the federal probe into an alleged pattern of “violating the constitutional rights of female prisoners incarcerated at the Washington Corrections Center for Women in Gig Harbor, Washington,” the DOJ stated. The investigation is based on allegations that the prison has failed to protect female prisoners from sexual assaults, rape, voyeurism, and sexual intimidation by males who identify as females housed with them at the facility. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division said the practice would be a violation of the prisoners’ Eighth Amendment protections from cruel and unusual punishment. “Under my leadership, the Civil Rights Division will not allow women incarcerated in jails or prisons to be subject to unconstitutional risks of harm from male inmates,” Dhillon said in a statement. “The constitutional rights of women cannot be sacrificed at the altar of appeasing unsupported and dangerous ideologies.” The Washington State Department of Corrections adopted a policy in 2020 to allow men who identify as transgender to request a transfer to women’s facilities. The policy requires housing accommodations for inmates who are transgender, intersex, and gender-neutral to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. The state is one of a small number of states to adopt similar policies. Maine, California, New York, Minnesota, and New Jersey also allow people who identify as transgender to be housed in a prison...
The Cerebras Trade The AMD Trade On Monday, Ark had jettisoned AMD shares worth $16.2 million. Wood has been consistently selling shares of the chipmaker this month. The Bullish Trade Other Key Trades: Roku Inc (ROKU): Sold 102,334 shares through ARKK , ARKW and ARKF . (ROKU): Sold 102,334 shares through , and . Teradyne Inc. (TER): Sold 17,372 shares via ARKK. Benzinga Edge Stock Rankings indicat...
The Cerebras Trade The AMD Trade On Monday, Ark had jettisoned AMD shares worth $16.2 million. Wood has been consistently selling shares of the chipmaker this month. The Bullish Trade Other Key Trades: Roku Inc (ROKU): Sold 102,334 shares through ARKK , ARKW and ARKF . (ROKU): Sold 102,334 shares through , and . Teradyne Inc. (TER): Sold 17,372 shares via ARKK. Benzinga Edge Stock Rankings indicate AMD stock has a Momentum score in the 98th percentile and a Value score in the 4th percentile. Disclaimer: This content was partially produced with the help of AI tools and was reviewed and published by Benzinga editors. Photo Courtesy: PJ McDonnell on Shutterstock.com
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President Lee Jae Myung came to power promising stronger labor protection and social cohesion, while vowing to transform South Korea into an AI powerhouse competing with the US and China. Now, those ambitions are starting to collide. Tens of thousands of workers at Samsung Electronics Co. this week threatened a crippling 18-day walkout over demands for bigger bonuses, after their employer recently...
President Lee Jae Myung came to power promising stronger labor protection and social cohesion, while vowing to transform South Korea into an AI powerhouse competing with the US and China. Now, those ambitions are starting to collide. Tens of thousands of workers at Samsung Electronics Co. this week threatened a crippling 18-day walkout over demands for bigger bonuses, after their employer recently posted a 48-fold jump in quarterly profits. That strike was called off after Samsung and the union announced a tentative deal, which could see workers receive large lump sum payments. Faced with disruptions to global supply chains, Lee’s government pulled out all the stops to keep production lines humming at the world’s largest memory chipmaker. Officials threatened to use emergency measures for the first time in two decades to halt the strike and dispatched the labor minister to mediate. Lee also made comments suggesting he couldn’t support workers demanding profits that would normally go to shareholders. It’s unlikely to be the last time his government has to balance backing workers’ demands against the interests of the AI giants redrawing his country’s economic path. “The Samsung pay dispute is testing the limits of the Lee administration’s pro-labor agenda,” said Hyosung Kwon , Korea and Taiwan economist for Bloomberg Economics. The question boils down to whether the government should back bonus demands from highly paid semiconductor workers or prioritize financial stability by keeping chip production running, he added. Awarding bonuses equivalent to some people’s retirement nest eggs is likely to spark resentment in other parts of the economy. Only about 1.5% of South Korea’s workforce is directly tied to the semiconductor industry, according to Societe Generale SA, even as the sector increasingly drives exports, equity markets and government revenues. The standoff reflects Seoul’s emerging position on the front lines of a global debate unfolding about how AI-driven g...
Thu, May 21, 2026 at 2:10 AM UTC Chen Li-ming,a former TSMC and Tokyo Electron employee arrives at the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court for a verdict in a trade secrets case involving Tokyo Electron's Taiwan unit in New Taipei City, Taiwan April 27, 2026. REUTERS/Ann Wang TAIPEI, May 21 (Reuters) - Tokyo Electron's Taiwan unit told Reuters in a written response on Thursday that it res...
Thu, May 21, 2026 at 2:10 AM UTC Chen Li-ming,a former TSMC and Tokyo Electron employee arrives at the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court for a verdict in a trade secrets case involving Tokyo Electron's Taiwan unit in New Taipei City, Taiwan April 27, 2026. REUTERS/Ann Wang TAIPEI, May 21 (Reuters) - Tokyo Electron's Taiwan unit told Reuters in a written response on Thursday that it respects the judicial process, takes the court ruling seriously and will not appeal in the TSMC trade secret case. Advertisement In April, a Taiwan court fined the Taiwan unit of Japan's Tokyo Electron T$150 million ($5 million) in a case involving trade secrets related to TSMC's sensitive chip technology. (Reporting by Wen-Yee Lee; Editing by Kim Coghill)