领悦南京升级为宝马集团“全球信息技术研发中心”，并成立新公司；总投资50亿元，立讯机器人总部基地项目在常熟开工丨智能制造日报

Group 1 - BMW has signed a cooperation agreement with Nanjing Jianye District to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary, "BMW (Nanjing) Information Technology Co., Ltd." This subsidiary will operate independently and become one of BMW's six global information technology research and development centers, marking the first and only such center in China [1] - FAW Qixin Power (Changchun) Technology Co., Ltd. has been officially established as a wholly-owned subsidiary of China FAW. The company will focus on developing powertrains for Hongqi and Bestune models, including engines, transmissions, and new energy power batteries [1] - The Lixun Robotics headquarters project has commenced in Changshu with a total investment of 5 billion yuan. The project is expected to be completed and put into production by the end of this year, achieving an annual output value of 10 billion yuan upon reaching full capacity [1] Group 2 - Corning's commitments to the European Union have been accepted to avoid potential antitrust fines. The EU's investigation focused on Corning's exclusive supply agreements with mobile manufacturers and glass processing companies, which raised concerns about competition in the market [2] - Corning's final commitments include the cancellation of all exclusive procurement clauses in existing agreements and not restricting the procurement ratios of equipment manufacturers and glass processors. The EU believes these commitments will address antitrust concerns identified in preliminary assessments [2]