按行业类别统计，贸易领域外企数量最多，达6286家，占比超33.3%，随 后依次为工业（3647家）、建筑业（1358家）和信息与通信业（1354家）。 排名前10位的国家依次为：中国—4731家（其中713家为合资企业），占 比26.88%，10月新增181家，同比增加1455家；俄罗斯—3177家（其中898家为 合资企业），占比18%，10月新增27家，同比增加117家；土耳其—2090家， 10月新增42家，同比增加187家；哈萨克斯坦—1185家，10月新增20家；阿富 汗—683家，10月新增2家；韩国—636家，10月新增20家；阿联酋—396家，10 月新增19家；塔吉克斯坦—379家，10月新增15家；印度—356家，10月新增13 家；吉尔吉斯斯坦—344家，10月新增19家。 （原标题：在乌兹别克斯坦中企数量达4731家） 乌spot网11月13日援引国家统计委员会数据报道，截至11月1日，乌兹别克 斯坦境内共有外资企业17595家（10月新增407家，增幅2.4%；同比增加2298 家，增幅15%），其中，独资企业13391家（同比增加2355家），合资企业 4204家（同比减少57家 ...

11月20日，东风与华为在华为乾崑生态大会现正式发布全新新能源汽车品牌"奕境"。作为首个由汽车央企与华为深度合作孕育的汽车品牌，"奕境"的诞 生开创了行业全新合作模式，通过联合定义、联合开发、联合办公的深度协同，集中双方优势资源聚焦高品质家庭用车市场。据东风奕派汽车科技公司总经 理汪俊君透露，这一品牌是双方组建单一团队、投入百亿资金、历经三年深耕的战略成果，凝聚了双方毫无保留的倾力付出，将为中国智能汽车市场注入全 新活力。 瞄准家庭出行需求 "奕境"是东风汽车旗下首个用户深度参与共创的品牌，其命名源于万千用户的智慧集合。经过多轮创意征集、用户投稿与公开票选，最终"奕境"脱颖而 出，深刻彰显了品牌"以用户为中心"的核心理念。汪俊君在发布现场解读，"奕"代表盛大光明的美好寓意，"境"既指智慧的境界，也涵盖多元出行空 间，"奕境"不仅是超越边界、引领智慧汽车发展的未来之境，是承载万千用户向往的理想之境，更是向光而行、突破自我的人生之境，寄托着用户的期待与 品牌的发展目标。 当汽车央企的"国家队"与行业最强"智能引擎"双向奔赴，"奕境"品牌将打破智能汽车市场现有格局，以"家庭用户真实需求"为核心重构赛道价值标准。 它 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article indicates that Singapore's labor market is performing better than expected, supported by continuous economic growth, with an increase in total employment and stable low unemployment and layoff rates [1][2]. Group 2 - In Q3 2025, total employment (excluding foreign domestic workers) increased by 24,800, significantly higher than the 10,400 increase in Q2 and the 22,300 increase in the same period last year, driven by both resident and non-resident employment [1]. - Resident employment growth is mixed, with strong increases in financial services and health and social services, while sectors like information and communication, professional services, and wholesale trade show weak performance, particularly with a significant decline in wholesale trade employment [1]. - The overall unemployment rate remained stable at 2.0% in September, with resident unemployment at 2.8% and citizen unemployment at 3.0%, all consistent with the previous quarter and within normal ranges for non-recession periods [1]. - The number of layoffs in Q3 remained stable at 3,500, with a layoff rate of 1.4 per 1,000 employees, similar to the previous quarter's figures, primarily due to business restructuring or structural adjustments [1]. Group 3 - Looking ahead to Q4 2025, recruitment sentiment has slightly improved, with 44.1% of surveyed companies indicating a willingness to hire, which is a slight increase from the previous quarter [2]. - However, the proportion of companies planning to increase salaries has decreased slightly to 19.3%, indicating that wage growth is expected to slow down due to cost pressures, and some outward-facing industries may see an increase in layoffs [2].

Core Insights - Singapore's digital economy is experiencing robust growth, projected to reach SGD 128.1 billion in 2024, accounting for 18.6% of GDP, up from 14.9% in 2019 [2] - The growth is driven by advancements in the information and communication sector and the digital transformation of traditional industries, particularly finance, trade, and manufacturing [2] Group 1: Digital Economy Growth - The digital economy's value is significantly contributed by the finance and insurance sector, which is reshaping its ecosystem through innovations like smart risk control and blockchain [2] - Wholesale trade and manufacturing are also leveraging IoT and big data analytics to enhance supply chain efficiency and production [2] Group 2: SME Digitalization - In 2024, 95.1% of SMEs in Singapore adopted at least one digital technology, an increase from 94.5% in 2023, with the average number of technologies used rising from 2 to 2.3 [3] - The government has supported over 90,000 SMEs in their digital transformation, resulting in an average cost reduction of 50% [3] Group 3: AI Adoption - AI usage among SMEs surged from 4.2% in 2023 to 14.5% in 2024, while non-SMEs increased from 44% to 62.5% [3] - 84% of enterprises are utilizing generative AI tools for content creation and customer service, with specific AI solutions in fields like medical imaging and intelligent customer service reaching a 52% application rate [3] Group 4: Workforce Impact - 73.8% of employees in Singapore use AI tools in their daily work, with some job efficiencies improving by over 30% [4] - The digital economy is expected to create 214,000 jobs in 2024, with significant growth in AI, data science, and cybersecurity roles [4] Group 5: Skills Demand - Demand for programming languages like Python and SQL in job postings increased by 25%, while traditional web development skills saw a 9% decline [5] - Educational institutions are adapting their curricula to include AI ethics and quantum computing, addressing the evolving skills gap [5] Group 6: Future Directions - Singapore plans to deepen its "Smart Nation 2.0" strategy, focusing on enhancing digital infrastructure resilience, expanding cross-border digital cooperation, and fostering an AI safety ecosystem [6] - The government aims to invest SGD 5 billion over the next five years to support research and innovation in strategic fields like quantum computing and biomedical engineering [6]

Core Insights - As of September 1, Uzbekistan has a total of 16,946 foreign enterprises, with 337 new additions in August [1] - The top three countries investing in Uzbekistan are China, Russia, and Turkey, with China leading at 4,420 enterprises [1] Group 1: Foreign Enterprises Overview - Total foreign enterprises in Uzbekistan: 16,946, with 8,000 being joint ventures and 12,802 being wholly foreign-owned [1] - In August, 337 new foreign enterprises were established, including 50 joint ventures and 287 wholly foreign-owned enterprises [1] Group 2: Country Distribution - The leading countries by the number of foreign enterprises are: - China: 4,420 (170 new in August) - Russia: 3,141 (48 new in August) - Turkey: 2,025 (43 new in August) - Kazakhstan: 1,151 (2 new in August) - Afghanistan: 682 (11 new in August) - South Korea: 628 (6 new in August) - UAE: 377 (8 new in August) - Tajikistan: 365 (8 new in August) - India: 341 (9 new in August) - USA: 340 (5 new in August) [1] Group 3: Regional Distribution - Tashkent city has the highest concentration of foreign enterprises, totaling 10,800, which accounts for 63.8% of the total [1] - Other regions include Tashkent region with 2,100 enterprises, Samarkand region with 629, and Fergana region with 570 [1] Group 4: Industry Distribution - The trade sector has the highest number of foreign enterprises, exceeding 6,000 [1] - Other sectors include industrial enterprises (3,500), construction (1,282), and information and communication (1,239) [1]

Economic Overview - Brazil's GDP grew by 0.4% in Q2 2025, marking the 16th consecutive quarter of positive growth and the highest level since the series began in 1996, with a total economic output of 3.2 trillion reais [1] - The growth rate in Q2 was lower than the 1.3% recorded in Q1, indicating a moderate slowdown, but still exceeded market expectations of 0.3%. Year-on-year, the economy grew by 2.2% [1] Sector Performance - The services sector grew by 0.6%, reaching a historical high and serving as the main driver of overall economic growth, particularly in financial services, information and communication, and transportation and storage [1] - The industrial sector saw a 0.5% increase, primarily driven by mining, especially in oil and gas extraction, although manufacturing, electricity, and construction experienced slight declines [1] - Agriculture experienced a minor decline of 0.1% quarter-on-quarter but showed a significant year-on-year growth of 10.1%, benefiting from strong soybean and corn harvests earlier in the year [1] Demand Side Analysis - Government consumption decreased by 0.6%, while household consumption increased by 0.5%. Investment fell by 2.2%, mainly due to weaknesses in construction and capital goods production [1] - On the external front, exports grew by 0.7%, while imports declined by 2.9% [1] Industry Insights - The manufacturing and construction sectors, closely tied to credit, are under significant pressure, while the resilience of the services sector and household consumption plays a crucial supporting role [2]

Core Insights - The Italian National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) reported that the business confidence index in Italy remained stable as of August 2025 [1] Industry Analysis - Business confidence in Italy showed a divergent trend across sectors: confidence in manufacturing, construction, and retail sectors declined, while the confidence in the market services sector significantly improved [1] - The decline in confidence in certain sectors was attributed to negative factors such as poor production or business expectations, inventory accumulation, and unfavorable order trends [1] - The recovery in market services confidence was primarily driven by positive developments in the transportation and warehousing, as well as information and communication industries [1]

Core Viewpoint - Shandong Energy Group and Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation agreement to enhance digital transformation and promote AI applications in various sectors [1] Group 1: Strategic Cooperation - The agreement aims to leverage Shandong Energy Group's industrial advantages and Huawei's technological expertise in information and communication [1] - The collaboration will focus on accelerating innovation in information technology and establishing a unified cloud and data governance system for the group [1] Group 2: Areas of Collaboration - The partnership will explore joint innovation in multiple fields, including mining, electricity, new energy, high-end chemicals, new materials, modern logistics, and high-end equipment manufacturing [1] - Specific business initiatives include autonomous driving in open-pit mining, smart chemical processes, intelligent photovoltaic systems, grid-type energy storage, data centers, and smart logistics [1]

Economic Growth - Singapore's economy grew by 4.3% year-on-year in Q2, continuing the previous quarter's growth of 4.1% [1] - The preliminary estimate for Singapore's GDP growth in the first half of the year is 4.2% [1] - The Ministry of Trade and Industry warns of significant uncertainty and downside risks to the global economy in the second half of the year due to unresolved U.S. tariff policies [1] Sector Performance - Manufacturing sector grew by 5.5% year-on-year in Q2, up from 4.4% in the previous quarter, driven by expansion in all clusters except chemicals and general manufacturing [1] - Construction sector experienced a 4.9% year-on-year growth in Q2, primarily due to increased public sector construction output [1] - Service sector grew by 4.1% year-on-year in Q2, higher than the 3.7% growth in Q1, with wholesale and retail trade, transportation, and warehousing sectors growing by 4.8% [2] Service Sector Details - Growth in transportation and warehousing was mainly driven by the maritime sector, while wholesale and retail trade growth was led by machinery, equipment, and supplies [2] - The overall growth of wholesale and retail trade, transportation, and warehousing increased from 0.8% in Q1 to 2.7% in Q2 after seasonal adjustment [2] - Information and communication, finance and insurance, and professional services sectors grew by 3.8% year-on-year in Q2, maintaining the previous quarter's growth rate [2] Government Initiatives - The Singapore government is actively promoting economic diversification by supporting emerging industries such as artificial intelligence and biomedicine [3] - Employment training and retraining programs are being provided to help the workforce adapt to economic transformation needs [3] - The Monetary Authority of Singapore is flexibly adjusting monetary policy to balance economic growth and inflation control [3] Future Outlook - Singapore aims to strengthen economic cooperation with other countries and regions while promoting regional economic integration [4] - The government is committed to structural adjustments and upgrades to enhance economic competitiveness and resilience [4] - Continued investment in innovation and R&D is planned, focusing on digital and green economy development towards sustainable growth [4]

Core Viewpoint - The seminar on the construction of smart hospitals and the unveiling of the high-quality network demonstration point at Shanghai Pudong Hospital, co-hosted by Huawei, emphasizes the importance of ICT technology in supporting the development of smart hospitals and the need for practical application over mere investment in infrastructure [1][3][5]. Group 1: Event Overview - The seminar was attended by over 60 participants, including hospital information department heads and media, to discuss the role of ICT in smart hospital development [1]. - The unveiling ceremony of the "Shanghai Pudong Hospital & Huawei High-Quality Smart Hospital Network Demonstration Point" was a key highlight of the event [1]. Group 2: Key Insights from Speakers - Wang Xiaoli, Chair of the Medical Information Committee, emphasized that smart hospitals must focus on practical applications rather than just heavy investments [3]. - Xiong Wujun, Vice President of Shanghai Pudong Hospital, stated that a high-quality network environment is essential for the successful implementation of smart medical applications and data flow [5]. - Xu Qiang, Minister of Huawei's Global Commercial Marketing and Solutions Sales Department, highlighted Huawei's 30 years of expertise in ICT, aiming to provide innovative wireless and data center network solutions for hospitals [8]. Group 3: Future Directions and Innovations - Cao Jianfeng, Deputy Chair of the Shanghai Hospital Association's Information Technology Committee, discussed the future of AI in healthcare, emphasizing the need for a dual-driven approach of data and intelligent infrastructure [10]. - Wen Zhongqiu, Director of the Information Management Office at Shanghai Pudong Hospital, shared successful experiences in building a smart hospital system that integrates medical services and management [12]. - Hou Fangming, Vice President of Huawei's Data Communication Product Line, outlined the challenges and necessary features for hospital networks in the AI era, including wireless connectivity and network security [14].