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Flying Train In China, Whatsapp Business App, Smile For KFC

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Majidah Hashim | Christine Wong

07-Sep-17 12:00

Flying Train In China, Whatsapp Business App, Smile For KFC

In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Jeff Sandhu, Arvindh Yuvaraj, Christine Wong and Majidah Hashim talk about:

 

0:51 - China Is Aiming To Build A Supersonic “Flying Train”

6:23 - Lilium Raises $90M Series B For All-Electric Flying Taxi

11:56 - Whatsapp Announces Free Business App, Will Charge Big Enterprises

20:00 - The First Quantum-Cryptographic Satellite Network Will Be Chinese

28:41 - KFC In China Tests Letting People Pay By Smiling


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Tags:  enterprise,  biz bytes,  china,  supersonic,  flying train,  lilium,  electric flying taxi,  whatsapp,  business app,  quantum-cryptographic,  Satellite,  network,  kfc,  pay,  smile


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