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Review: Kuxiu S3 vs S4 10000 mAh Qi2.2 power banks

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By Teoh Yi Chie
| parkablogs.com
Review samples provided by Kuxiu The Kuxiu S3 and Kuxiu S4 are wireless power banks with 10,000 mAh battery capacity and support Qi2.2 with charging speed that supposedly go up to 25W. Prices for the Kuxiu S3 and S4 are USD 63 and USD 85 at the time of review. Kuxiu S3 is thicker and heavier at 245g, compared to Kuxiu S4 which is 215g. The difference with weight is not that different. Both power banks are well made. The charging surface of Kuxiu S3 feels rubberised or like silicone.
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Comac C919 challenges Airbus & Boeing

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By Teoh Yi Chie
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
Add BT as a preferred source Teoh Yi Chie Published Mon, Feb 9, 2026 · 07:49 PM A Comac C919 aircraft at a flying display at the Singapore Airshow in Singapore. This narrow-body single-aisle plane is aimed at the fast-growing Asia-Pacific market. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG For the second time in two years, the Comac C919 was on full display at the Singapore Airshow. This Chinese narrow-body single-aisle plane is aimed at the fast-growing Asia-Pacific market that Airbus and Boeing are in.
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Chen Zhi’s scam empire: The brains, businesses, brass-plates

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By Goh Ruoxue, Teoh Yi Chie
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
The Business Times unravels the tangled web of sanctioned collaborators, accused associates and entities, using Handshakes data Published Fri, Jan 23, 2026 · 09:00 AM [SINGAPORE] In one of the largest financial fraud takedowns in history, the US in October 2025 slapped 17 individuals and 128 entities from nine territories with sanctions for their alleged links to accused scam kingpin Chen Zhi and his network.
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