News

Golden Ten Data reported on March 17 that, in response to rising fuel prices, after increasing the fuel surcharge on March 12, Hong Kong Airlines issued a notice today stating that it will raise the fuel surcharge again on the 18th: The fuel surcharge for flights from Hong Kong, China to mainland China will remain unchanged at HKD 190; for short-haul flights from Hong Kong, China to Asia, the surcharge will increase from HKD 212 to HKD 290; for long-haul flights to Europe, America, Africa, and the Middle East, the surcharge will rise from HKD 739 to HKD 1164. Currently, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines have also notified some agents that there will be adjustments to the fuel surcharge on international routes, and tickets can be arranged as soon as possible if needed.

The direct cause of the recent stock price decline is the company's latest fourth-quarter financial report, which shows that its adjusted loss has widened beyond expectations, while quarterly revenue has also decreased. The market reacted strongly to this performance, and investor confidence was significantly impacted.

This collaboration marks an important step forward for two tech giants in the field of autonomous driving. By integrating Nvidia's advanced AI computing platform with Uber's extensive transportation network, both parties aim to redefine the operational model of urban mobility in the future. The deployment will be carried out in phases, with the first batch of services expected to begin pilot operations in selected metropolitan areas in early 2025. Boosted by this news, Uber's stock performed strongly in pre-market trading. Market analysts pointed out that this partnership will not only accelerate the commercialization process of autonomous driving technology, but may also open up new revenue growth curves for Uber. Meanwhile, as a leader in AI computing, Nvidia's technical solutions further solidify its core position in the autonomous driving ecosystem. The advancement of the robot taxi project comes at a critical time when the global mobility services market is undergoing transformation. With continuous breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and sensor technology, the large-scale application of autonomous vehicles on city streets is gradually becoming a reality. The collaboration between Uber and Nvidia will undoubtedly inject new momentum into the development of the entire industry.