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WASHINGTON -- US businesses are not leaving the Chinese market despite "an unprecedented downturn" in US-China relations during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an annual member survey released Tuesday by the US-China Business Council (USCBC).

Wang Feiyue, director of the national key laboratory for Management and Control of Complex Systems of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said blockchain tech could lay a solid foundation, in terms of data security and trust base, for the development of automation and intelligent industries.

Walmart, Amazon, Instacart and others are all vying to take a bite out of the?0 billion that Americans spend on groceries each year.

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WASHINGTON -- The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said Sunday that they are investigating a deadly shooting by a Saudi national at a naval base in Florida as "an act of terrorism."

Wan Gang, president of the China Association of Science and Technology, said China should explore its path of development for the segment, adding that fuel cell vehicles will not replace electric ones and both have their own advantages.

Wang Chen, vice chairperson of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, met with Daines and Perdue earlier in the day.

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WUHAN -- China's health authority has called for international cooperation to carry out joint prevention and control in the fight against COVID-19 pandemic.

Walmart said it will stop selling the ammunition after its current inventory for assault-style rifles and handguns is depleted. The company also will stop selling handguns in Alaska, the only state where it had continued to sell them after ending the sale of handguns in all stores more than two decades ago.

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Wang Bin, deputy head of the Ministry of Commerce's Department of Market Operation and Consumption Promotion, told an online news briefing on Thursday that the accelerated spread of the pandemic overseas could deal a further blow to the growth of the auto sector.

WASHINGTON - US aerospace manufacturer Honeywell said on Monday that the overall purchase plans of civil helicopters over the next five years were lower due to the weaker economic outlook, while China stayed as a stable buyer in the industry.