Last month, the unemployment rate soared to 14.7 percent-the highest since the Great Depression-having stood at 3.5 percent just two months earlier.
Last year, Hyundai moved the departments in charge of its China business from Seoul to Beijing, and began recruiting Chinese executives including Li, who was a senior executive at Mercedes-Benz's China business, for important positions in the company and its two joint ventures.
Last year, he visited Pok Oi Hospital, where he got the monkey off his back with the help of traditional Chinese medicine. In doing so, he became one of more than 10,000 smokers in Hong Kong that have used a smoking cessation program the hospital has offered since 2010.
Last October, the 28-year-old Wu released his hit, Deserve, a Travis Scott collaboration, and became the first Chinese artist to reach No 1 on the US iTunes chart. More recently, in June, he became the first Chinese artist to hit the Billboard Hot 100 when his song Like That went to No 73.
Last year, the San Francisco-based Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that it violates constitutional protections to fine or arrest homeless people for sleeping in public outdoor spaces when no other shelter is available.
Last month, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security added nine new professions, including "livestreaming sales personnel", to the official occupation list recognized by the government. Cities are looking to the burgeoning trade to stimulate their economies.
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Last October, Jinyi went public on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. Currently, it manages at least 2,000 screens across 350 subsidiary and affiliated cinemas in 21 provinces and four municipalities across the nation.
Last year, each of the three largest Chinese pharmaceutical companies by investment in research and development spent more than 1.5 billion yuan (9 million) on R&D.
Last year, the business turnover concerning technology transfer contracts from Beijing to Hebei and Tianjin increased 24.4 percent to 528.28 billion yuan (.1 billion).
Last year, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd, the country's largest State-owned commercial lender by assets, invested 16.37 billion yuan, or about 2 percent of its operating income, in financial technology. The number of fintech personnel reached 34,800 at the bank, accounting for 7.8 percent of its total headcount.