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Tall copper pots with funnels have become a Beijing icon.[Photo provided to China Daily]

Tech conglomerate Alibaba Group launched a communication satellite to support its online shopping gala last year while Baidu CEO Robin Li said earlier that he hoped more support could be given to private companies in the civilian space segment.

Taking flights operated by five-star airlines－carriers that deliver the highest level of service and the best in-flight experience－and choosing catering options with special requirements have become increasingly common practice for many elderly travelers, said the agency.

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Taxes have long been a key issue for the company. CEO Jeff Bezos selected Seattle, in part, because its relatively small population would mean fewer Amazon sales would be taxed, according to The Seattle Times. Amazon was only collecting sales tax in its home state and a handful of others at the time, although that has since changed. Washington state also has no personal income tax. In the HQ2 search, this issue could work to the advantage of Austin or Dallas, because Texas also has no personal income tax.

Tang Jiuhong, deputy secretary-general of the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation, believes fast fashion produced rapidly to meet the latest trends mainly uses Western designs, and does not reflect Chinese preferences.

Tax exemptions may be granted on certain land and houses such as those used by government organs and social organizations.

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Talking about China's trade surplus with the United States, Cui said that "the real picture of the bilateral China-US trade is more complicated than it might look," as many of the products that China sells to the United States or vice versa have components made in other countries.

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Technology has helped find missing people and slashed government expenditure running shelters, according to the Ministry of Civil Affairs on Thursday.

Tang told China Daily in an exclusive interview: "I am very sad because a year ago, most Hong Kong residents were still law-abiding, even though they were attending public activities involving hundred of thousands of people. But over the past nine months, many rioters, especially young people, have blocked roads, sabotaged public facilities, set fires, thrown gasoline bombs, and and vandalized shops.