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Slack is the hot upstart in this area, reporting 6.8 million weekly active users as of January, including more than 1.5 million paid users. The company, which initially gained traction among smaller companies and teams, in January launched its own bid?to attract bigger businesses, called?Enterprise Grid.

Skin care is a habit that Wu formed when he was a middle school student. His mother and elder sister taught him about it from scratch and prepared products for him.

Skyscrapers reach into the clear sky in Beijing's CBD area. [Photo by Sheng Peng/For China Daily]

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Social media has become the prominent channel for online purchases, with 43 percent of customers in China choosing the likes of WeChat, Weibo or Red as shopping avenues, global consultancy Accenture said in its latest Chinese consumer survey.

So, although Chinese value-added has been rising, it is reasonable to assume that roughly 50 percent of the value of exports to the US consists of re-exports of components and material bought from third countries.

So far, the company has applied for more than 40,000 patents globally, and more than 88 percent of them are invention patents.

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Slovenia is prepared to join the initiative since it believes that "there is no connectivity without infrastructure. Without infrastructure, there is no economic growth. Without economic growth, there is no prosperity," Pocivalsek noted.

Smaller cities, however, are experiencing rising home price as buyers－who see residential properties as investable assets－switch from cities with home purchase restrictions to cities without the curbs, and developers also eye more affordable land parcels in lower-tier cities.

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So far, 5G connections are only available in a few cities in the U.S., but they are expected to become more prevalent by next year. The faster networks will enable consumers with 5G devices to download movies in a matter of seconds and access other streaming services more quickly.

Smartsheet, on the other hand, is actually a big Amazon Web Services customer that plans to expand its presence on AWS in the coming months, Smartsheet CEO Mark Mader recently told GeekWire, so it’s not like the cloud company was being petty over losing business.