Last November, a 57-year-old man was set on fire by anti-government rioters after he spoke out against them for vandalizing the Ma On Shan MTR station and chased after them.
Last year, Mattel struck deals with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and online content developer BabyTree to sell interactive learning products based on its Fisher-Price toys.
Last week, FBI special counsel Robert Mueller finally released his long-awaited probe on possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin during the 2016 US presidential campaign. A summary of the report released by US Attorney General William Barr concluded that Trump did not collude with Russia during the election, and said that Mueller has recommended no further indictments. Barr has since promised to release a redacted version of Mueller's 400-page report later this month.
Last month, Amazon fired user experience designers Emily Cunningham and Maren Costa, outspoken leaders of the activist group Amazon Employees for Climate Justice. They spent more than a year pressuring their employer to enact stronger sustainability policies before turning their attention to the COVID-19 outbreaks at Amazon fulfillment centers.
Last month, the United States-based journal Science Advances published a study on China's haze.
Laobaixing, founded in 2001, is one of the earliest pharmaceutical retail firms in China to start a chain trial. It now boasts one of the widest distribution networks in the nation.
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Last month, its quantum computing lab developed the world's most powerful quantum circuit simulator Tai Zhang, claiming to challenge the one developed by Google Inc.
Last year, China's Singles' Day sales on Alibaba's e-commerce platform TMall reached more than 210 billion yuan (about 31.7 billion U.S. dollars), double that of Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined, with sales hitting 1 billion U.S. dollars in a little more than one minute of trading, according to the BBC.
Last year was a fruitful one for Chinese archaeologists.
Last month, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) slapped a 3.47 billion yuan fine on a company chairman for stock market manipulation, a record high.