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We’re told the company prepared to give out 3,000 bananas today. Every time GeekWire passed by the stand, the “banistas” were reloading, so that’s probably a good sign.

Wei immediately bought over 5 kilograms of cotton yarn and began knitting each day as early as 7 am. Within a month, she had sent 10 handmade sweaters to Qinghai.

What's more, domestic and international drug traffickers are working more closely to smuggle drugs to China via marine shipping, international couriers and human carriers. The number of drug-related crimes involving foreigners handled by Zhejiang province prosecutors in 2019 increased 187 percent year-on-year, Chen said.

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Wharf, using its practical experience and business model of Harbour City in Hong Kong, has made Chengdu International Finance Square, or Chengdu IFS, a new landmark on Chunxi Road.

What do you call someone who samples four major beef courses at one meal sitting? A gourmet or a glutton? I will happily go along with the former, having relished exactly that at the Waldorf Astoria Beijing recently.

When Jiang asked her to give more information about their address, there was no answer. Experience told her that the couple was likely overcome by carbon monoxide.

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Wei Shanzhong was appointed vice minister of water resources; Ye Zhenqin replaced Chen Xiaohua as vice minister of agriculture.

When China Daily opened the three enterprises' apps on Tuesday afternoon, the announcement was seen clearly on the top of their front pages. The same announcement was also found on Midu's website.

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We’ve also been working incredibly hard on the GeekWire Summit, our biggest content-oriented event of the year which is coming up on Oct. 2. We’ve got an awesome lineup of speakers, including author and drone entrepreneur Chris Anderson; Zulily co-founder Mark Vadon; Postmates CEO Bastian Lehmann; venture capitalist Julie Sandler; tech journalists Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher; and many more. Details and tickets here.

What Amazon says: It’s common practice for retailers to use information about which items are doing well in stores to launch private-label products. It’s the reason you see Kroger-branded tissue next to the Kleenex. Amazon says its behavior is no different, though the company does have access to more vast and granular data than traditional retailers. Amazon told the Journal, “we strictly prohibit our employees from using nonpublic, seller-specific data to determine which private label products to launch,” and said it is conducting an investigation.