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WUHAN - Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday called for achieving high-quality economic growth through developing the Yangtze River economic belt.

WUHAN - A Chinese company has started building the country's first production line for flexible display, which would make China a supplier of the product often used to make bracelet-shaped mobile phones and folding tablets.

WUHAN - Five cases of intellectual property violations related to 2018 Russia world Cup were seized by Wuhan customs, involving 1,437 soccer garments suspected of infringement of the exclusive rights of brand trademarks such as adidas.

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Wanda also owns Hollywood producer Legendary Entertainment but had scrapped a billion deal to buy television producer Dick Clark Productions last year. It has already sold several other overseas assets, including property developments in the UK and Australia and a stake in Spanish football team Atletico Madrid.

Wanda's ski resort in Changbaishan Mountain in Jilin province and Vanke's Songhua Lake Ski Resort, also in Jilin province, are drawing inspiration from Club Med's strategy in the 1950s that saw it introduce high-end restaurants, water spas and entertainment activities at its first ski resort in Switzerland, industry insiders said.

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WASHINGTON, Oct 30 - Republican US Senator Lindsey Graham on Tuesday said he would introduce legislation to support US President Donald Trump's plan to limit US citizenship to certain children born in the United States.

Wang Chenxi, analyst at internet consultancy Analysys in Beijing, said with the support of sustained funding by investors, bike-sharing companies are able to expand their fleets and offer better products and services.

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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's escalating dispute with China over trade and technology is threatening jobs and profits in working-class communities where his "America First" agenda hit home.

WASHINGTON — The last-gasp Republican drive to tear down President Barack Obama's health care law essentially died Monday as Maine Sen. Susan Collins joined a small but decisive cluster of GOP senators in opposing the push.