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Thanks to the opening-up policy, companies are achieving high-quality growth. I hope that China's economy will maintain steady growth in the long term and the country will pay enough attention to the development of the digital economy, which could become the engine driving the next phase of growth.

Thanks to the Chinese company, they now enjoy stable jobs and happy lives, the Greek employees told Xi.

Tencent has certainly clicked with the home crowd. King of Glory's cocktail of social media and gaming (allowing users, for instance, to add actual friends) won it some 108 million female players, according to Jiguang.

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Ten Chinese ports, including Shanghai and Guangzhou, registered 996 tours by cruise liners in 2016, up 58 percent.

That could get kind of the interesting. In an interview with All Things D today, Ashe said that Amazon is “very innovative and strategically adept.” It will be his job to try to outmaneuver them.

Ten years ago, Adam Murry and Liu Rongrong started a delivery service for Murry's slowly barbecued brisket and pork shoulder, which he cooked with a small smoker in the courtyard of his community in Beijing.

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Thailand's newly crowned King Maha Vajiralongkorn takes part in a procession near the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand, May 5, 2019. [Photo/Agencies]

That is a key takeaway from GeekWire’s analysis of the Amazon Delivery Service Partner program.?This program is a new effort by the tech giant to spark the creation of hundreds of small businesses across the country. Launched with its help, Amazon hopes these businesses will ultimately employ tens of thousands of delivery drivers in Prime-branded blue vans and uniforms.

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Ten years after the?2006 documentary “An Inconvenient Truth” won an Academy Award, former Vice President Al Gore is still a champion of the cause of environmentalism. With much still to do, Gore visited Amazon in Seattle last week to speak to a company trying to do its own part in addressing sustainability.

Ted Schroeder, a professor of agricultural economics at Kansas State University, said the lifting of the ban will be an important development for the US beef industry.