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Globally, China is moving towards the world's center stage amid more severe challenges than ever before.

Guan said many of his colleagues in the mid-20th century were illiterate, so despite only having a middle school education, he read and wrote letters for friends and eventually began delivering briefings between government officials.

Grandma Gil has been attending weekly demonstrations in front of the Japanese embassy in Seoul for years. Despite her age and declining health, Grandma Gil remains a key spokesperson in the movement demanding an official apology from the Japanese government.

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Goldman Sachs on Wednesday warned that the unemployment rate in the US is expected to peak at 25 percent, rivaling levels seen during the Great Depression; its previous forecast was for 15 percent at the peak.

Groundings around the world of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in the aftermath of two deadly crashes involving the planes could have a prolonged, "harsh" effect on aircraft manufacturer Boeing Co, including delayed delivery of materials and cancellation of orders, according to a major credit rating agency.

Google dropped out of the running for the contract this past October, saying that “we couldn’t be assured that it would align with our AI Principles” and noting portions of the contract “were out of scope with our current government certifications.”

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Guangdong governor Ma Xingrui announced the opening of the annual event, which is organized by China Media Group and the Guangdong provincial government. The first event was held in Zhuhai in 2017.

Goldman Sachs believes fallout from the coronavirus will slice as much as 0.8 percent from the US economy in the first quarter, up from the previously estimated 0.5 to 0.6 of a point.

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Google has been a particular target of a new band of employee activists who are pressuring their employers to take positions on political issues. Last summer, Google?decided not to renew a contract for the Pentagon’s Project Maven after 4,000 employees protested their work being used for lethal purposes.

Gu appealed, but the Guangdong High People's Court upheld the ruling in 2009. Soon after Gu's release in September 2012, after his sentence was reduced, he petitioned the top court to hear the case, insisting on his innocence.