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John Neuffer, president of the US Semiconductor Industry Association, expressed disappointment at the USTR decision to keep the sector on the tariff list, sayingin a statementthat tariffs imposed on semiconductors imported from China "will hurt America's chipmakers",according to a Reuters report.

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John Qu, senior partner at McKinsey, said China's interest rate liberalization had a significant impact on the net interest margins of banks.

Jing Ulrich, managing director and vice-chairman for Asia Pacific at JPMorgan Chase, who is one of China's most prominent businesswomen, was 11 when it was launched.

John Lin, portfolio manager of China equities at AllianceBerstein, has expressed on several public occasions a positive outlook on China's A-share market. On the one hand, more foreign capital inflows into the A-share market can be expected given the amount of worldwide funds tracking emerging market indexes. Moreover, global investors will come up with more detailed and diversified strategies when exploring opportunities in China, Lin said.

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John Graham, a professor emeritus at the Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine, said that he is displeased with the Trump administration's actions and the China rhetoric from Democrat Joe Biden, Trump's election rival.

Johnson added that Starbucks treated the campaign like “disaster relief,” using time and resources to mobilize the community and raise awareness and funding. More than 60,000 Starbucks customers?donated money.

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Joint efforts by member economies of the Belt and Road Initiative will foster greater cooperation in services trade and generate win-win outcomes for the sector, industry experts said on Monday.

Joseph Goffman, an EPA official under President Barack Obama, said he feared that the Trump administration was trying to set a legal precedent that the Clean Air Act gives the federal government "next to no authority to do anything" about climate-changing emissions from the country's power grid.