Once a "Motor City" accommodating automotive giants' headquarters, Detroit has gradually grown to be a small business hub that even "little guys" can also succeed.
On whether scandal will hurt Uber’s bottom line:?“It probably won’t impact their business. I have to say the reason that Uber has succeeded like it has, the reason they’ve built a global brand and, perhaps, part of the reason?why they’re valued at an absolutely insane billion, is because people like the service. They use the service. It has created a transportation option where one did not exist in places like the south side of Chicago where there were very few transportation options, where taxis wouldn’t even go.”
One of those owners is Zhou Yiyan, who at the start of the year ran a studio in Shanghai specializing in decluttering and better home organization, but which by November had gone through a couple of reorganizations and reincarnations of its own.
Once completed, the plant will have an annual natural gas processing capacity of 42 billion cubic meters and annual helium production capacity of 6 million cubic meters, which will make it the largest natural gas processing plant in Russia and one of the largest in the world.
One of the most electrifying performers in sports outdid himself on Sunday.
One of China's most renowned chroniclers of wildlife is making amends for having failed to care
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On the stage of the rally, several students spoke about the shooting incidents and victims that occurred around them and called for stricter gun laws.
One of the twin cubs delivered by Huan Huan is put into an incubator. [Photo provided to China Daily]
One of the themes in Ho's speeches delivered at UN Headquarters, the Canadian Parliament and Beijing University was "position well China, and position well the world".
Once such six-mode handsets become popular, it will be far easier for consumers to buy a new phone. They don't have to worry about whether the gadget supports the technology used by a particular telecom carrier and they have more freedom to change carriers later, said Ku Wei, deputy marketing manager of China Unicom.