In July, Shenzhen launched a blueprint on new infrastructure construction from 2020 to 2025. The first batch of new infrastructure the city will build consists of 95 projects with a total investment of 411.9 billion yuan (.6 billion), the blueprint said. The city's construction scale and innovation capacity should be ranked among the world's top cities by the end of 2025.
In January, the Washington Post, citing figures from the Japanese bank Mizuho, said China's retail sales will for the first time surpass that of the US in 2018.
In June, German scholar Adrian Zenz published a report claiming that the Chinese government had adopted severe sterilization measures for women to reduce the birthrate of Uygurs to curb the population of the ethnic group, and criticized the human rights situation in Xinjiang. The report then became frequently cited by United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and some Western media.
In December 2019, Xpeng teamed up with electric car startup Nio to share charging stations and related services and data, seeking to spur electric vehicle demand and curb costs.
In Iran, Fatemeh Rahbar, 55, who was recently elected to the parliament from the capital Teheran, became the second Iranian lawmaker to die from the novel coronavirus since its outbreak on Feb 19.
In December, the central government unveiled a grand plan for further development of the delta over the next 15 years under the key concept of integration, stressing that it will elevate the region's standing in the international economy and lead China to further participate in global cooperation and competition.
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In Illinois, nearly .5 billion a month is lost, the Illinois Health and Hospital Association said.
In Japan, one of its major products, PopIn Aladdin, has already gained great popularity. The product topped other domestic projectors in Japan with a market share of 25 percent.
In February, Huawei unveiled its first 5G chipset compatible with global telecom standards, as part of its effort to reduce reliance on US semiconductor giant Qualcomm Inc.
In June, China rolled out revised negative lists for foreign investment market access, allowing foreign investors to run majority-share or wholly-owned businesses in several sectors.