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Shopping holidays like Prime Day are becoming more common as companies look to drum up Black Friday-like sales?multiple times throughout the year.?Prime Day has been likened?to Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s “Singles Day,” which dates back to 2009. The annual shopping celebration is every Nov. 11, and last year it led to .3 billion in sales.

Shoppers from the Maldives, Kuwait and Bahrain spend the most among Eurasian peers, the research said. Cosmetics merchants from China received the highest number of orders from Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Belarus and Israel.

Similarly, the Hong Kong dollar is also being driven to historic highs by demand for HK-listed stocks.

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Shortly after Xi became Party chief of Zhejiang province, he visited the village in an inspection tour ahead of Spring Festival in 2003.

Shi Zhan, director of the World Politics Center of Beijing-based China Foreign Affairs University, said consumption, trade, production and logistics worldwide are tending to stagnate or undergoing a difficult recovery. "Though epidemiologists can, to some extent, predict the trend of the epidemic, its impact on economic activities is hard to forecast considering the complexity of the global supply chain.

Shenzhen's technology-focused startup board ChiNext outperformed other markets and surprised many analysts by rising nearly 19 percent in less than a month. Investors are bullish on technology stocks, seeing them as unconventional risk-hedging assets, as they believe earnings of companies in traditional industries are expected to be hit heavily by the epidemic.

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Shi Xiaodong, head of the Beijing Municipal Institute of City Planning and Design, said the plan includes content on the further development of the city's public health system, which has shown its importance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Similarly, in 2011, homeowners in Shanghai protested against cuts in the prices of new apartments in their residential projects, because that eroded the value of their existing properties. They demanded the developer either refund "excess" money collected from them in the past or buy back their flats so they could buy new flats at lower rates now.

Similarly, noting that "Huawei is determined to succeed and has considerable research and development resources," The South China Morning Post said in an editorial on Saturday that instead of seeing off competition, the US administration is "speeding up Chinese self-reliance."