Generally speaking, import and export enterprises want the exchange rate to be basically stable, which can help them avoid the interference of exchange rate fluctuations and focus on the production and operation of businesses, it says.
Germany's Mahle Group, an automotive parts supplier, set up a subsidiary in Yingkou in 1999. It has recorded good growth for two decades, and its turnover reached 1.47 billion yuan last year.
Gino Andreetta, CEO of Club Med Greater China, said hosting the Winter Olympics in 2022 will increase tourist interest in the country.
Ge has his own motives. "What we want to achieve and, ideally, demonstrate to developers and designers of skyscrapers around the world is how to make living and working in highly populated cities more efficient, energy-saving and fun by setting up skyscrapers," Ge said. "That's the significance of investing so much in having a skyscraper."
Gates said efforts begun two decades ago to battle the global HIV/AIDS crisis, when countries came together to eventually make medicines available in most of the world including Africa, can serve as a model for making COVID-19 medicines widely accessible.
Given the grave economic situation, the HKSAR government has already rolled out unprecedented relief measures worth nearly 290 billion Hong Kong dollars (.4 billion) to help safeguard jobs, support enterprises and relieve people's financial burdens.
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German audio giant Sennheiser Electronic GmbH & Co is bullish on the rising consumption power of Chinese millennials and is looking to tap new growth seams in the sector in the future, according to top company officials.
Githere-Langat received the Chinese donation at the organization's office in Nairobi on behalf of Kenyatta, who said the donation will go a long way in supporting her efforts to safeguard vulnerable people amid the country's coronavirus outbreak.
Getting selected to become a flight attendant also gave Wu the chance to witness the rapid development of civil aviation.
Given that upstarts like Hughes and Bezos can buy venerable media publications for a mere fraction of their wealth, its tempting to see Silicon Valley as the top dog in the East-West relationship — to interpret such acquisitions almost as a favor for us poor Beltway saps who can only dream of California’s golden shores.