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TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday that he hopes to reach a trade deal with the United States at an early juncture that would benefit both countries.

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Tai Kwun is a new center for heritage and arts that opened in May in a former police station complex in the Central district of Hong Kong. The project was described as the biggest restoration work ever undertaken in Hong Kong.

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Tashkent is Li's first stop on a five-day Asian trip. He will also make an official visit to Thailand and attend multilateral meetings there.

Tang has been working as a mapping data collector at Baidu since 2016. "Because of this job, I have been able to experience the most beautiful scenery while I'm still young," he said.

Take the Citroen C6 as an example, the manufacturer's suggested retail price needs to be slashed by least 20 percent, Zeng said, meaning a discount of 37,980 to 55,980 yuan, not to mention the dealer's discount at the point of purchase.

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Tan Lye Teck, Changi Airport Group's Executive Vice President for Airport Management said, the improvements demonstrated CAG's continuous commitment to passenger health and a positive airport experience. CAG will work with other aviation partners to instill a high sense of confidence among travelers going through Changi Airport when air travel eventually resumes.

Taking advantage of his posts, Yun sought benefits for others in personnel promotion and business activities and received a huge amount of gifts and money in return, gravely damaging the local political ecosystem and economic order, it said, adding he was also found to have traded power and money for sex.

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Tech giant to raise funds for bigger push in internet of things industryAs Xiaomi Corp scrambles to progress its reportedly 0 billion valuation initial public offering plan, how the Chinese tech giant deals with its more than 100 affiliated companies could determine its long-term value, analysts said on Monday.Xiaomi, best-known as a leading smartphone vendor, has so far invested in 157 companies, most of which are consumer hardware manufacturers, according to ITjuzi, a China-based startups database.The move is part of a broader push by Lei Jun, Xiaomi founder and CEO, to build an internet of things ecosystem, where its smartphones can control and interact with most appliances in the home.The companies Xiaomi invested in last year－including makers of desk lamps, computers, rice cookers and self-balancing vehicles－generated more than 20 billion yuan (.16 billion) in combined revenue via Xiaomi's retail channels. In comparison, Xiaomi's own revenue passed the 100 billion yuan mark in the first 10 months of 2017.Shen Meng, director of boutique investment bank Chanson & Co, said although 20 billion yuan is only a fraction of Xiaomi's total revenue at the moment, that proportion is expected to become increasingly larger in the coming years as more home appliances are internet-connected."Xiaomi has become a very productive investor, reshaping its image from just a smartphone vendor into something like Muji in the Chinese IT industry," Shen said. Muji is a Japanese retail company that sells a wide variety of household and consumer goods.By the end of last year, Xiaomi said it had over 85 million electronic devices connected to its internet of things platform, with 10 million of them in daily active use. But as these companies both thrive and depend on Xiaomi's investment, user base, brand image and retailing channels, some of them are eager to become more independent.Huami, a company that makes Xiaomi's wearable bands and smart watches, for instance, recently filed an IPO application with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. Huami's filing shows that more than 80 percent of its revenue is generated via Xiaomi.Shen said: "Xiaomi is both a big client and an important investor in Huami. Xiaomi's double roles in the company will make Huami less appealing to investors. They might have doubts about the fact Huami can easily transfer its profits to Xiaomi and harm their interests."Xiang Ligang, CEO of telecoms industry website Cctime, said: "The global smartphone industry is slowing down, and the sprawling internet of things market is the future, especially given the commercial application of 5G."Xiaomi has already had an early start, but it will be challenging to maintain its relationships with the companies it has invested in. After all, most of them will want to establish their own brands and have greater autonomy once they get big."

Team assistants also have to be potential successors, Zhang added, and the leader must be a role model to lead and teach them, so as to cultivate future professional talent.