Tianjin is helping rural areas sell their agricultural products after sales dropped off because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Three more high-tech firms illustrate the viability of high value-added companies in the Yangtze River Delta, even away from the major cities.
Though the National Cultural Heritage Administration gave the green light to reopen museums since early March in some parts of China where the virus has been gradually controlled, museums in Beijing had been on the top-tier alarm until now.
Three people had sustained serious injuries in the accident, which took place around Monday noon in the LNG terminal of Tieshan Port, operated by a company under China Oil & Gas Piping Network Corporation (PipeChina), according to the local publicity department.
Tianjin will also support the construction of the Xiongan New Area in Hebei province, and deepen cooperation on information sharing, logistics service, inspection and quarantine between Tianjin Port and Xiongan.
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Through reverse repos, the central bank purchases securities from commercial banks through bidding, with an agreement to sell them back in the future.
Though the pandemic has affected the company's production in the first quarter, currently, all of its factories are churning out devices at full capacity in China.
Tian said the company is working on five more designs for public bike storage facilities, which are still at the conceptual stages.
Three other investors, China Sinda, Shenzhen Huijing Tongda and Snowlight Capital will take 12.4 percent, 4.27 percent and 3.33 percent stakes in the unit respectively after the transaction.