In a statement sent to Bloomberg, an Amazon spokesperson said, “It’s important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion.”
In a widely-circulated video footage, Ma talked about how China's rising middle class and their exploding purchasing power will fuel business growth and spell job opportunities in the US.
In a report published this week, Consumer Intelligence Research Partners estimated that Amazon has 103 million U.S.-based Prime members and said membership growth has “flattened” year-over-year. Amazon does not regularly provide a Prime membership count, but said in April 2018 that there were more than 100 million accounts worldwide.
In a meeting with Tillerson in Washington, Yang said the two countries should maintain the healthy development of trade ties through opening up markets and expanding cooperation.
In a report, Newmark, said: "Asset owners eager to boost occupancy may find that those tenants are willing to engage at the right price."
In a world whose prosperity has been built on free trade and global investment, it is largely price-sensitive consumers who decide the trends in trade, for both exports and imports, which means that trade protective measures are no longer effective to hinder the progress of trade globalization.
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In Yu Changde's village, a small part of the farmland is still not covered by the smart water-saving irrigation.
In a low-interest-rate environment, the relatively high yield of China's bonds is very attractive to foreign capital, and more fund inflows via the schemes will further support the yuan's value, according to China Merchants Fund.
In a Monday's report, DPRK's official Korean Central News Agency said that the meeting is "historic", as the two leaders agreed to keep in close touch in the future, resume and push forward productive dialogues for making a new breakthrough in the denuclearization of the peninsula.
In a statement, the trade and economic ministers of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam said they "remain resolute in their commitment to the region's economic integration agenda and to achieve the target to double intra-ASEAN trade by 2025, supported by an open, inclusive, and rules-based international trading system".