There’s a reason why Amazon.com co-founder Jeff Bezos is a backer of Uber, the private driving service, and Rethink Robotics, a maker of robotic technologies. (The company also lost money on Kozmo.com, one of its failed dot-com investments).
These days, Shortz keeps a list of all the clubs he's played — 358, including 243 clubs in all 50 US states, and 17 in China, which he visited during his four trips to the country between 2011 and 2018.
There is no need to worry about counterurbanization in Beijing and Shanghai, and it does not mean the disappearance of China's urbanization dividends, said Shen Jianguang, vice-president of China's e-commerce giant JD group.
There's no evidence to suggest that West might have even a marginal impact on the race for the White House between President Donald Trump and former vice-president Joe Biden. He has missed too many states' filing deadlines to remain even a long shot.
These three developed countries saw the biggest improvement out of the 22 surveyed nations. More than 11,000 people participated in the survey, which was conducted by the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration and Kantar Millward Brown, a global market research company.
There were fewer than 2,000 people working on accessories and crafts assembly at home in the township, but now the number has surpassed 5,000, according to Wei.
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These days, once a face becomes popular online, it becomes a money-spinner-and a new celebrity business is born.
These videos have gone viral on social media and many internet users have nicknamed him "Pianist Grandpa". Comments include that it was "an absolute joy" and some "cannot stop listening".
These days, any self-respecting traditional Japanese garden has plenty of colorful koi gracing its ponds. And the craze gradually spread into other parts of Asia.
There has never been any doubt or hesitation on the part of the central government to ensure the well-being of 7.5 million Hong Kong residents no matter how great a challenge it may be. Many people remember the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) epidemic in 2003, when the central authorities made sure daily supply of foods as well as medical necessities such as surgical masks and protective coveralls for Hong Kong was adequate even though demands were much greater on the mainland.