Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical's booth is pictured at an expo in Nanjing, East China's Jiangsu province, Sept 11, 2015.[Photo/VCG]
Shanghai and Tianjin have drafted regulations on shared bike companies. The rules specify a service life of three years for the bikes and demand that companies hire at least one maintenance employee for every 200 bikes.
Several other cooperative documents were also signed in Singapore to promote cooperation in fields such as customs clearance, ecology and financial technologies.
Shares were down more than 21 percent in after-hours trading, which was halted briefly because Zillow’s fourth quarter guidance was lower than what analysts expected.?Zillow has already seen its stock decline about 30 percent since early August partly due to investor fears of a declining real estate market.
Several ROK skiers head to the DPRK on Wednesday to train with DPRK athletes in a conciliatory gesture the two countries planned to mark the Winter Olympics in the ROK. YONHAP VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS
Shan Junquan, deputy general manager of CETC Les Information System Group Co, a subsidiary of State-owned China Electronics Technology Group Corp, said the application of information technology will significantly optimize and enhance the government's competence in building risk-control systems, forecast apparatus and early warning systems. This will help cities to respond quickly to emergencies and improve resource utilization.
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Shanghai's judicial authorities have also said they will carry out calculations to set a reasonable number of cases that a judge should be able to deal with in a year.
Shandong, the largest aluminum producing province in China, said on July 24 it would close projects that used to produce 3.21 million tons of the metal, following similar measures by several other provinces.
She added that the government set up some 12 health service centers in the Sanamxay town and in the disaster-hit areas to take care of villagers and provide them trainings on disease-prevention.
Shares of iHuman Inc, a leading Chinese online childhood edutainment provider, jumped more than 30 percent on the Wall Street debut Friday, joining the latest in a flurry of IPOs that investors cannot ignore.