Online food delivery and ticketing services platform Meituan Dianping has initiated a program providing catering services for enterprises that have resumed operations amid the epidemic.
Other brands, including Whirlpool and Samsung, have developed a myriad of replenishment-enabled devices since the program was announced last fall, including everything from dog bowls to laser printers.
Other big tech companies, including Amazon.com, Microsoft, Apple and Facebook, also are making AI a top priority as they work on similar services to help users stay informed and manage their lives.
Opscode is growing fast, with plans to nearly double its office space along Western Avenue in the coming months.
Other tech giants, including Microsoft, Google, and Apple have made similar commitments to reduce the carbon footprint left by their massive data operations.
Online retail sales amounted to 1.92 trillion yuan (8 billion) in the first four months of this year, up by 32 percent over the same period last year.
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Onyoti Adigo Nyikuac, South Sudan's minister of agriculture and food security, said these machines will help many people and also support the government's bid to move away from the rain-fed agriculture to commercial farming.
Other measures may include lowering the interest rate of medium-term lending facilities — the price of the central bank's lending to financial institutions — so they can lend the cheaper money to small business at a lower cost.
Other police departments also have reported deaths, including New York City and Detroit. The New York City police department said it has had five deaths – including three officers – and two department employees.