New York's COVID-19 infection rate continues to decline below 1 percent. The state's infection rate dropped to 0.71 percent on Sunday, the lowest since the start of the pandemic, Cuomo said.
NetDragon Websoft Holdings Ltd, a gaming publisher and an online education company, unveiled earlier in May its latest education product called Pop-up Classroom, a container-like smart classroom that can be easily fabricated and transported.
Netflix, meanwhile, just won Jerry Seinfeld’s “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” from Sony’s streaming service Crackle. Twenty-four new episodes of the actor’s talk show will premiere on Netflix later this year. The streaming giant will also be home to the show’s 59-episode archive.
New equipment will extend molding tonnage capacity to 280 metric tons and enable production of larger medical device parts, according to Terry To, general manager of Freudenberg Medical Asia.
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Nearly 40 percent of economists expected the Fed to lower rates in July, while roughly 30 percent foresaw a rate cut in September, according to a survey released by The Wall Street Journal earlier this month.
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Nansha Port will play a major role in the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and contribute to the Belt and Road Initiative in the years to come, he added.
New York-based Atlas Air operates 20 Boeing 767 cargo jets as part of an Amazon-branded transport operation. Another 20 planes are operated for Amazon by Air Transport Services Group. Last weekend’s crash of Atlas Air Flight 3591 was the first fatal air accident connected with Amazon Air.
National lawmakers' decision to allow the sixth Legislative Council of Hong Kong to continue performing its duties for another year will ensure the normal operation of the city's society, the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region said on Tuesday.
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