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Marco Erba, head chef of the restaurant in the city's financial heart, Lujiazui, is happy to be busy serving customers once again.
Many staff members, students and alumni "have expressed their willingness to support the University by volunteering to help with campus clean-ups and repairs", it said.
Mark Tanner, managing director in Shanghai for marketing and research agency China Skinny, cites three reasons why most companies choose the city to first enter the Chinese market.
Market regulators at all levels should work with public security organs to crack down on those fabricating information about helmet price hikes, hoarding and profiteering, price gouging and other violations, according to the State Administration for Market Regulation.
Many people in rural China are also jumping on the livestreaming bandwagon to increase the sales channels for their agricultural products. Data showed that as of March, more than 60,000 farmers had registered on Taobao Live.
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Martin said that just with a city map and a Mobike, every Mobike user may go wherever he or she wants regardless of language barriers.
Maung Maung Kyaw said: "I hope that tourism becomes an important source of tax revenue for Myanmar."
Many developers are eyeing emerging business districts outside of existing expensive CBDs or central business districts as rents tend to be 20 to 50 percent lower. "Decentralization in first-tier cities is becoming more common in China," said the CBRE report.
Marveling at their impossible mission, some friends thought Zhang was mad taking a 12-year-old boy to Tibet on foot.