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The buyout of Hangzhou C-Sky Microsystems Co Ltd, which develops embedded central processing unit and chip architecture, came amid a United States ban on companies selling equipment to Chinese telecom producer ZTE Corp.

The case is believed to be connected to the violent protests that have gripped the city since June 9. In this case, he was eventually released on bail and is due to report to the police in September.

The booming information technology service industry is expected to play a bigger role in underpinning China's high quality economic growth, a business leader said.

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The campaign, targeting content in online novels that spread improper values, vulgarity or obscenity as well as those involving copyright infringement, included measures such as relevant websites' self-checks, authorities' inspections and criminal investigations.

The campaign was started in January by Yumi Ishikawa, a 32-year-old actress and freelance writer who tweeted she had difficulty standing in heels for eight hours during training at a hotel and so had to change her career path.

The book's author, Stephen Richards Covey, a Salt Lake City, Utah native, was also an educator, businessman and keynote speaker. He was a professor at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University when he died at age 79 in July 2012 of complications stemming from a bicycling accident two months prior.

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The carmaker said that nearly all vehicles in China from its global brands will be connected via flexible platforms. GM will capitalize on mega-trends like 5G, artificial intelligence, smart cities and big data, it added.

The boom in livestreaming is heating up the consumer market, which is also conductive to the express delivery industry.

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The branded trains will operate until September on the Québec City-Windsor corridor, and on the train between Toronto and Vancouver.

The cathedral is one of the main attractions in the city's Xujiahui area, where a dozen historic sites are preserved, including the Xujiahui bibliotheca (library) built in 1847, an observatory built in 1872 and a memorial hall for a renowned Chinese scholar, Xu Guangqi, of the Ming Dynasty (1369-1644). The area was designated a national 4A tourist site in 2012.