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When Bezos bought The Washington Post for 0 million in 2013, one big question was how he would use technology to disrupt national journalism.?While some say Bezos is revolutionizing the news business, others point to the Post doubling down on traditional journalism and investing heavily in new ways to deliver it, through smartphone apps, voice-activated speakers and e-readers. Integrating Amazon Polly for text-to-speech delivery of news seems to be another example of the latter.

What's the point of headphones if users can't play music or make phone calls? United States-based speaker maker Bose is introducing its first noise-canceling headphones in China to target the surging sleep-aid market.

What's more, LeTV borrowed 16 billion yuan from financial institutions and 13.85 billion still remains on the loan balance sheet, including 2 billion owed to Pingan Bank, 1.75 billion yuan to China CITIC Bank, and 1.2 billion yuan to China Merchants Bank.

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Weidai is the largest auto-backed financing solution provider in China in terms of loan volume in each of 2015, 2016 and 2017, with a market share of approximately 35 percent in 2017, according to the Oliver Wyman Report.

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What's more, GM is banking on strong sales of overhauled 2019 Silverados and GMC Sierras to fund its push into automated, electric vehicles - a business many investors see as the auto industry's long term future.

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largely due to the country's largest tax and fee cut of recent years, which is expected to reduce the tax burdens and social insurance contributions of enterprises by nearly 2 trillion yuan this year, a figure almost equivalent to the country's total fiscal revenues in 2003.

Wednesday's financial results of HKEX showed that the 2018 profit surged 26 percent to a record high, reaching HK.3 billion (.18 billion), which was driven by fees from a number of large IPOs in the first part of the year as well as clearing fees and strong trading.