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Massachusetts to the south has had more than 119,000 coronavirus cases and more than 8,830 deaths, and New York to the west, once the epicenter of the virus in the US, has had more than 440,000 cases and more than 32,900 deaths. The US has had more than 6 million confirmed cases of the virus and more than 184,800 deaths.

Matthias Maurer, a European Space Agency astronaut of German nationality, said he had learned Chinese for over six years, and said that he hoped to work with astronauts from China and other countries in the Chinese-manned space station.

Many people use the platforms to demonstrate their musical talent or performance skills, while some show off their possessions or pets.

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Markus Taube, an economist with the University of Duisburg-Essen, has intensively studied the Silk Road and found that the city benefits from the initiative.

Many countries and international organizations have offered assistance by donating to China medical supplies in large quantities, according to Bai Tian, China's ambassador to Malaysia.

Mattel has more than 100 people working in the El Segundo design studio, a massive hangar-like building wedged between Los Angeles International Airport and a freeway.

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Mark Connors, global head of portfolio and risk advisory at Credit Suisse, told Reuters this week that the action among macro and CTA funds reflects a risk-aversion trade, as net long positions have dropped from near five-year highs to roughly even exposure between longs and shorts.

Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, has recently warned that the US economy is at serious risk of sliding back into recession unless Congress and the Trump administration come up with another fiscal rescue package before Congress goes on its August recess.

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Many joint teams have been hailed more for their symbolism than their performance - the Winter Olympics women's ice hockey team lost all five of their matches, outscored by a total of 36 to 2.

Matthew Crabbe, co-author of "Fat China: How Expanding Waistlines are Changing a Nation" described China's surging rate of obesity as "a ticking bomb" underneath the country's future economic growth and public health care system. In 2003 alone, Chinese overweight and obese adults directly cost the country 21.1 billion yuan (.3 billion) due to increase in hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease and strokes.