WASHINGTON - Joe Heil has grown ginseng for more than 20 years. His Wisconsin-based farm with 50-acre ginseng was lucrative. Recently, however, the fear of loss looms large in his mind.
Visitors check out new Huawei smartphones at the 2019 IFA home electronics and appliances trade fair in Berlin, Germany, last month. [Photo provided to China Daily]
WASHINGTON - The US and China are not predestined to clash, a renowned historian at Yale University has said.
Visitors sample US food during the recent third China International Import Expo in Shanghai. [Photo by WANG ZHUANGFEI/CHINA DAILY]
Volkswagen builds and sells the Transporter, Caddy, Crafter and Amarok ranges, with around 480,000 vehicles sold in 2016 worldwide. JAC Motors produces and sells trucks, buses, multifunctional commercial vehicles, sports utility vehicles, sedans and key components such as chassis, transmissions, engines and axle units.
WASHINGTON - The United States should resort to rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), not unilateral trade tools such as Section 301, to resolve trade disputes with China, a former White House economist has said.
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Visitors to the palace in Lhasa, capital of the Tibet autonomous region, are now required to make reservations on its website or at a ticket window to ensure entry to the site.
Visitors gather at the booth of Carestream Health Inc during a medical equipment exhibition in Shanghai. [Photo provided to China Daily]
Visitors to the festival had to comply with the pandemic prevention guidelines. They were required to show their health codes and undergo temperature screening before taking their seats.
Vitals, a New York-based physician review and rating service that competes with Seattle’s Avvo, has named?Orlena Yeung as Chief Marketing Officer.?Orlena previously served as VP of Product at CBS Interactive Music Group, overseeing the brand strategy and launch or Radio.com and the relaunch of MP3.com. Before that, she served as Global Brand Manager for Microsoft’s Xbox unit. In addition, Vitals named OpenTable exec and ex-Amazon employee?Douglas Boake to the board.