Last year the platform saw 213.5 billion yuan worth of merchandise transacted in the 24-hour event, dwarfing Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the United States combined. But as competition intensifies, Alibaba is searching for fresh ideas to drive sales and keep users hooked to its sites.
Last year, it trained 7.5 million migrant workers and 2.59 million people living in poverty. It also organized online skills-training courses during the COVID-19 pandemic, which 7.9 million people attended.
Last month, the British Columbia Supreme Court delivered a critical decision on Meng's case by ruling that the American extradition proceedings against her satisfied the "double criminality" test.
Last month the AHDB was at the Specialty Fine Food Show in Singapore, and attended the world-famous SIAL exhibition in China in May.
Last month, China announced plans to phase out shareholding limits for foreign investors in the automobile industry as part of its efforts to further expand opening-up. The cap will be removed for commercial car producers in 2020 and passenger car producers in 2022. International carmakers will be allowed to have more than two joint ventures in the country as well.
Last year, Shen Guoxin, vice-minister of industry and information technology, told a meeting that service robots could play a very important role and their development should be promoted.
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Last year, Chinese companies made nonfinancial outbound direct investment of .4 billion in 59 economies related to the Belt and Road Initiative, accounting for 12 percent of total nonfinancial ODI, according to the report.
Last September, the local government subsidized Zhu by upgrading his tools and carving machines, greatly raising his efficiency.
Last month, the European Competitive Telecommunications Association also expressed similar concerns. The association, which represents more than 100 of the leading telecom operators and digital solutions providers across Europe, said "it denounced any bans on Chinese 5G suppliers for geopolitical reasons" and emphasized that "such decisions can only be justified on the basis of well-established facts".
Last week, South Korean government announced the decision to scrap the General Security of Military Information Agreement, or GSOMIA with Japan on exchanging classified military information.