— Double Down Interactive, the Seattle maker of casino-style Facebook games, agrees to be purchased by gambling giant International Game Technology in a deal that co-founder Cooper DuBois describes as “like?every birthday and Christmas rolled into one.”?Full story here.
Zhou Zhengyu, director of the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport, said that while the city will control the growing number of shared bikes from different companies, it will not impose a numerical cap. Instead, it will let each district government decide its own limit, taking public needs into consideration, as well as the development needs of the companies.
—Bsquare has named?Martin L. Heimbigner as CFO, with the finance chief starting in the new role Nov. 3 He joins from Pacific CFO Group, and before that worked at Tatum LLC. He’s also held top financial roles at companies such as City Bank, Intelligent Results, Demand Media and Airbiquity. He’ll receive a base salary of 0,000 in the new role.?“We are excited to have Marty join the company as our CFO. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Bsquare at an important time in our evolution as a company,” said Jerry Chase, President and CEO, Bsquare.
Zhu, from China University of Political Science and Law, is in favor of China ruling on digital property inheritance by law as soon as possible, but added that virtual currencies are a very confused legal issue. It is too early to clarify this by legislation and more thought is needed.
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Zohaib Arshad, a mechanical engineer in the Port Qasim power plant, is from an underdeveloped small village in Punjab. In grey and white uniform, the 26-year-old young man has deeper feeling about electricity and CPEC.
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Zhuang said the work of going after powerful "tigers" (senior officials) as well as lowly "flies" (grassroots government functionaries) has sped up. Putting the tigers into "cages" is a priority for law enforcement bodies, he said; therefore the sentences were comparatively intense in the first half of the year.
· and the more than 40 years of the exploration of reform and opening up,
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