Given the triple whammy effect of the economic restructuring, the Sino-US trade tension and the public health emergency, the projection for China's 2020 GDP growth is deeply immersed in pessimism. Many believe it is realistic to set the bar to below 6 percent for this year, or even halve it to around 3 percent for it to be acceptable.
Geng said the US shall "entertain no illusion" and "we are confident that we are going to have the last laugh".
Gary Fitzpatrick, director of Lindhill, said his company acquired land in the Ailsa Wharf area throughout the past five years. He said the company made the decision to sell that land when the scale of a potential development grew larger than previously anticipated.
Geng said she felt she needed to learn English urgently in view of the number of opportunities she has had in the past five years to travel abroad for business and pleasure.
Garuda's effort to renegotiate the contract would save the airline money and would be a boost to Boeing's reputation, tarnished by the recent crashes.
Ghosn, 64, has said the alliance is considering many options to help deepen the tie-up between the Japanese and French automakers into something "irreversible."
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Given that spread of the novel coronavirus in Hong Kong has slowed down, Secretary for Food and Health Sophia Chan Siu-chee on Saturday revealed the government is mulling over relaxing the ban on groups of more than four people per table in restaurants.
Georg Schuette, state secretary of the Federal Ministry for Education and Research of Germany, said that the German government attached great importance to science and technology innovation cooperation with China, and would strengthen cooperation with China in areas such as climate change, environmental protection, the Internet of Things and lightweight manufacturing.
Geographically, the US accounted for about one-third of the global market and China expanded by 44 percent in the third quarter of 2019.
Gary Hufbauer, a nonresident senior fellow at the Washington-based Peterson Institute for International Economics, said the tariffs were "a sad day for trade policy".