Other tech companies have followed Apple’s lead. But Amazon’s one-click patent has taken so much heat over the years because the company’s victory was?won by expedient paperwork, not groundbreaking technology. The tools for one-click ordering already existed but Amazon had the good fortune, business sense (or likely a little of both) to patent it first.
Oranges are scattered on the ground and new cars show damage after 28 trucks crashed in a chain collision on an expressway in Pingyu, Henan province. [Photo provided to China Daily]
Organized by the Publicity Department of Pudong New Area Party Committee, the 5,000-square-meter exhibition commemorates the 30th anniversary of Pudong's development and opening up.
Online healthcare company Medlinker signs a strategic cooperation agreement with Chia Tai Tianqing Pharmaceutical Group, to jointly tap potentials. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]
OpenStack tried to define that recipe for everybody, and that approach didn’t work as well as some had hoped for something as complex as modern cloud computing. The CNCF is trying to do the opposite, elevating projects that have already won widespread developer support and giving those projects the help they need to flourish.
Other homes are rented out for fixed-terms of 15 years, with a three-story unit of 100 square meters costing around 200,000 yuan (,700). So far, more than 50 homes have been rented, mostly by Lin's artist friends and former students.
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Online fashion saw the maximum growth in terms of brand power. Consumer electronics and mobile gaming accounted for almost half the brand power of the Top 50 companies at 34 percent and 14 percent, followed by home appliances and e-commerce at 11 percent and 10 percent, the report said.
Online travel agency Ctrip unveiled a series of new group tours on Tuesday that it says will help shake the sector's bad reputation among Chinese tourists.
Our ayi is from Henan province, and the shepherd's purse is a taste of home. In fact, jicai dumplings are so popular that they are one of the best-selling dumplings in the supermarket chillers.
Other Forbes top 10 billionaires who have not joined the "Giving Pledge" are Bernard Arnault, head of French luxury goods conglomerate LVMH (LVMH.PA); Mexican telecommunications magnate Carlos Slim; European fashion retail mogul Amancio Ortega and Google co-founder and Alphabet CEO Larry Page.