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Many workers have returned to their hometowns for Spring Festival

Margaret Harris, a spokeswoman for the World Health Organization, said at a Tuesday news conference that 85 percent of new cases worldwide since Monday were from Europe and the US. Of those, 40 percent were from the US.

Many of those same ironworkers crowded a special meeting of the City Council on Wednesday, to voice opposition to the tax for fear they will lose their jobs if it passes. Even more housing advocates showed up to the meeting, stressing the need for more affordable housing.

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Market research firms have also reported similar findings. According to a 2016 Mintel article, "urban Chinese consumers have adopted the Western tradition of giving boxed chocolates as Christmas presents", while the firm's China Festival Shopping Market Report released in January this year revealed that Christmas is "one of the biggest Western shopping festivals in China", with 53 percent of consumers having bought gifts for their friends and family.

Mattel Inc, the world's largest toy maker, is tapping into China's early childhood education market by working together with local investment conglomerate Fosun Group.

Marquis Williams, 28, and his girlfriend, Taylor Poindexter, 26, both from Chicago, were ordering pizza at the bar when they heard the first shot around 1:30 p.m. on what had begun as a quiet Sunday afternoon.

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Marie Carroll, a researcher from Sydney University who conducted the experiment, said that she expected the innovative approach would result in "absolutely minimal" jet lag.

Marlene Grimes has noticed higher prices for dairy goods and vitamins at the drugstore near her Phoenix apartment. If prices go even higher, she said, she would have to visit the local food pantry more often.

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Mascots of Three Squirrels, a mainland-based food and snack company, perform at the firm's listing ceremony in Shenzhen, Guangdong province. [Photo/China News Service]

Marijuana legalization supporters argue that current laws divert police from more important tasks and needlessly criminalize the actions of recreational users.