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Over recent years, many Chinese high-tech companies, like telecom giants Xiaomi, Huawei and CRRC, supported by the Belt and Road Initiative, have opened up foreign markets, helping make innovation a new "name card" for China.

Over the past year, the number of cases concluded by these groups has far surpassed that of their colleagues, according to Zhang Bencai, director of the Shanghai People's Procuratorate, the city's top prosecuting authority.

Overseas institutional investors' income from crude oil futures transactions will be temporarily exempted from the enterprise income tax. That is one of the major elements attracting overseas investors, said Wang Xiao, director of the crude oil research department at Guotai Junan Securities.

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Over the past five years, China's anti-corruption campaign targeted a large number of "tigers and flies", two terms that signify high and low-ranking corrupt officials.

Over time, repeated contact would wear down some of the cables, resulting in short-circuits and fires.

Over the years, the public phone booth has been replaced by the ubiquitous mobile phone. And a rising number of private cars and shared bikes have created new parking problems. Zhu seems to always be running at full throttle to help residents.

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Over 4 billion shares from 31 companies will become tradable on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges from Aug 13 to 19, according to information service provider Wind Info.

Overseas Chinese sing the theme song of the movie My People, My Country at its premiere in San Francisco on Monday. [Photo/Xinhua]

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Out-of-home dining, entertainment and travel will likely see the strongest rebound in the future after being hammered by the novel coronavirus epidemic, but the luxury segment may continue to face enduring pain, a new survey said on Monday.

Over the next month, Nepali surveyors will gather measurements from the Himalayan country's southern plains, where they will calculate sea level. During climbing season, dependent on weather, a team of trained Sherpas will bring a GPS receiver to the summit and put it on the ice for an hour to calculate the height of the sea from satellites and measurements of gravity at the base, The New York Times reported.