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So it is not surprising to see such a large amount of litigation against Takata in US courts. The Japanese company, which announced its bankruptcy on June 26, pleaded guilty to fraud in January.

So far, Baidu's knowledge-sharing platforms own 220 million content creators, along with over 50,000 scholars and experts as well as 60,000 partners. Its knowledge and content products serve more than 230 million people every day. Market research and consulting group iResearch said China's online paid knowledge industry is expected to witness explosive growth in the next three years. Its revenue is expected to skyrocket to 23.5 billion yuan in 2020 from 4.91 billion yuan in 2017.

Six replicas made their debut this year, which are Belvedere Castle, Bethesda Terrace, the Dairy, the Naumburg Bandshell, and two graceful pedestrian bridges, according to Victoria Lewis, the botanical garden's manager of interpretive content.

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Siyan, a 13-year-old American cocker spaniel that used to be a sniffer dog for the Shanghai Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, officially started its retirement in the city’s Jiading district on Monday.

So, online consumption will continue to play a significant role in boosting the whole consumption segment in the future, he said.

Social distancing doesn't mean you can't cuddle while watching the romantic scenes of a movie at a public theater or clutch a comforting companion during the scary scenes.

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Slice a tomato and a peeled orange first. Put yu qian, the sliced tomato and orange in a pot, add enough water and cook for 10 minutes on high. Then add a little sugar to enhance the flavor.

Smartphone vendor Vivo has launched a new operating system called OriginOS, based on Google's Android operating system, as part of its efforts to stand out amid intense competition from rivals such as Oppo and Huawei.

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So, it is essential to buy destination-specific travel insurance products, in addition to taking necessary precautions, experts said.

So while it matters little if foreign protesters choose to copy the Hong Kong protesters by going out dressed completely in black, blue or yellow costumes with related paraphernalia, it is just as well that the protesting in Thailand is for the most part nonviolent. Thankfully, protesters have not widely emulated that viciousness of interpersonal violence, or the vandalizing of private and public property, so often seen in Hong Kong in the second half of last year. Nor have we seen in Thailand much of that deliberate disrespect for national symbols, such as flags, which became a common sight on Hong Kong's beleaguered streets.