On July 16, Putin and Trump held their first one-on-one meeting in the Finnish capital, which both sides considered the first step toward better relations between the two countries.
On Jan 3, Jangho-the single biggest shareholder in Healius with 15.9 percent of the company-offered to buy the shares it did not own for A.25 a share, which represented a 33 percent premium to Healius' closing price of A.44 on Jan 2.
On Friday, Hubei reported 180 new confirmed cases of pneumonia caused by the novel coronavirus and 15 new deaths, the provincial health authorities announced Saturday.
On Thursday, GM announced it will invest billion from 2020 to 2025 as part of its hardest push into the two fields.
On March 22, US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum which could impose tariffs on imports from China worth up to billion.
On Jan 1, the woman had ventricular fibrillation when she was receiving treatment at the First Affiliated Hospital of Xiamen University. Her heart stopped beating and she lost consciousness. She was later diagnosed with fulminant myocarditis (FM), an inflammatory process in the myocardium causing acute heart failure.
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On Monday, the SCI dropped by 3.01 percent to close at 2943.29 points after tumbles in overseas markets amid concerns that central banks are running out of space to tackle uncertainties of the fast spreading coronavirus.
On May 20, the US Senate passed a bill, which, if ratified by the House of Representatives, the other wing of the Congress, could become a new law, called the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act. The proposed new law would require companies listed on US stock markets to certify that "they are not owned or controlled by a foreign government", and submit their audits for inspection by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the nonprofit body that oversees the audits of all US companies seeking to raise money in the local markets. It also stipulates that failure to provide the information for three consecutive years will lead to delisting.
On Monday, the Nanjing branch of the CCPIT in East China's Jiangsu province issued its first batch of eight such certificates to four exporters, involving 89 contracts with a combined value of .76 million.
On July 26, police arrested a suspect on suspicion of desecrating the national emblem.