WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said his administration had not dropped its efforts to add a contentious citizenship question to the 2020 US census, contradicting statements made by his own officials including Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
Wang Chunying, spokesperson and chief economist of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said on Friday that the administration will implement 12 measures to facilitate cross-border trade and investment in an effort to deepen the reforms to streamline administration and optimize government services, as part of the country's supply-side structural reform in the financial sector.
WELLINGTON — The gunman accused of Christchurch terrorist attack is to face 50 murder charges and 39 attempted murder charges, New Zealand police said on Thursday.
Walmart said the growth in China e-commerce sales beat the 97-percent growth in the US. The Bentonville, Arkansas-based company said its Sam's Club membership stores saw double-digit comparable sales growth in China.
WASHINGTON-As the US partial government shutdown slipped into the record books on Saturday, members of Congress had left town, no negotiations were scheduled and President Donald Trump tweeted into the void.
Wang Fei, director of strategic consulting department of JLL North China, said the FTZ also stresses optimizing talent services and environment for innovation and foreign capital, which will help attract more international high-end talent.
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Walmart stock was down 6 percent early Friday morning. Walmart, as well as other grocers, are taking a hit on Wall Street thanks to Amazon’s Whole Foods purchase.
Wall Street expects Amazon to post sales of .9 billion for the quarter, up 31 percent over the same quarter last year, but the company’s earnings per share are expected to fall 84 percent to 7 cents.
WASHINGTON -- US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he is willing to talk to special counsel Robert Mueller as part of the ongoing Russia probe that appears to have inched closer to the president's inner circle.
Wall Street and global money managers have voiced concerns over the escalating trade fight between the United States and China, fearing that the threatened tit-for-tat moves could shatter business confidence and investors' nerve and pose a major risk to global financial markets.