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GeekWire reported last year that the online retail giant had leased all 354,000 square feet of office space at Schnitzer West’s?Centre 425?project in Bellevue. Amazon did not comment at the time and continued to stay quiet about the lease until it confirmed today. An Amazon spokesman said Monday that employees will start moving in this summer.

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel attends the weekly cabinet meeting at the Chancellery in Berlin, Germany, September 4, 2019. [Photo/Agencies]

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Gates, for instance, provided key details about the Trump campaign's eagerness to exploit the release by WikiLeaks of Democratic emails that US officials say were hacked by Russia. He also described the sharing of confidential polling data by Paul Manafort, his onetime mentor and a Trump campaign chairman, with a business associate the US says has ties to Russian intelligence. "Gates' information alone warranted — indeed, demanded — further investigation from the standpoint of our national security, the integrity of our elections and the enforcement of our criminal laws," Jackson said.

Geely Automobile's Emgrand EV is in charging. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

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Global giant Unilever has adopted a live-stream game show video to promote its soaps and shampoos, while technology can now distinguish regular shoppers from new ones, according to Alibaba's news portal Alizila.

German car giants are banding together to tackle high-tech challengers. [Photo/IC]

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Glassdoor.com released its fifth annual “Employees’ Choice Awards” that are based on the input of nearly 500,000 company reviews during the past 12 months. Based on aspects like workplace factors, career opportunities, compensation, work/life balance and culture, Facebook was rated as the top rated employer for the second year.

George Magnus, research associate at the University of Oxford China Centre, says 2017 was an unusual year when the global economy was "firing on all cylinders", with most regions doing well — and he expects some of that momentum to be carried forward into this year. He also expects China to target 6 to 6.5 percent growth.