Given that it is a consensus that the world needs to spark the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship to address the problems created by globalization, China's initiative has been a welcome inspiration.
Given the long-term wrongful detention brought injuries to Zhang's feet, legs and hands as well as caused his family members to spend a lot in helping him appeal, Zhang also asked for 1 million yuan for supporting his medical fees and another 1 million yuan for paying the costs of appeal, Cheng explained.
Given the protracted violence, concerted efforts from the whole of society, especially from the three governing forces, are much needed in bringing Hong Kong back on track, Leung said.
Generally speaking, it was a solid year for tech stocks, with the Nasdaq up 14 percent on the year. And those gains came even with a battered Facebook IPO, a hard-fought presidential election and a looming fiscal cliff.
Geoffrey Barnes, a cardiovascular specialist at the University of Michigan, said the study's approach and its findings were "striking" in making the case that "the risk with these drugs is real". However, he said that due to the enthusiasm some US citizens have for the drug and The Lancet study's findings, randomized trials are even more important.
German competitors have faced less dramatic sales cliff-edges, with BMW down 8.6 percent and Mercedes-Benz maker Daimler shedding 11.8 percent in September.
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Global consultancy firm Roland Berger estimated that by 2025 there will be 600,000 vehicles on service in China's car-sharing rental market.
Germany, meanwhile, which has reported 31,554 confirmed cases and 149 deaths, has extended help to Italy and France by taking in some of their COVID-19 patients. The German government is also offering hospitals huge state subsidies to accelerate plans to double their capacity, which is now around 28,000 beds.
Global index compiler MSCI included 226 China large-cap A shares on its MSCI Emerging Markets Index and other global and regional composite indexes as of the close of May 31.
German automaker Volkswagen also said last week it booked net profit of .2 billion in the three months to September. This compares with a loss of 1.5 billion euros (.77 billion) in the preceding three months.