The drone and its control center could send status reports as texts to customers, or even show the drone’s approach on an online map. That’s what Amazon does with its Prime Now delivery service.
The event started simultaneously across 19 cities and counties in the tropical island province.
The draft also bans electric unicycles and scooters from the roads, a move to regulate the operation of the non-motorized vehicles, according to the Beijing municipal legal affairs office.
The eastern extension is part of the city's plan to build a world-class shopping city and boost its status as an international tourist destination. The project started in 2019 and includes new pavement, the planting of shade trees, the installation of benches and the renovation of stores.
The e-commerce giant recently filed a patent application for a two-step photo verification process for logging in to buy?products online. At check out, the shopper would take a photo and verify his or her identity with face?recognition software. Sounds easy to game, right? That’s where step two comes in.
The duopoly of State-owned giants China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp and China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp remains unchallenged because they are in control of the most essential part of the space business-the carrier rockets. However, private players appear to be very close to breaking the duopoly.
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The event came as the WTO in its annual trade forecast in April showed that the world trade is set to plummet 13-32 percent in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts normal economic activity and life around the world.
The draft was released by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the Ministry of Commerce, on the basis of the combination of two revised documents, one for attracting foreign investment nationwide and the other focused particularly on the less-prosperous central and western regions, northeastern old industrial base and southernmost Hainan Province.
The duo's arrest came at a time when Hong Kong was crippled once again by city-wide rampage of masked mobs. They blocked roads and smashed MTR stations, vandalized banks and shops in illegal assemblies at multiple locations on Hong Kong Island and in Kowloon. The mobs set fire on the streets, hurled petrol bombs at police and attacked people who confronted them.
The draft law on national anthem has been submitted to the bimonthly session of China's top legislative body, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, for the first reading now.