The Inspector General's report covers activities from the initial steps in certifying the MAX in January 2012 through the second crash.
The Journal said Indonesia expects to release the full report in November. A draft version was circulated to Boeing, Lion Air and the FAA in August. The Journal said it spoke to people who had read the report, but the newspaper didn't say it had obtained a copy for review. US officials are expected to meet their Indonesian counterparts at the end of this month to complete the report.
The Japanese food industry is particularly enthusiastic about investing in China, with the 2016 survey showing that 54 percent of companies in that industry planning to expand their operations there.
The London RMB Business Quarterly report shows that daily RMB foreign exchange market transactions averaged roughly 70 billion pounds in the second quarter of this year, up nearly 14 percent on the previous quarter and over 30 percent year-on-year.
The LE500 is a 4-to-5 seat plane developed by the AVIC General Aircraft Company (AVIC GENERAL). It is China's first domestically-developed light versatile aircraft to pass the CCAR Part-23 airworthiness test, a certified standard for small fixed-wing airplanes issued by Chinese civil aviation authorities.
The IMF has been collaborating with the Chinese Ministry of Finance on a number of areas over past several years, including public financial management, cash management, the management of debt in sub-national governments and how to implement the budget law, according to Gaspar.
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The J-Alert system also warns of missiles, particularly relevant during a rise in tensions with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea last year.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City unveiled its latest exhibit to the public on Monday - a major loan exhibition of ancient Chinese art seldom seen in the West.
The Malipo government announced at the handover ceremony that the newly cleared land will become the site of a new hospital.
The Industrial Revolution in the West ended China's supremacy as cheaper, mass-produced porcelain took over the market. The fall of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) and wars in the early 20th century broke the artisan culture and lowered its status in global trade.