While financial investment is crucial, it also will require time and patience to change China's status quo in the chip sector, said Li Guojie, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.
While noting that policy makers are responding in an "unprecedented" manner by helping households, firms and financial markets, the IMF chief economist said there is still "considerable uncertainty about what the economic landscape will look like when we emerge from this lockdown."
While the impact on employment seems relatively modest considering the total 840,000 workers in the country's auto industry, the fallout "might still be significant for individual manufacturers or regions," said Oliver Riedel, a Fraunhofer director. "The technology shift might move some jobs outside of Germany," he said.
While most people during the coronavirus outbreak self-quarantine were inside looking out, I was inside looking inward, taking stock of activity within my body's walls.
While a growing number of overseas game industry leaders are reaching into the Chinese market, more Chinese game developers and publishers are looking beyond the domestic market to a bigger arena.
While bike-sharing is not rare in other parts of the world, the Chinese version has given a whole new meaning to the concept, with customers able to pick up a bike anywhere in the city, thanks to GPS-enabled apps, and leave it almost anywhere at the end of their journey.
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While making a report to the session, Shen Chunyao, deputy director of the top legislature's Constitution and Law Committee, said the change was aimed at bolstering the development of medicines and promoting the core values of a socialist society.
While doing their part to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus in China, the nation's enterprises are making equal efforts to resume their business and operations. China's coastal harbors are becoming busy again with giant vessels flowing through, heavy cranes being operated and container trucks shuttling back and forth.
While claiming just 6 percent of the overall FMCG market share, 46 "insurgent" local brands delivered nearly 20 percent of the value growth in their sub-categories between 2015 and 2017, according to joint research on Chinese consumers by Kantar Worldpanel and Bain and Co.
While future policies are expected to cushion some downward pressure, internal structural changes, including aging problems and a slowdown in savings rates, are some factors that may drag down growth amid the nation's rebalancing process, according to Li Xiujun, a vice president with Moody's.