On Thursday, shares of Nike fell 89 cents, or 1.05 percent, to close at .95 in New York Stock Exchange trading. The decline lopped .1 billion off Nike’s market capitalization.
On Tuesday, the ROK and the DPRK held their first senior-level dialogue in about two years, agreeing to hold military talks to ease tensions. The DPRK agreed to send its athletes and cheering squads to the ROK-hosted Winter Olympics in February.
On infrastructure, China has expanded its participation in funding and construction. According to a World Bank report titled Building Bridges: China's Growing Role as Infrastructure Financier for Sub-Saharan Africa, Chinese investment often goes to large-scale infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on hydropower generation and railways. "More than 35 African countries are engaging with China on infrastructure finance deals, with the biggest recipients being Nigeria, Angola, Sudan and Ethiopia," the report said.
On Thursday, two airstrikes hit a school bus in the Dhahyan market in Saada, the key stronghold of the Iran-allied Shiite Houthi rebels.
On one hand, I have just mentioned that there was nothing around our factories in China in the past. It was a remote place, but now has become a big city. On the other hand, I think the skills and preferences of the employees in China have changed, and now many of them are not willing to do too simple and boring work. We also know there are many highly educated talents in China, so we hope to change the factories in China into those that can provide added value in the future. They will attract more skilled talents, who can provide professional consulting advice to other companies or manufacturing factories. At the same time, we need to build a complete sales and service network.
On Tuesday, seven mainland testing technicians visited three testing laboratories in Hong Kong-set up separately by mainland medical companies BGI Group, Hybribio and KingMed Diagnostics-to learn about Hong Kong's testing status, local media reported.
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On average, it took 9 minutes and 32 seconds for the administration to issue official earthquake information last year, 88 seconds faster than the previous year, Zheng Guoguang, head of the administration, told his colleagues at an annual work conference on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the protesters blocked roads using garbage bins, signboards and barriers.When the police baton-charged the protesters to disperse them, the protesters entered the station and confronted the police.The MTR Corporation, the city's sole rail operator, expressed regret over the illegal acts of protesters at the station, and said it had lodged a complaint with the police.A resident whose surname was Chen said the protesters stuck stickers on the rail card readers at the gates so the commuters won't be able to swipe their rail cards to exit the station.Chen said he and other passengers left the station through a security exit.Lilly Wang, another resident, said she took a bus to reach home after learning about the situation at the Yuen Long station. But the bus had to halt near the Long Ping Station, about 1.4 kilometers from the Yuen Long station, at the road ahead was blocked. She spent another 20 minutes walking home.Rail services at the station resumed on Thursday morning, but the damage at the station was quite visible, according to Wang. Fire extinguishers were discharged by the protesters, and garbage bins were pushed over.
On Tuesday, AI fever screening systems were deployed in some subway stations in Haidian District, home to China's high-tech hub Zhongguancun, and Haidian District Service Hall.
On the other hand, the opposition Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) party on Monday announced to field Shahbaz Sharif, the younger brother of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, as its candidate to challenge Imran Khan.