The only obstacle to overcome is the pre-approval requirement. Discussions are still being held in an effort to solve this problem.
The partnership represents one of the world's largest single strategic investments between Internet companies and brick-and-mortar commercial giants, according to the company.
The original case goes back to a settlement reached last September after Musk tweeted that he had secured the funding to take Tesla private at 0 a share — a substantial premium over the company's stock price at the time — when he did not. That tweet, last August, sent Tesla's stock on a wild ride. The SEC maintains it hurt investors who bought the stock after the tweet but before they had accurate information.
The paper on the research has been published in the Journal of Paleontology.
The partnership came at a time when the market of online film ticketing in China is booming amid fierce competition, with most of the investments going to the top players.
The original agreement, which sparkled wide controversy online, said "before you upload or post any content, you agree to grant ZAO, its affiliates and ZAO users worldwide the right to irrevocably use your original photo, synthesized photo and videos for free and for good … and to make changes to the portraits of the original holders."
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The peculiar jaw joint structure of the species allowed a more distinct jaw movement when chewing, which means more pressure on the species to detach the middle ear from its dentary in order to increase its feeding efficiency, Wang said.
The online publishing subsidiary said it had 5.3 million writers and 8.4 million literary works at the end of 2016. In December 2016, it boasted 175.3 million monthly active users across the company's platform products and the self-operated channels on partner distribution platforms.
The outbreak has affected China's job market, with the surveyed urban unemployment rate reaching 6.2 percent in February, up by 1 percentage point from January. Many officials and experts have warned that SMEs, which contribute over 60 percent of the country's GDP and over 80 percent of urban employment, could be hit the hardest by the pandemic.
The pace of growth eased from the 25.3 percent rise registered in the first two months.