Wong said the testing capacity is only half-occupied as the lab wants to play it safe.
With the theme of "innovation, intelligence and green", the fair hosts eight professional exhibitions covering the whole industry chain of intelligent green manufacturing from basic materials and key components to advanced manufacturing equipment and overall solution.
Without the debt, the value of Mobike is .7 billion, lower than its .45 billion valuation after the previous round of fundraising.
Workers inspect a Honda Motor Co North America-bound Fit vehicle at the final inspection area at the company's Suzuka factory in Japan. [Photo/Agencies]
Without pulling anything from my pocket to identify myself or pay — no need to unlock a smartphone, or fish a credit card from a wallet — going from storefront to shelf to sidewalk easily took less than a minute. I’m sure it could have been less than 15 seconds if I hadn’t juggled my phone in one hand to get the picture above, or chatted up the security guard to let him know why I was taking a picture, or deliberated over which flavor of sparkling water to buy.
Worldwide, most microfinancing institutions have some form of subsidy-based support, which helps them to develop technology and reach customers that otherwise would not receive loans.
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Wu Yanjie, general manager of Chongqing Pai Sen Bai Orange Juice Co Ltd, said China has had a tradition of free trade since ancient times with the Silk Road, and today's Belt and Road Initiative will provide various investment platforms for those involved, strongly promoting the development of free trade, multilateralism and globalization.
Women embroider with babies on their backs at a workshop in Meigu county of Liangshan Yi autonomous prefecture, Sichuan province, on Aug 31. Authorities introduced embroidery businesses from Foshan, Guangdong province, to help local women find employment close to home. HUA XIAOFENG/FOR CHINA DAILY
Wu Tianxiang, a professor at Guizhou University, said as Moutai has continuously seen its market value growing, the demand for skilled workers has been rising as well.
With this in mind, the question now is, what are retailers and credit card companies going to do and how quickly will they do it? Target has said that they’ll move to support so-called “smart cards” (also known popularly as “chip and pin”). These are widely used in Europe and elsewhere outside the U.S. Visa and MasterCard have said they want the US to switch over to smart cards broadly by October 2015. That will help thwart these kinds of attacks but that’s a long way out given how quickly events seem to be moving. And chip and pin isn’t a panacea: they’re harder to compromise than “swipe and sign” cards but they can still be compromised (typically by coordinating the capture of the data on the magnetic strip with a video capture of the cardholder entering their pin). And we have every reason to expect that sophisticated attackers will make cracking “chip and pin” a priority when the low-hanging fruit of “swipe and sign” goes away. In that regards it’s important to remember that Chip and Pin isn’t new technology. It has been around since 2002. It’s only new to the US.