Last year, China announced it will further open up its financial sector to allow 51 percent foreign ownership of financial joint ventures and 100 percent foreign ownership within three years. J.P.Morgan welcomes any decision made by the Chinese government as it continues to liberalize its financial sector further. We are fully committed to China and have a strategic long-term approach to our business in the country and we will continue to evaluate viable options to strengthen our position in this very important market in order to better serve our clients.
Last week, Ai was expelled from the Party for violating the Party disciplines and laws. The anti-graft officials had confiscated his illicit assets and sent the evidence to the SPP, with a proposed lenient punishment.
Last month, Guangdong's total foreign trade rose by 6.4 percentage points from October, according to the statement.
Last week, the urban management and law enforcement bureau focused on trash disposal as it dispatched 17,800 officers to conduct 9,600 inspections of trash stations in residential neighborhoods, hotels, shopping malls, hospitals and parks.
Laos is closely examining opportunities under the Belt and Road initiative, which provides clear goals for comprehensive cooperation between countries in the region and promotes greater connectivity in policies, infrastructure, trade and investment, finance, society, and culture, said the report.
Last year, US carmaker Ford launched its China-specific infotainment system that leveraged Baidu's artificial intelligence for improved connectivity.
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Lardy of the Peterson Institute expressed the view that the whole stance of the Trump administration is wrong. "If you want to reduce barriers, you have to negotiate. You don't negotiate, I think your chances of success are smaller," he said.
Last September, authorities ordered a ban on initial coin offerings and shut down all virtual currency exchanges in the country, as the rapidly expanding market, attracting both innovators and scammers, spawned concerns over financial risks.
Last week, more than 1,000 people from Yan'an, a "Red City" in northwest China's Shaanxi province, began driving in a convoy to Russia as part of a Red Tour. A similar caravan of vehicles left from Changsha, capital of Hunan province.
Last October, SAIC Volkswagen broke ground for its first-ever electric vehicle plant in Shanghai, with a total investment of 17 billion yuan (.45 billion).