Waikato, New Zealand-based Manta5 was founded in 2011 by two passionate and committed cyclists: Guy Howard-Willis (who co-founded New Zealand's largest outdoor and adventure sports retailer Torpedo 7, which he sold in 2013) and bike designer Roland Alonzo. The original design brief presented no easy feat. As a high-performance bicycle, the pair envisioned a concept that was lightweight, fast, agile, and easy to transport and assemble. On top of all this, the rider would need to launch from the beach, jetties or deep water without settling for any existing bulky buoyancy or hulls.
WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump on Tuesday voiced his opposition to proposed export-restricting measures, saying that such measures would cause US companies to lose orders to other places.
Walking through our?local Fred Meyer store, we approached the wall of toasters with a gleam in our eyes,?holding an Amazon Fire smartphone.
WUHAN - A freight train loaded with electronic and mechanical products departed Friday for Germany from Wuhan, capital of Central China's Hubei province.
Wang Huajun, a taxi driver from Yichang, Hubei province, has been on call for a special passenger for 18 years, and drives her anywhere she needs to go.
Walking through the buzz-filled hall at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, Al Brenner- the chief executive of online art market information provider Mutualart.com- is impressed by the energy the Asian market shows towards contemporary artworks.
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Wang Jinhua, a lawyer at Grandall Law Firm, said that inheritability of virtual property concerns not only the owners and inheritors but also the phone company and social media companies.
WASHINGTON - US central bankers on Tuesday opened their final policy meeting of the year to review how best to support the economy as the Covid-19 vaccine rollout gets underway.
Wang Jianlin, Asia's richest man who runs Wanda empire, said the deal shows Wanda's determination to set its sight on innovative and asset-light business, including film and television, sports, tourism, internet and finance, according to Chinese mainland business news outlet Caixin.
WASHINGTON- US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he and President Xi Jinping are working to give Chinese telecom company ZTE Corp "a way to get back into business, fast."