In 2015, Linklaters started advising three Chinese banks and 11 Pakistani banks to provide .95 billion of financing to Pakistan's Thar Block II coal mine and coal-fired power plant. Their financing through both the US dollar and Pakistani rupee meant that legal contracts involved English law, Chinese law, Pakistani law, and the law of the Dubai International Financial Center.
In 2014, there were only 50,000 electric vehicles sold in China, but in 2018 the number has increased by 10 times, said Jacob George, vice-president and general manager of Asia-Pacific at the US-based global marketing information services company J.D. Power.
In 2010, Shandong Ruyi took 41 percent stake in Japanese apparel maker Renown Inc, with an investment of 4 billion yen (.8 million), and became its largest shareholder.
In 1957, the Baoji-Chengdu Railway, running to neighboring Shaanxi province, opened. It was Sichuan's first rail link to another province.
In 2014, employees formed a group called Connect@Amazon and last year began hosting networking and other events where they volunteered with area nonprofits. The group has helped residents at the Mary’s Place homeless shelter create job resumes, served meals at the nonprofit Ronald McDonald House that supports families of ill children, and sorted shoes for the Redeeming Soles charity.
In 1998, Liu and his friends borrowed 100,000 yuan to establish a small company with just five employees. Two decades later, the company has become one of the largest moving companies in Chongqing, with 15 vans and two large offices in the downtown area.
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Igor Nechaev, general director of MCC EuroChem in Russia, also welcomed the development of Chinese youth hockey.
In 2015, Shen wanted to expand the rain shelter at his plantation to increase the quality and quantity of the peaches. Lacking sufficient collateral, he failed to get a loan from the bank. He borrowed from family and friends, but he was still 800,000 yuan short.
In 2005, Hainan was struck by typhoon Damrey. Hainan's five power generators were shut down, causing significant losses and huge pressure on grid companies to bolster supplies on the southern Chinese island.
Imports from China at the San Pedro Bay complex, which includes the Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach, fell 9.6 percent in the first half of 2019 compared with the same period in 2018, while exports to China declined 22 percent.