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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in a century, churned across northern Caribbean islands on Wednesday with a catastrophic mix of fierce winds, surf and rain en route to a possible Florida landfall this weekend.

SHENZHEN -- Traders and investors from over 50 countries and international organizations will attend the 22nd China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) in southern China's tech hub Shenzhen, online or offline, from Wednesday to Sunday, according to its organizer Tuesday.

SHENZHEN - A second auction will be held on Taobao, Alibaba's e-commerce platform, on Thursday, for the third of three Boeing 747 freighters, after it was not sold with the other two planes during a previous auction.

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SEOUL－Day traders seeking help for gambling addiction have tripled in number in South Korea, as COVID-19 social distancing and working from home has freed up more time for online stock market trading, data shows.

SHANGHAI — Staff with US company Amicus Therapeutics regularly travel to Shanghai to work out how to develop a new drug to treat Pompe disease, a rare muscle disorder.

SHIJIAZHUANG -- Residents in Tangshan, North China's Hebei province, may face power outages as State Grid has decided to give way to intruders in the high-voltage facilities -- rare birds.

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SAFE began issuing monthly data on the service trade in January 2014 to improve the transparency of balance of payments statistics. Since the start of 2015, it has also included monthly data on merchandise trade in its reports.

SIS announced that it would shed more than 1,000 employees in Seattle, according to a notice filed Wednesday with the Washington Employment Security Department. The majority of SIS’ full-time employees are expected to be rehired under the new contract.

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SASAC has been actively restructuring SOEs this year in a bid to improve efficiency, with the number of central SOEs falling to 98 after Monday's announced merger, down sharply from 196 in 2003.

SHANGHAI - The Shanghai-based New Development Bank approved two infrastructure and sustainable development projects in India and Russia with loans of 0 million.