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Restaurants, cafeterias, craft sellers and the iconic convertible vintage cars thrived with thousands of tourists supporting their activities and directly engaging with the booming sector which currently employs more than 584,000 Cubans.

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Rodlauer noted that Chinese authorities are taking important measures to restrain the rapid growth of the real estate sector in some areas and rein in financial stability risks in the shadow banking system.

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Restaurants and ready-to-eat foods are becoming viable options for Chinese consumers to celebrate the traditional Lunar New Year's Eve dinner, an industry report shows.

Rong and Lau saw the opportunity and decided to do something to address the demand. In 2016, they received HK0,000 from the Cyberport Creative Micro Fund and developed their first prototype machine for sorting coins.

Roads near to commercial areas, wholesale markets and transportation hubs will bear the heaviest traffic, the bureau said, adding that it will closely monitor the weather and traffic flow to prevent gridlock.

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Rohit Prasad, Amazon’s vice president and head scientist for Alexa, laid out a scenario where a user of Echo Show could engage in a seamless dialogue to choose a showing of “Dark Phoenix,” reserve seats through Atom Tickets, find a nice Chinese restaurant nearby, make a dinner reservation through Open Table, set up an Uber ride and watch a movie trailer.

Revenues for China's top 500 companies stood at a total of 71.7 trillion yuan, up 11.2 percent year-on-year, and the growth rate increased 3.6 percentage points compared with last year.

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Restaurants have seen a surge in lunch orders since June, with Shanghai, Beijing and Hangzhou topping the chart, according to data from Ele.me, one of the country's largest online catering platforms.

Ries pointed out that one critical barrier for Chinese companies to make a genuine global takeoff is their names, which are generally difficult to pronounce in countries that use the Latin alphabet.