The Fourth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, which is scheduled to conclude on Thursday, will likely set the tone for future policies about the country's economic governance, including efforts to carry out legal and administrative reforms and legal revisions concerning major economic issues.
The GDP density of Beijing was only 171 million yuan due to its large percentage of mountain area, which accounts for 62 percent of its 16,410 square kilometers total area.
The Fifth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, held last week, laid out a comprehensive guideline for the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), which covers major aspects of China's socioeconomic life.
The Golden State saw 3,400 new cases on Friday in the previous 24 hours, marking a slight uptick from recent lows. Meanwhile, the state's positivity rate, state-wide coronavirus-related emergency department visits and new hospitalizations due to the virus are all on the rise in the past week.
The House bill, which was passed early Saturday, includes measures to make sure that businesses with fewer than 500 employees offer two weeks of paid sick leave to their workers, enhance unemployment insurance, boost funding for food assistance programs, as well as ensure free testing.
The Hainan provincial government has injected 200 million yuan for seed breeding technology, and the transfer of the knowledge into industrial production.
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The Guizhou Emergency Management Office said on its Weibo account on Tuesday afternoon that the number of casualties were unknown and rescue work is ongoing.
The Financial Times reported Wednesday that Saudi central bank and state pension funds have instructed their overseas assets managers to dispose of their Canadian equities, bonds and cash holdings "no matter the cost," citing two anonymous sources.
The HKEX said in a statement released on Friday that it was disappointed the LSE declined to "properly engage" in what could be "a highly compelling strategic opportunity".
The Federal Reserve Act stipulates that the Fed chairman can be "removed by the president for cause," and the Senate must sign off on replacements.