Microsoft President Brad Smith at the GeekWire Summit. (GeekWire Photo / Dan DeLong)
Moody's Investors Service said on Monday that it placed Boeing's debt on a 90-day review for a possible downgrade. Less than a month ago, Moody's cut Boeing's credit rating one grade as problems with the MAX drag on longer than anticipated. The lower bond rating means Boeing must pay more to borrow.
Monday evening's weather will be dramatically warmer than one year earlier though rain may soak hundreds of thousands of people who are expected to flock to Times Square to witness the annual ball drop, according to local weather forecast.
Microsoft’s insistence on doubling down on search rather than display advertising.
Mike had been at China Daily for about eight years, but he touched many lives during that time. His influence went far beyond our newsroom.
Microsoft and Amazon compete in the cloud computing arena.
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Michel Gardet, the global business head for Medical Nutrition of Nestle Health Science, believes that "China's FSMP market may face a long-term incubation period. For NHS, we not only must meet the production thresholds required by regulatory authorities, but also understand the health of different consumers through a large amount of research and develop the corresponding formula."
Milson Yeung, a 30-year-old director of a local technology and innovation company, said his own business had suffered serious setbacks during the past year of social strife. Yeung supports the national security law, saying it will create a friendly social and political environment for Hong Kong, which will help improve its science and technology sector and attract more mainland and overseas talents.
Mobilization of national resources, people's cooperation key factorsThe relatively low death toll from the novel coronavirus in China has been the result of enforcing decisive measures and mobilizing national resources to fight the disease, according to the deputy head of a hospital treating COVID-19 patients in Wuhan, Hubei province.
Milk powder was the top export product by value last year, when exports were worth 72.9 million pounds, up 44 percent on 2016. The UK exported 69.9 million pounds of salmon to China last year, up 28 percent. And the Chinese imported 61.8 million pounds worth of British whisky, up 47 percent on the previous year. British beer exports to China are also growing quickly in popularity, increasing to be worth 45.9 million pounds, which was 127 percent more than in 2016.