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US President Donald Trump on Tuesday railed against proposed restrictions on trade with China, saying that his administration wanted to make doing business with China "easy'', including the sale of jet engines, instead of resorting to the "always used national security excuse".

US airlines have canceled flights to China through April 2020. The US also has banned noncitizens from entering if they have previously visited China in the last two weeks.

US President Donald Trump speaks during an announcement on immigration reform in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, US, Aug 2, 2017. [Photo/Agencies]

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Uber, on the other hand, “has not learned that part of it yet,” according to Peduto. “That’s where the frustration happens between a city like Pittsburgh that respects workers’ rights, respects accessibility for all, and doesn’t want that to be a side conversation after the fact, but wants to see it baked in at the beginning.”

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US East-1 is also the creakiest region in the AWS arsenal; if something goes wrong with AWS, it’s a pretty safe bet that a problem in US East-1 is to blame. It’s likely in need of investment more than a decade after the first facilities were opened, and Amazon’s plans to invest in the region will probably involve some tuneups for the most important part of its cloud engine.

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US companies slashed another 2.76 million jobs in May as the coronavirus pandemic continued to rip through the economy, payroll processing company ADP reported Wednesday.

US Permanent Representative to the UN Kelly Craft claimed on Friday that "the United States has every right to initiate snapback of provisions of previous Security Council resolutions."

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Uber, SoftBank, Didi, General Atlantic and Goldman Sachs declined to comment. Dragoneer and Tencent did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

US consumers made .6 billion in purchases through their smartphones (a popular shopping method in China), a 25 percent increase over last year, making up 40 percent of total online spending. Curbside pickup of merchandise increased 52 percent, according to Adobe.