Last year, China imported more than 8 million in lobsters from America, surpassing the previous high of about .2 million in 2014.
Last year, consumption of liquor compared to wine globally was half-and-half, while in China it was seven to one, indicating significant room for growth for wine in China. The average per capita consumption volume of wine in the United States has been more than 10 liters a year, while the number is lower than 1.5 liters in China, Frost & Sullivan found.
Last week, Reuters reported that US lawmakers were urging AT&T to cut commercial ties to Chinese phone-maker Huawei Technologies and to reject plans by telecom operator China Mobile to enter the US market, because of national security concerns.
Last month, it secured a .5 billion rescue package from SoftBank, a deal that hands 80 percent of the company to the Japanese conglomerate.
Laourou said China, as the world's biggest trader and one of the largest recipients of foreign direct investment, and its policies have a direct impact on the global economy.
Last month, it held the 2020 Overseas Medical and Healthcare Project Meeting, an online event from the Wuhan Conference Center, with around 60 experts from the UK medical and healthcare sector and representatives of the Chinese enterprises taking part.
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Last week, the alliance's report showed that in 2017, there were roughly 214,000 public charging piles. The number of private charging piles, which are installed when a car is purchased, totaled 232,000. Given that there are 1.72 million EVs on the country's roads, the ratio of China's EVs to charging piles is 3.8 to 1.
Last year, Shanghai-based YTO Express acquired a 61.75 percent stake in Hong Kong-listed On Time Logistics Holdings Ltd, which handles air freight forwarding business in Asia, Europe and North America.
Last year, revenue from the e-commerce service industry reached 4.47 billion yuan, increasing 27.2 percent from a year earlier, while the number of employees in e-commerce was 51.26 million, up 8.29 percent year-on-year.
Last week, the International Monetary Fund revised up China's 2019 growth projection by 0.1 percentage point to 6.3 percent, citing factors including the recent developments in the China-US trade talks and China's stronger-than-expected expansionary fiscal policy.