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The fair opened in Beijing on Friday. It is the first major international economic and trade event held both online and offline by China since the COVID-19 outbreak. … [Read more...] about IP rights under protection at China intl services trade fair

“First News prints only one version of a book, however, fake booksellers have many versions with very low prices. First News has 1,000 books but has to compete with more than 3,000 fake and smuggled books,” said Phuoc. “Readers and dealers find it increasingly difficult to distinguish fake and authentic books due to the growing skills of counterfeiters.” … [Read more...] about Lazada claiming full compliance against First News’ allegation

Its unleashing of the coronavirus pandemic first on its own people and then on the world — whether by strategic design or cruel and reckless disregard of the consequences of its actions — has added to the gathering shame and doubts the rulers have earned. They truly have “hurt the feelings of the Chinese people,” who do not yet have the full picture of the growing opprobrium directed at communist officials by members of the international community. Even a tiny European state such as the Czech Republic has demanded an apology for the crude threats issued  by China’s foreign minister because a Czech official visited Taiwan.   … [Read more...] about China’s second century of shame, thanks to its Communist Party

If adopted by the Government of India, the recommendations in the report would have a significant, negative impact on most if not all companies that do business in India, including through mandatory sharing of proprietary data sets with competitors and the government, ITI said in a statement. … [Read more...] about Tech trade group urges India not to accept draft report on non-personal data governance

China's action is part of a swiftly escalating row between Beijing and Washington, and correspondents say the departure of the reporters will have a major impact on what the world knows about China as they do some of the most in-depth reporting about the country. … [Read more...] about China to restrict US journalists from three major newspapers

Traditional ways of consumption will be better leveraged as the mainstay and the positive effect of new types of consumption strengthened. Support will be given to bricks-and-mortar companies in opening online business and to internet platform companies in offline development. Businesses will be encouraged to carry out online promotion in a bid to boost offline consumption. … [Read more...] about China to further support new business forms and models, boost new types of consumption

The Guardian also understands the Premier League privately told the bid team weeks ago that it regarded the Saudi Public Investment Fund – which was hoping to acquire an 80% stake in Newcastle – as part of the Saudi state. That proved to be a key intervention because the kingdom has repeatedly blocked the Premier League taking legal action against the pirate broadcaster beoutQ for illegally streaming matches. … [Read more...] about Saudi-led consortium forced to abandon takeover of Newcastle United

Good relations between the US and China are essential to building a world most of us want to live in. The two countries have few fundamental interests in conflict, and much to gain by cooperation. Deepening economic, cultural, and person-to-person relations between the two countries will lead to a mutually beneficial world for all. But, continuing animosity and talk of a new cold war opens up negative possibilities I hate to even think about. The restart of the trade talks gives hope that both countries are choosing the beneficial path. … [Read more...] about Progress in phase-one trade deal talks signals hope

"There is no doubt that diseases have a devastating effect on economies and there is value in advancing disease diagnosis using simpler, more accurate biosensors," Archer CEO Dr Mohammad Choucair said. "However, there are only a limited number of materials that can perform [biosensing], and they require innovative development." … [Read more...] about Archer looks to commercialisation future with graphene-based biosensor tech

READ MORE:Multi-national corporation breaches New Zealand bargaining lawFreight company liquidation ends with former employee $20,000 out of pocketClothing store owners fined for allegedly hiring gang to intimidate employeesWorker claims employer hired gang member to threaten family … [Read more...] about Recruitment firm’s $23k bill after failing to follow redundancy rules