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WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the United States would not close in the case of a second coronavirus wave.

Walking on the stone-paved road under the shade of lush trees in Bamou village, it is easy to find respite from the summer heat.

Wan Jun, vice-president of Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University in Wuhan, Hubei province, is a member of the six-member group devoted to helping build fangcang hospitals. He said in an interview with the China Central Television on Sunday before leaving for Hong Kong that before departure, the team had sorted out experiences learned during the epidemic in Wuhan — the hardest-hit city in China, enhanced skills of team members, stocked up on protective equipment and learned about healthcare rules in Hong Kong.

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Walmart said the growth in China e-commerce sales beat the 97-percent growth in the US. The Bentonville, Arkansas-based company said its Sam's Club membership stores saw double-digit comparable sales growth in China.

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WASHINGTON -- US President Donald Trump on Sunday confirmed that a US official team had arrived in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) to talk about the preparation for a summit between him and DPRK's top leader Kim Jong-un.

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WSJ’s investigation comes after Amazon lauded 150 new tools it has built so far this year to help sellers grow their businesses on the third-party marketplace. Amazon said it is investing billion this year to “empower” sellers on its platform.

Wal-Mart started testing same-day delivery earlier this month in Virginia, Minneapolis and Philadelphia, and plans to offer it in the San Francisco Bay Area next month. (No word on whether Wal-Mart will bring it to Amazon.com’s backyard in Seattle).

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Wang Chuanfu, chairman of BYD, said: "We believe car electrification is an inevitable trend, and private cars will be the next pillar of its development after buses."

WELLINGTON - Chinese visitor spending will add NZ.3 billion (.92 billion) annually to New Zealand's economy by 2023, with China set to become New Zealand's largest tourist market by spend, said Tourism Minister Paula Bennett on Friday.