The hope is to fly up and light the torch at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but it's unclear it will meet that goal. At a demonstration last year, the device crashed after it rose to slightly higher than eye level. A video of a more recent demonstration suggests it's now flying more stably, though it's being tested indoors, unmanned and chained so it won't fly away.
The growing electric vehicle market will drive demand for a large number of batteries. Tesla, Audi, Jaguar Land Rover and some other carmakers suspended production due to supply problems at one time.
The group's illegal gains totaled 27 million yuan (.3 million) from 2001 to 2014. The other 54 members were given jail terms ranging from six months to 14 years and fines.
The growth was 5.9 percentage points higher than in the first five months of the year, and 11.7 percentage points more than that of the first quarter, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) told a press conference Thursday.
The guideline called for enhanced supervision of safety and quality of goods by counties' agricultural product quality testing institutions and encouraged them to put in place a product traceability system.
The highly anticipated Shanghai-London Stock Connect Mechanism - a further step connecting the Chinese mainland and international capital markets - is taking shape as the central regulator started to solicit public opinion on detailed rules last Friday.
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The high-end fashion and luxury shopping mall, located in Chaoyang district, held a media tour on Friday.
The guidelines on the approval and filing of foreign investment projects, compiled by the Hainan Provincial Development and Reform Commission, stipulate the scope, submissions and processing requirements of foreign investment projects under the approval and filing system, as well as the procedures and a flow sheet.
The headline index for the convenience store sector stood at 71.28 in Q4, up from 69.25 in Q3, the Ministry of Commerce said in a report on its website.
The group found that only about 5 percent of the annual global shipbreaking volume is from countries other than the five. Germany, Singapore, Greece and South Korea send more ships to Asian beaches for scrapping than other countries. Their ships continued to cause environmental damage in host countries in 2017.