Other potential landmines are the rising leveraged loans and high-yield bonds in the US, which are financing instruments of low-credit-quality companies, as well as worldwide small and medium-sized enterprises that are more vulnerable to economic standstills and will find it harder to recover than larger companies.
Other Asia-Pacific markets also felt the pressure. Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 4.41 percent, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 slumped 7.36 percent.
Ongoing or approved projects will be subject to the new standards from April 1, 2019.
Others wandering the facility looking up at the glass or down at the plants included?students from the?Environmental and Adventure School?(EAS) that is part of the Lake Washington School District. Those kids previously got a chance to help out in the Woodinville, Wash., greenhouse where Amazon raised many of the plants in the Spheres.
Other Chinese tech companies including Tencent and ByteDance have also been dragged into the fray between both countries, facing increased scrutiny in the US.
Ongoing scorching weather and a high demand for electricity from industrial manufacturers propelled the rise in power generation.
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Oppo, the country's leading smartphone vendor, announced a 5G smartphone ahead of the mobile congress. Four foreign telecom carriers - Swisscom, Australia's Telstra and Optus, and Singtel in Singapore - are expected to be the first to sell the unnamed 5G phone.
Opening two offices instead of one second headquarters is a departure from what Amazon originally said it had planned. But from the very beginning, the company cautioned it might take an alternate route in an oft-overlooked caveat at the end of the HQ2 request for proposals.
Others resist the initiative fearing that it means the West will be the loser in the global competition. The view expressed by Wolfgang Ischinger, chairman of the Munich Security Conference, belongs to this category. At this year's conference earlier this month, he said that a divided Europe will lose out in the face of a rising China.
Opening-up has revved up in the finance sector: China launched the trading of crude oil futures contracts in Shanghai, the first futures contracts listed on China's mainland to overseas investors; foreign firms have been offered the green light to have 51-percent ownership of their brokerage ventures; foreign investment access was also eased in the insurance industry, just to name a few.