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More than 41 percent of children and teenagers who sleep too little use electronic devices such as computer tablets and mobile phones, the survey found, and youths whose parents use smartphones in front of them are more likely to have less sleep.
More than 100 participants with 15 teams representing universities and professional teams joined "Asia PropTech Innovation" in mid-August, organized by Asia PropTech. The three teams that won prizes are rewarded for their innovative ideas in addressing housing and land shortage, improving residential operations and optimizing retail operations.
More economic indicators will be released later this week, including inflation gauges and financial statistics, such as money supply and credit growth.
More than 1.78 million people got tested through the program which began on Sept 1 and ended on Monday, according to official figures.
Moon wanted to gauge the women's reaction to his government's position on the deal, the Blue House said.
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More small and medium-sized airports in provinces involved in the initiative are also planned, he said.
More tax reduction measures may be on the way. Ma Jun, a member of the monetary policy committee of the People's Bank of China, said that China could cut the tax by about 1 percent of GDP next year, Xinhua-run Shanghai Securities News reported. That could mean China's tax cuts would be greater than the extent of the tax reductions in the United States, Ma said.
More capital market opening-up measures were announced by Yi Huiman, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the top securities regulator.