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To step up commercialization of methanol cars, since 2012, the MIIT has started trials of methanol vehicles in 10 cities across China including Guiyang, Shanghai, Xi'an in Shaanxi province, Jinzhong and Changzhi in Shanxi province, as well as Lanzhou in Gansu province.

To help his firm upgrade to be able to tackle future challenges, Shang said Nice Boat is looking at the business models of Japanese companies.

Today, koi is big business and Japanese exports are booming - in 2016, Japan exported a record 295 metric ton of koi carp, generating turnover of 3.5 billion yen (.96 million), an increase of almost 50 percent from 2007, according to Japan's agriculture ministry.

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Tobias Bergmann, president of the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, said China and European Union (EU), as main drivers of the world economy, are both facing the current uncertainty in the global political situation.

To tackle the economic impacts of the epidemic, I think two basic principles should be followed.

To maintain stable economic growth, China may take measures such as further reducing taxes and fees, and expanding fiscal budget deficit, among others, some experts said.

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To overcome these difficulties, the municipal government has invited experts from scientific institutions nationwide to study the problems and formulate solutions in accordance with local conditions.

To make regulation more effective, the new regulatory body will work to ensure coherence between China's monetary, fiscal and industrial policies, Lu Lei, head of the financial stability bureau of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) told the People's Daily, a leading newspaper in China.

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To prevent infection risks from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chinese government and business associations have urged companies operating overseas such as CR20G to prepare enough protective materials and make emergency plans, as well as maintain close communication with host countries, according to information released by the Beijing-based China International Contractors Association.

To reach Yaragiz, which is 3,500 meters above sea level, Eziz and his colleagues have to navigate narrow, winding mountain roads as well as three mountain passes. Along the way are steep, barren slopes, where falling stones or landslides are a regular threat. The 72-km trip takes even the most experienced driver three hours to finish.