Jones first took his daughter Mailee to China when she was 7 years old. Now she's 21 and helps her father coach the younger students.
Juexing, abbot of the Jade Buddha Temple, called on Buddhist worshippers and tourists visiting the temple to engage in garbage sorting. "Garbage sorting is a good way to purify the environment. We are delighted to contribute to ecological progress," he said.
Jonathan Haskel, professor of economics at Imperial College Business School and co-author of Capitalism Without Capital: The Rise of the Intangible Economy, fears that the UK won't get a trade boost from countries like China and leaving the EU will be detrimental to trade.
Jiang clearly remembers the day he arrived in Wuhan. It was raining and snowing. Things once routine became difficult.
Jochen Goller, president and CEO of BMW Group Region China, said, "Our joint venture in China has been an integral part of BWM's global landscape and is expected to play an increasingly important role in implementing the ACES strategy-which stands for automated, connected, electrified and services-especially the part about electrified cars."
Just last month?Amazon introduced a?new set of tools?to help commercial device makers build the technology into their products.?Amazon also?opened up?what amounts to Alexa’s ears, her 7-Mic Voice Processing Technology, to third party hardware makers who want to build?the digital brain into their devices. Amazon opened up Amazon Lex, the artificial intelligence technology that powers Alexa to developers.
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Jokhang Temple is renowned in Tibetan Buddhism. It has a history of more than 1,300 years and houses many cultural treasures.
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June's trade data showed that global market demand is recovering and the country's export-oriented companies received more orders from foreign clients last month, especially from member economies of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and countries and regions related to the Belt and Road Initiative, he said.
John and I kick off the news segment with a discussion of the new Museum of History & Industry, including his back story about sneaking into the partially completed Microsoft exhibit during a media preview this week. (It cracks me up that they’re featuring Microsoft Bob as part of that.)