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Ladd predicts Amazon will pass Kroger to become the number two grocer in the U.S. by 2025, and surpass Walmart to claim the number one spot some time between 2027 and 2030. To get there, Amazon will have to figure out how to streamline Whole Foods’ operations, open new stores — both under the Whole Foods flag and its own — and grow its distribution footprint.

LOS ANGELES - As China's growing film industry is closing in on the world's top box office, it is also experiencing upheavals and pains, Hollywood film industry insiders said.

LHASA -- Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region has seen an increasing number of women joining the workforce and a growth of income, local women authorities said.

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LHASA - China announced on Tuesday that it has completed the first high-precision airborne gravity survey for Mount Qomolangma and its surrounding region as the aircraft of the mission safely returned to Lhasa, the capital of Tibet.

Kondapalli also hopes for further progress to be made at the Xiamen summit in the BRICS cooperation on combating climate change, while noting differences remain within the BRICS group on issues of cyber security, making cooperation in this area unlikely at present.

LANZHOU - Vice-Premier Liu Yandong Saturday called for enhancing education in underdeveloped areas amid efforts to fight poverty.

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LAS VEGAS — As the year of Kubernetes wraps up, Amazon Web Services joined its cloud rivals by rolling out a new service that manages the popular container-orchestration software for its customers.

Kweichow Moutai Co, the best-known expensive Chinese liquor, is hiring more than 300 new wine-makers, as the company sees its market value grow, with the market for baijiu gradually recovering, and demand expanding as consumer spending rises.

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LANZHOU - Northwest China's Gansu province saw trade with Belt and Road countries and regions grow 3 percent year-on-year to 18.66 billion yuan (.69 billion) in the first 11 months of 2019, according to a provincial business meeting held on Tuesday.

Kruppe said SNIEC has had deep discussions with its customers over the past few years, and "it is very obvious that the top requirement from them is service."