Thursday's interbank market showed the overnight Shanghai Interbank Offered Rate (Shibor), which measures the cost at which banks lend to one another, climbed 9.5 basis point to 2.519 percent. The Shibor rate for one-month loans rose 2.6 basis point to 2.9 percent.
Tianjin's giant Ferris wheel, nicknamed "Tianjin Eye", is 110 meters in diameter and is equipped with 48 passenger capsules, seen here on Dec 30, 2019. [Photo/Xinhua]
Though such guidance does not have the force of law, schools could presumably use it to defend themselves against lawsuits over admission policies.
Though it's getting more difficult to "bite a piece of the pie" from the country's online education segment, Hou told China Daily that the company has been gaining momentum as its total revenue growth is 4.5 times bigger now than that of last year.
Tibbetts' disappearance set off a massive search involving dozens of officers from the FBI, as well as state and local agencies. They focused much of their efforts in and around Brooklyn, searching farm fields, ponds and homes. Investigators asked anyone who was around five locations, including a car wash, a truck stop and a farm south of town, to report if they saw anything suspicious on July 18.
Though trust in brands made by companies headquartered in China has risen at home, it has remained flat globally in the past five years and companies must focus more on reputation building, said the 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer. The survey was jointly conducted by Edelman China and the National Image Research Center of Tsinghua University and released on Mar 22 in Beijing.
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Thubten Khedrup (left) inspects a training program that teaches women sewing skills in Nepal in December, 2018. [Photo/China Daily]
Though Wong has been told he is at a high risk of contracting full RBD and Parkinson's disease, he said the news has not made him anxious. He plans to retire this year and relieve the strain of hard work. In addition, he exercises regularly to improve his mood and sleep because he believes that doing something is better than doing nothing at all.
Tian Feilong, executive director of the One Country Two Systems Research Institute, a Hong Kong-based think tank, said that the "primary" planned by Tai are not legal activities backed by Hong Kong laws. The goal of such a poll is to allow radical forces to concentrate its power to overturn the constitutional system of Hong Kong, he added.
Thousands of companies have signed an online registry pledging to either close their doors, extend lunch hours or give employees the day off to attend the protests.