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Insurance, for example, can provide risk management and economic compensation services, as well as enhance their credit to get more financing elsewhere, he said.
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International railways are the mainstay of China's cross-border land transport, delivering more than 10 million items to 24 countries across Europe so far, according to the China Post Group.
Initiated in early November, the Nasdaq-like STAR Market was officially launched on June 13. The Shanghai bourse said on July 5 that the first 25 companies, whose IPO registration has been approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, will start trading at the Shanghai exchange on July 22.
Inquiries about chartered flights from Chinese who live in Europe surged in March. Passengers are mainly entrepreneurs, Chinese immigrants and students who study abroad. Charters are seen as presenting less risk of infection now that Europe has become the global epicenter of COVID-19.
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Insurance funds should serve the real economy and help supply-side structural reform, the CIRC said earlier this month.
Investment in property development rose 9.7 percent year-on-year for Jan-Oct period, slightly down from 9.9 percent during the first nine months, according to NBS data.
Inner Mongolia autonomous region was labeled as one of the country's big data development zones in 2016 and has attracted an array of tech giants, including Baidu and JD.
Intimidation and doxxing through social media went rampant, and earlier this month, the so-called "freedom fighters" vandalized and threw petrol bombs at the Court of Final Appeal and High Court, the symbol of the rule of law, the spokesman said.