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Power cuts in Taiwan and China expose Taiwanese businesses double standards | Taiwan News

Power cuts in Taiwan and China expose Taiwanese businesses double standards | Taiwan News
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KMT again looks to hold back biotech industry

KMT again looks to hold back biotech industry
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DFI Is Listed in CommonWealth Magazine s 2021 Fast 100

/PRNewswire/ The spread of the COVID-19 epidemic around the world has triggered a series of technological and financial wrestling, and restarting the growth.

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New Connection for Boston Subway Lines Could Cost $850M : CEG

An engineer with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority outlined a plan before an MBTA board on June 7 that would create a subway extension linking Boston s Red and Blue Lines at a cost of $850 million, while also requiring nearly 10 years of design and construction.

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13 Chinese Internet Financial Giants Interviewed Amidst a CCP Internal Power Struggle

China’s Regulators Warn 13 Chinese Internet Firms Amidst Internal Power Struggle Among other issues, supervision of the shareholding structure and capital was reportedly emphasized in the interviews. Four Chinese financial regulators, including the People’s Bank of China, China Banking Regulatory Commission, China Securities Regulatory Commission, and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, jointly interviewed representatives of the financial platform companies on April 29. The interviewed giants are Tencent, Du Xiaoman Financial, JD.com, ByteDance, Meituan Finance, Didi Finance, Lufax, Tianxing Data, 360 DigiTech, Sina Finance, Suning Finance, Gome Finance, and Trip.com Group Finance. Similar to Ant Group, these 13 companies all have integrated operations, large business volume, and strong industry influence.

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