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Air Travel And Stay At Guangzhou China

2021-01-08T12:02:12Z

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Carvalho Strikes To Take Beijing Into Asian Champions League Quarters

2021-01-08T02:20:36Z

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By Michael Church HONG KONG, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Beijing Guoan progressed to the quarter-finals of the Asian Champions League for the first time after Alan Carvalho scored the only goal as the Chinese Super League side knocked FC Tokyo out of the continental championship in their last-16 game on Sunday. Bruno Genesio's side will be joined in the next round by Ulsan Hyundai as the South Koreans defeated Melbourne Victory 3-0 thanks to two second-half Bjorn Johnsen goals either side of Won Du-jae's header, maintaining their hopes of a first title since 2012. Melbourne goalkeeper Max Crocombe had kept his side in the game in the first half with a pair of fine saves, first denying Kim In-sung before keeping out Yoon Bit-garam´s effort from well outside the box. But after Jo Su-huk had made a top class stop at the other end to deny Brandon Lauton, substitute Johnsen struck in the 65th minute when a rebounded shot fell invitingly at the Norwegian striker's feet. Won added a second 12 minutes later when he rose highest to meet Yoon´s free kick from the right, and Johnsen sealed the win four minutes from time. Earlier in the day, Carvalho scored the only goal of Beijing's meeting with FC Tokyo as the Brazil-born striker, who took [http://www.covnews.com/archives/search/?searchthis=Chinese%20citizenship Chinese citizenship] last year, netted just before the hour mark from [http://www.ourmidland.com/search/?q=close%20range close range]. Former Brazil international Renato Augusto cut the ball back from the byline to Carvalho and the 31-year-old, on loan with Beijing from Guangzhou Evergrande, put his side in front with a deflected right foot shot. Japan's Emperor's Cup holders Vissel Kobe next take on Shanghai SIPG before Suwon Bluewings face Yokohama F Marinos to complete play in the last-16 phase of the competition. The draw for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] the quarter-finals will take place in Doha on Tuesday as the coronavirus-delayed competition continues to be played in a biosecure bubble in the Qatari capital. At stake is a place in the final at the Al Janoub Stadium on Dec. 19, when the leading club from east Asia will take on Iran´s Persepolis. The side from Tehran booked their place in the decider in October during a centralised competition in Qatar for teams from the western half of the continent. (Reporting by Michael Church, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] Editing by Hugh Lawson)

Facebook Sues Chinese Ad Company Over Alleged Hacking Campaign

2021-01-08T01:12:16Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Hackers spent at least $4 million from compromised ads accounts on Facebook, according to the company. Angela Lang/CNET Facebook [ filed a lawsuit Wednesday against two Chinese citizens], accusing them of operating a hacking campaign targeting ad accounts on the social network. Hackers have increasingly been going after Facebook ad accounts, using their victims' credit cards to promote posts for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] fraudulent products, or in some cases spreading malware. In November, [ ] in which hackers tried to spend $10,000 per day using one victim's ads account. In Facebook's lawsuit, the tech giant alleges that Chen Xiao Cong, a Chinese software developer, and Huang Tao, a marketing director for the company GuangZhou HongYi Technology, were behind a similar hacking campaign starting in 2016. The lawsuit is also filed against the company ILikeAds, a Hong Kong based advertising business that promoted itself as a "one-stop comprehensive solution to advertisers." The two alleged hackers would take over their victims' accounts and use the victims' money to buy ads for fraudulent products like diet pills, male enhancement supplements and counterfeit goods, according to the lawsuit. Facebook said it's paid more than $4 million in reimbursements to victims of these hacks. The defendants couldn't be reached for comment. According to the lawsuit, Cong developed malware meant for browser extensions, which was then shared on forums and websites. Court documents allegedly show [http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=&section=&global=1&q=Cong%20posting Cong posting] on forums and offering to pay people to include the malware in extensions, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] writing, "We need a lot of US installations." Malicious extensions would steal Facebook login information and were designed to disable a victims' account security notifications, according to the lawsuit. The malware also probed victims' accounts to see if they'd run ads in the past, how much they'd paid and what any [http://www.healthncure.net/?s=balance balance] on an accounts was. If the hacked Facebook account had run ads, it would likely have a credit card saved on it. The alleged hackers used their victims' money to pay for deceptive ads. A Facebook spokesperson said this hacking campaign is different from the one CNET reported on in November, where the ads led to pages with malware designed to steal credit card information. Facebook said it's notified hundreds of thousands of people since April that their accounts were compromised. Facebook is also accusing the two Chinese citizens of "[ cloaking]," a technique shady advertisers use to disguise links on the social network to avoid triggering its ad reviews process. The alleged hackers had spent at least $4 million from Facebook ads accounts between 2016 and 2019, according to the company. "To protect Facebook users and disrupt these types of schemes, we will continue our work to detect malicious behavior directed towards our platform and enforce against violations of our Terms and Policies," Facebook's Jessica Romero, director of platform enforcement and litigation, and Rob Leathern, director of product management, said in a statement. "Creating real world consequences for those who deceive users and engage in cloaking schemes is important in maintaining the integrity of our platform." [#comments Comments] [/topics/security/ Notification on Notification off Security]

WTA Tour Schedule-Winners

2021-01-08T01:08:12Z

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Jan. 3-11 2020 - Shenzhen Open, HO (Ekaterina Alexandrova) Jan. 2-12 2020 - ASB Classic, HO (Serena Williams) Jan. 3-12 2020 - Brisbane International presented by Suncorp, HO (Karolina Pliskova) Jan. 10-18 2020 - Adelaide International, HO (Ashleigh Barty) Jan. 10-18 2020 - Hobart International, HO (Elena Rybakina) Jan. 13-Jan. 31 - Australian Open, HO (Sofia Kenin) Feb. 7-16 2020 - Thailand Open, HO (Magda Linette) Feb. 7-16 2020 - St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy, HO (Kiki Bertens) Feb. 14-22 2020 - Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, HO (Simona Halep) Feb. 14-23 2020 - Hungarian Ladies Open, HO Feb. 21-29 2020 - Abierto Mexicano Telcel, HO (Heather Watson) Feb. 20-29 2020 - Qatar Total Open, HO (Aryna Sabalenka) Feb. 28-March 7 - Lyon Open, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] HO (Sofia Kenin) Feb. 28-March 7 - Abierto GNP Seguros, HO (Elina Svitolina) March 8-22 2020 - BNP Paribas Open, HO March 22-April 4 - Miami Open, HO April 3-12 2020 - Claro Open Colsanitas, CO April 3-12 2020 - Volvo Car Open, GO April 17-26 2020 - Lugano, Switzerland, CO April 17-26 2020 - Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, RO May 15-23 2020 - Grand Prix De SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem, CO May 15-24 2020 - Nurnberger Versicherungs Cup, CO June 5-14 2020 - Aegon Open Nottingham, GO June 5-14 2020 - Ricoh Open, GO June 12-21 2020 - Berlin Open, GO June 12-21 2020 - Aegon Classic Birmingham, GO June 18-27 2020 - Aegon International Eastbourne, GO June 19-28 2020 - Bad Homburg, GO June 21-July 10 - The Championships, GO July 10-19 2020 - Bucharest Open, CO July 10-19 2020 - Ladies Open Lausanne, CO July 17-26 2020 - Baltic Open, CO July 24-Aug. 1 - Olympic Tournament Tokyo, Japan, HO July 31-9 2020 - Palermo Ladies Open, CO (Fiona Ferro) July 31-9 2020 - Silicon Valley Classic, HO July 31-9 2020 - Citi Open, HO Aug. 8-16 2020 - Lexington, USA, HO (Jennifer Brady) Aug. 7-16 2020 - Rogers Cup presented by National Bank, HO Aug. 7-16 2020 - J&T Banka Prague Open, CO (Simona Halep) Aug. 19-29 2020 - Western & Southern Open, HO (Victoria Azarenka) Aug. 21-30 2020 - Albany Open, HO Aug. 30-Sept. 11 - US Open, HO (Naomi Osaka) Sept. 6-13 2020 - Istanbul, Turkey, CO (Patricia Maria Tig) Sept. 11-20 2020 - Hana-cupid Japan Women's Open Tennis Championships, HO Sept. 11-20 2020 - Mutua Madrid Open, CO Sept. 11-21 2020 - Internazionali BNL d'Italia, CO (Simona Halep) Sept. 19-26 2020 - Internationaux de Strasbourg, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu từ hà nội] CO (Elina Svitolina) Sept. 21-Oct. 10 [http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/search/index.cfm?term=&-%20French&loc=en_us&siteSection=home - French] Open, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] CO (Iga Swiatek) Oct. 3-11 2020 - Korea Open, HO Oct. 9-18 2020 - China Open, HO Oct. 9-18 2020 - Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open, HO Oct. 9-18 2020 - Tianjin Open, HO Oct. 16-25 2020 - BGL BNP Paribas Luxembourg Open, HO Oct. 16-25 2020 - Ostrava, Czech Republic, HO (Aryna Sabalenka) Oct. 16-25 2020 - Wuhan Open, HO Oct. 16-26 2020 - JiangXi Open, HO Oct. 24-Oct. 31 - VTB Kremlin Cup, HO Oct. 23-Oct. 31 - Zhengzhou Open, HO Oct. 30-Nov. 7 - Toray Pan Pacific Open, HO Nov. 8-10 2020 - WTA Finals, HO Nov. 6-15 2020 - Ladies Linz presented by Upper Austria, HO (Aryna Sabalenka) Nov. 15-18 2020 - WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai, HO Nov. 20-29 2020 - Guangzhou Open, HO

Soccer-List Of Asian Club Champions

2021-01-07T22:20:16Z

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Dec 19 (Reuters) - List of Asian club champions after Ulsan Hyundai beat Persepolis in Saturday's Asian Champions League final in Doha: [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] 2020 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea) beat Persepolis (Iran) 2-1 2019 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) beat Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) 3-0 on aggregate 2018 Kashima Antlers (Japan) beat Persepolis (Iran) 2-0 on aggregate 2017 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) beat Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) 2-1 on aggregate 2016 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (South Korea) beat Al-Ain (United Arab Emirates) 3-2 on aggregate 2015 Guangzhou Evergrande (China) beat Al-Ahli (United Arab Emirates) 1-0 on aggregate 2014 Western Sydney Wanderers (Australia) beat Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) 1-0 on aggregate 2013 Guangzhou Evergrande (China) beat FC Seoul (Japan) on away goals after 3-3 draw. 2012 Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea) beat Al-Ahli (United Arab Emirates) 3-0 2011 Al-Sadd (Qatar) beat Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (South Korea) 4-2 on penalties after 2-2 draw* 2010 Seongnam (South Korea) beat Zob Ahan (Iran) 3-1 2009 Pohang Steelers (South Korea) beat Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) 2-1 2008 Gamba Osaka (Japan) beat Adelaide United (Australia) 5-0 on aggregate 2007 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) beat Sepahan (Iran) 3-1 on aggregate 2006 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (South Korea) beat Al-Karamah (Syria) 3-2 on aggregate 2005 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) beat Al-Ain (United Arab Emirates) 5-3 on aggregate 2004 Al-Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) beat Seongnam (south Korea) 6-3 on aggregate 2003 Al-Ain (United Arab Emirates) beat BEC Tero Sasana (Thailand) 2-1 on aggregate ASIAN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2002 Suwon Samsung Bluewings (South Korea) beat Anyang LG Cheetahs (South Korea) 4-2 on penalties after 0-0 draw* 2001 Suwon Samsung Bluewings (South Korea) beat Jubilo Iwata (Japan) 1-0 2000 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) beat Jubilo Iwata (Japan) 3-2* 1999 Jubilo Iwata (Japan) beat Esteghlal (Iran) 2-1 1998 Pohang Steelers (South Korea) beat Dalian Wanda (China) 6-5 on penalties after 0-0 draw* 1997 Pohang Steelers (South Korea) beat Seongnam (South Korea) 2-1* 1996 Seongnam (South Korea) beat Al-Nassr (Saudi Arabia) 1-0* 1995 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand) beat Al-Arabi (Qatar) 1-0 1994 Thai Farmers Bank (Thailand) beat Oman Club (Oman) 2-1 1993 PAS Tehran (Iran) beat Al-Shabab (Saudi Arabia) 1-0 1992 Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) beat Esteghlal (Iran) 4-3 on penalties after 1-1 [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu từ hà nội] draw* 1991 Esteghlal (Iran) beat Liaoning (China) 2-1 1990 Liaoning (China) beat Nissan Yokohama (Japan) 3-2 on aggregate 1989 Al-Sadd (Qatar) beat Al-Rasheed (Iraq) on away goals after 3-3 draw 1987 Tokyo Verdy (Japan) beat Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) via a walkover in the final 1986 JEF United Chiba (Japan) won as group leaders after a [http://www.reddit.com/r/howto/search?q=round-robin round-robin] 1985-1986 Busan IPark (South Korea) beat Al-Ahli (Saudi Arabia) 3-1* ASIAN CHAMPION CLUB TOURNAMENT 1971 Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel) beat Al-Shorta (Iraq) via a walkover in the final 1970 Esteghlal (Iran) beat Hapoel Tel-Aviv (Israel) 2-1 1969 Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel) beat Yangzee (South Korea) 1-0* 1967 Hapoel Tel-Aviv (Israel) beat Selangor [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] (Malaysia) 2-1 * Denotes after extra time (Compiled by Manasi Pathak in Bengaluru)

Face Value: In China Men apos;s Skincare Boom Startups Global...

2021-01-07T20:47:03Z

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By Sophie Yu and Brenda Goh BEIJING/SHANGHAI, Dec 11 (Reuters) - China's radiant male skincare market has a fresh shine: A raft of domestic startups is tapping global investors for funds, with ambitions to rival giants like [http://www.houzz.com/?search=L%27Oreal L'Oreal] in a billion-dollar business serving image-conscious millennial men like Hou Junru. The 24-year-old Shanghai education worker got into skincare as a student and splurged more than $1,000 on creams and lotions in e-commerce firm Alibaba's giant Nov. 11 Singles Day promotion. "My need is to keep the skin moist and look pale," said Hou. It's a priority shared by many of his peers, influenced by the spread of social media and South Korean pop culture that embraces a softer version of masculinity. 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"A great number of small brands are emerging through online channels," Mintel said in a recent report. The "online shopping experience enables men to choose what they want quickly ... online retailers can make it easier for men to seek out information and tips than in offline stores." Six of the new players between them raised more than 300 million yuan between them, the founder of one brand told Reuters. Bertelsmann Asia Investments said it has invested in a new Shanghai brand, without saying how much, while others like SIG Asia and Redpoint Ventures have also placed sector bets, according to domestic media reports and startup research database CB Insights. To be sure, with a combined share of 60%, according to Mintel, the China market remains dominated by three big foreign players - France's L'Oreal, Nivea maker Beiersdorf of Germany, and Japan's Rohto, home of the OXY brand. L'Oreal declined to comment for this article, while Beiersdorf and Rohto didn't immediately respond to requests for comment. Still, beyond that dominance lies a hefty, fragmented chunk to be targeted by new local startups, hoping to emulate the success of Perfect Diary, a red-hot Chinese women's cosmetics brand whose parent raised $617 million in a Nasdaq listing last month. 'DRAGON BLOOD' Among the new breed of male skincare firms is Coen, founded in September by Huang Kai, a Xiamen-based entrepreneur who has shuttered his previous business selling men's apparel to focus on the beauty beat, with goods manufactured by firms in Guangzhou. Huang, 31, said sales at Coen - a name that translates to "scientific and grateful" - topped 1 million yuan in two months via stores on e-commerce marketplaces. A 120 millilitre bottle of its flagship cleanser, 'Dragon Blood', retails for 64.90 yuan ($9.90) on Alibaba's Tmall platform. With products like a beard depilatory cream in the pipeline Huang said he was in talks to raise funds from investors for what he described as a huge opportunity to tap new generations more open to skincare. "There are more than 200 million men born (in China) after 1995," said Huang. A half-dozen of this year's bevy of startups have together already raised more than 300 million yuan, Huang said, declining to say which potential investors he's talking to. Bertelmann Asia Investments Vice President Cindy Zhu told Reuters her firm has invested in Shanghai-based men's skincare company Just a Cool Brand (JACB), set up this year. Zhu said the fund believed the growth momentum in China's cosmetics market would continue. "JACB will provide more professional products that may appropriately meet the skin care requirements of Chinese men consumers," said Zhu. JACB was not reachable for comment. According to the CB Insights database, meantime, Redpoint Ventures and SIG Asia have invested in Make Essense, based in Shenzhen. Make Essense, SIG and Redpoint did not respond to Reuters' inquiries. COLOUR COSMETICS? One major hurdle for the new breed of Chinese suppliers will be persuading customers who have used well-known foreign brands for years to switch over to them. Education worker Hou, for instance, said he doesn't use new domestic goods, opting for brands like France's Guerlain and La Mer instead. "These products are used on your face so I don't want to try brands I haven't heard of," he said. But others remain open to the possibility. University student Liu Yuxuan, 22, typically uses Clinique and Estee Lauder but would consider domestic brands that offer value for money. "Chinese brands are more down-to-earth," said Liu. One avenue of possibility for domestic brands could be to expand into colour cosmetics like eye shadow - still a niche but growing segment, according to JD.com and Alibaba numbers. "Most men's products are boring," said Hou. "Why won't brands give us men more innovative products? Like women I also need skincare to maintain moisture and look white. I will buy if they are good!" ($1 = 6.5575 Chinese yuan renminbi) (Reporting by Sophie Yu in Beijing and Brenda Goh in Shanghai; Editing by Kenneth Maxwell)

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2021-01-07T20:05:36Z

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A Year In Wuhan: AFP apos;s Guardian Agency Photographer Of 2020

2021-01-07T19:51:59Z

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At first my main concern was whether they would be able to leave China to get home. Then the masks started appearing in the street. Within a few days, I could sense that it was a big story. I headed to the train station to go to Wuhan. My bosses phoned to discuss their concerns about the mission. I insisted on going. I reminded them that I had already covered a cholera epidemic in Haiti. I truly grasped the seriousness of the situation when the high-speed train arrived after four hours in Wuhan. Hardly anyone got off there. I did, and stepped out into a ghost town. Fear had gripped Wuhan's inhabitants. Police officers told me and my colleagues to go back to our hotel. "It is dangerous to stay in the street," they said. There was fear in the air. I saw people shut up in their homes, peering out of their windows. In two hours walking around the city I must have seen only about four or five other people outdoors. But the shock really came when we went to visit the hospitals. 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By Gabriel Crossley and Stella Qiu BEIJING, Dec 21 (Reuters) - China's manufacturing recovery, fuelled in part by demand from COVID-constrained consumers abroad, has soared past expectations this year, so much so that factories are now struggling to fill a shortage of blue-collar workers to clear mounting orders. The country's output of industrial robots, computer equipment, and integrated circuits has roared back from its coronavirus paralysis - production for the year to November is up 22.2%, 10.1% and 15.9%, respectively. Much of the manufacturing boom has come from foreign demand, with export growth topping expectations for eight of the last nine months. The remarkable turnaround comes as China has mostly eradicated the virus and contrasts with the sluggish comebacks seen in major industrialised peers, where factories are still struggling with [http://search.usa.gov/search?affiliate=usagov&query=pandemic%20disruptions pandemic disruptions] and the hit to demand. China's global export share increased to over 13% in the second and third quarters from 11% last year, according to Nomura, the highest for any quarter since at least 2006 when the investment bank started compiling the data. While emergency stimulus in the United States and Europe pumped money into consumers' wallets, the fight to contain the virus in those markets fired up demand both for China-made PPE goods and gadgets for westerners stuck at home. Government data shows that in November there were more people employed in the industrial sector in Jinhua city, which includes the eastern export hub of Yiwu, than there had been at any time since end-2017. "We laid off about 50 workers in the first half, and now with orders soaring, we're short of staff and not able to further ramp up production," said Deng Jinling, who owns a thermal flask factory in Yiwu, selling to the Middle East, United States and Europe. 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Investment jumped 12.5% year-on-year in November, up from 3.7% in October, according to research from analysts at CICC, an investment bank. Zhang Qinming, who owns a company manufacturing speakers for European and American markets, says demand is 25% higher than in previous years. He's been paying his normal staff overtime to keep up and has also hired temporary workers for about 18-19 yuan an hour, 20% more than his full-time workers. As a last resort, he's leased other factories to take the load. LIMITED OPPORTUNITY A labour crunch isn't the only constraint. China's lopsided trade balance - exporting three containers for every one imported recently - and delays in containers returning to China due to the pandemic overseas, have created severe shipping bottlenecks, now starting to pinch exports. The yuan is also hovering near multi-year peaks against the dollar, pressuring profits further. And an official gauge of factory raw materials costs reached the highest level since 2017 in November. Despite the red-hot demand, Liang, of Trinx Bikes, said profits are being squeezed. "Some of our orders are already seeing some losses," he said. But for policymakers, the export boom has been a welcome one in a tough year. The surprising resilience of China's export sector, which employs around 180 million people, has reduced the need for massive stimulus to revive the economy this year, said analysts. China hit 122% of its annual job creation target by [http://www.superghostblogger.com/?s=end-November end-November]. But manufacturers don't expect this boom to last as other economies ramp up production. "It started with the pandemic, so it will end with the vaccine rollout," said Liang. ($1 = 6.5372 Chinese yuan) (Reporting by Gabriel Crossley and Stella Qiu; Additional reporting by Beijing newsroom; Editing by Sam Holmes)

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Suwon Progress With Win Over Kobe As Guangzhou Exit Asian Champions...

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