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Besides, the incomplete policies and regulations might bring second-hand book sales platforms and sellers to legal risks.

Besides, Zhang alone has accounted for about half of Ruhnn's total sales for nearly three years. Overreliance on top KOLs is "risky" from a purely investment point of view, and the homogenization of platforms could in turn become inevitable, according to Li Songlin, an analyst at consultancy iiMedia.

Bidding on this year's first batch of local government bonds will begin on Monday, with a goal of raising more than 135 billion yuan (.92 billion) within a week. That accounts for nearly 6.4 percent of the country's full-year local government bond issuance in 2018, according to data released by China Central Depository and Clearing Co.

Bezos:?Well, I do defend the Post. I don’t feel the need to defend Amazon, but I will say this. It is a mistake for any elected official in my opinion — I don’t think this is a very out-there opinion — to attack media and journalists. I believe that it is an essential component of our democracy. There has never been — I was going to say never been an elected official who liked their headlines. I think there’s probably no public figure who has ever liked their headlines. It’s OK. It’s part of the process. If you’re the President of United States or a governor of a state or whatever, you don’t take that job thinking you’re not going to get scrutinized. You’re going to get scrutinized and it’s healthy. What the president should say is, this is right, this is good. I’m glad I’m being scrutinized. And that would be so secure and confident. But it’s really dangerous to demonize the media. It’s dangerous to call the media low-lifes. It’s dangerous to say that they’re the enemy of the people. We live in a society where it’s not just the laws of the land that protect us. We do have freedom of press. It’s in the Constitution. But it’s also the social norms that protect us. It works because we believe those words on that piece of paper and every time you attack that, you’re it eroding a little bit around the edges.

Beyond delivering the usual premium driving pleasure, many upgrades will be tailored for Chinese bimmers, including an extra-large panoramic moon roof, a PM2.5 air filter, and extra thick rear seat cushions. The Sino-German joint venture's Dadong plant will be one of three production bases for the all-new BMW X3, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the other two in the United States and South Africa.