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As regulators grapple to keep a lid on soaring housing prices in big cities, some people sign up for the debt treadmill and others decide to just get on with life. Yang Yang reports.
As to competition in the U.S., Kanter said that they are taking market share mostly from traditional mom-and-pop and single-store brick-and-mortar retailers.
As to traditional industry, Ma cited the example of Tencent's cooperation with Shenzhen China Star Optoelectronics Technology Co Ltd, a display panel maker. They developed an AI system to assist quality examination, which can shorten testing time to a hundredth of traditional method's and increase accuracy rate to above 90 percent.
As the city braced for another day of violence, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor said on Tuesday that rioters trying to "paralyze" the city are extremely selfish and that she hoped all universities and schools would urge students not to participate in violence.
As the New York Times reported, it was the first time that Harvard had agreed to provide access to records of applicants on condition that government lawyers look at the records only in the offices of Harvard's lawyers, with some personal information redacted.Harvard has justified it by saying that it wants to protect confidential documents from being leaked to the public.The United States Justice Department is reviewing Harvard's offer to give the federal government access to redacted student records as part of its investigation into the college's admissions practices, said a department spokesperson.According to the New York Times, the department sought records for thousands of high school students and when Harvard resisted, citing confidentiality, threatened to sue the university if it did not turn over the records by Friday.According to the federal government, the college may violate Title VI, which bars programs receiving federal funding from discriminating based on race.
