Adam: Yeah, this is some high technology shit from Samsung.
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Among those sectors targeted by Beijing is the high technology space.
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Rare earth elements have unique properties essential to high technology products.
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There's a lot of high-technology powering the extremely simple camera.
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He has to, because China needs access to high-technology industries.
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GREG HAYES: These are very, very high paying jobs; high technology jobs.
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And these are the new three drivers – service, high technology and consumption.
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"We want to see network effects or high technology," he tells me.
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China has long sought to increase purchases of U.S. high-technology goods.
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It's an unsettling mix of high technology, supernatural horror and pristine wilderness.
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Higher fuel prices and weaker high-technology exports also hit the economy's competitiveness.
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But those rivals rely on high technology or low wages for a reason.
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The U.S. will also implement limits on investment in U.S. high-technology sectors.
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There's a meeting for the high-technology people at the Young Presidents' Organization.
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The human touch is much more vital to higher education than is high technology.
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The aviation industry increasingly operates high-technology planes that require sophisticated systems and programs.
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Loku aliens, he says, have "knowledge of high technology" and present in physical form.
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German luxury carmakers and German manufacturers of high-technology brakes could also be winners.
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More than a quarter of U.S. IPO proceeds were from the high technology sector.
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One of the biggest U.S. concerns is who will dominate future high-technology industries.
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U.S. growth and worldwide dominance of high technology would be significantly challenged without network neutrality.
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It makes gasoline better by safely boosting octane and enhancing combustion in high technology engines.
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"William Burroughs was also an advocate of high technology, and the 'brain machine,'" he continued.
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Larger hospitals, teaching hospitals and high-technology facilities all tended to have more college-educated nurses.
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It will bring together global politics, big money, high technology and the intricacies of Canadian law.
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Israel, with a population of about eight million, has long been a global leader in high technology.
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Would there be beings on the alternate Earth with high intelligence, self-awareness, society and high technology?
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In this high-technology era, how hard is it to have a background check system that works?
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Center 18 investigates cyber and high-technology crimes and is the Russian government's eyes and ears on hacking.
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"Satellite is a key pillar, it requires high-technology competences that you can find in Luxembourg," Biewer said.
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We stress the urgent need to avoid excess capacity in other sectors such as aluminum and high technology.
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First, to the extent possible, we should try to curb Chinese high-technology firms' access to Western markets.
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One of the biggest U.S. concerns is who will dominate future high-technology industries, according to the USTR.
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Quality is not about a proscenium arch, clear acoustics or high technology — although those of course are welcome.
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" Bunker suggested that somebody may had "sold the narcos a 'high technology scrambling system'—but it really doesn't work.
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Manufacturing itself became more high technology, leading to a much greater demand for workers with computing and technical skills.
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Its cabin is full of luxurious materials, and it has a lot of high technology and driver-assistance features.
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BUT THERE WILL BE A HEIGHTENED EMPHASIS AS THERE SHOULD BE ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ON HIGH-TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS.
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For America to retain its lead in high-technology weaponry, DOD must ensure that new systems deliver on time.
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There's a new Spider-Man on the block, and his concept of high technology doesn't involve an automated costume.
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For the first time, it linked control of foreign investments to restrictions on sensitive high-technology systems and capabilities.
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Take the ongoing campaign by American officials to scold allies into shunning Chinese high-technology for 5G mobile-telecommunications networks.
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THE STAKES One of the biggest U.S. concerns is who will dominate future high-technology industries, according to the USTR.
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The problem is that ATC is a high-technology industry, but we are running it as an old-fashioned bureaucracy.
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At the most basic level, a dominant position in future high-technology industries, according to the U.S. Trade Representative's office.
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The area is part of the government's $45 billion Eastern Economic Corridor project to boost investment in high technology industries.
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Finally, many small businesses, including high technology startups, are not able to borrow the capital that they need to grow.
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Between 2011 and 2013, the court issued several rulings that turned patent protection on its head for high technology innovators.
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Decades of steep increases in defense spending paid for an arsenal of high technology weapons; millions of soldiers were demobilized.
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ZTE products include many U.S.-made high-technology components, some of which are prohibited from being exported to sanctioned regimes.
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Since the decree was enacted in March 2018, around a dozen blockchain-based startups have registered in High Technology Park.
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It wants to reduce the economy's dependence on labour-intensive manufacturing and boost the role of high technology and services.
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Langone is also founder and CEO of investment bank Invemed Associates, which specalizes in health-care and high-technology companies.
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It upbraids America for refusing to sell China pricey bits of sensitive high technology, which would close the trade deficit nicely.
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High Technology High School in New Jersey is the No. 1 ranked STEM school for the third year in a row.
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The decree also extended the government's so-called "golden powers" to block takeovers by non-EU companies to high-technology sectors.
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The ice wall is a high-technology bid to break that cycle by installing what might be the world's largest freezer.
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What could better counter the alienation of a high-technology environment than a reminder of the ancient, primal scent of smoke?
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Thank you to Sarah Gross at High Technology High School in Lincroft, N.J.; Karen Gold of The Governor's Academy, Byfield, Mass.
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Mr. Rodas appears to be succeeding in spreading the gospel to his loyal customers in Guatemala City's tiny high-technology district.
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With private consumption showing signs of slowing, the government is facing louder calls to increase investment on education, infrastructure and high technology.
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This campus will serve both as an advanced manufacturing facility as well as a hub of high technology innovation for the region.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More than a dozen high technology companies and the biggest wireless operator in the United States, Verizon Communications Inc (VZ.
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In high technology, for example, they often encourage troll-like behavior and discourage entrepreneurs from building on the inventions of their predecessors.
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Intel has pledged $300 million toward becoming the first "high technology company" to reach full representation of women and minorities by 2020.
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They are needed to give Crimea stable supplies of electricity, but also to prove Russia can deliver high-technology projects despite Western sanctions.
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The University of Texas at Austin has helped to create a high-technology cluster that employs around 219,000 people in some 1,700 companies.
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We have put 25% on $250 billion of Chinese goods coming into our country, including $50 billion of high-technology equipment and things.
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The U.S. administration demands that Beijing make changes to its policies on intellectual property protection, technology transfers and subsidies for high technology industries.
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He is the president of Wavenet Consulting, which specializes in the strategic guidance of high-technology companies in the computer and networking industries.
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China is about halfway through a 10-year plan to gain dominance in high-technology manufacturing, including artificial intelligence, 5G communications and aerospace.
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Other high-technology solutions for street lamps, traffic lights and parking meters have been deployed in Spain's second-largest city in recent years.
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He also praised China's emphasis on engineering, saying that he believed it would help solve future labor shortages associated with high-technology jobs.
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Speaking at the same event, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Washington also eased export controls for high-technology product sales to India.
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The White House, he said, continued to tighten export controls and to bar Chinese high-technology firms like Huawei from American infrastructure projects.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened further tariffs unless Beijing agrees to change its intellectual property practices and high-technology industrial subsidy plans.
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These entities have been involved "in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention and high-technology surveillance," the filing said.
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The law materially strengthened existing federal copyright protections against the new threats posed by the internet and by the democratization of high technology.
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The most audacious element of a collection mostly without gimmicks had almost nothing to do with NASA, high technology or anybody's rising sign, however.
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It had turned down a proposal of Alabama-based Cleber LLC to produce tractors because the factory would not have used enough high technology.
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The area has the second largest concentration of software technologies companies in the United States and the third largest concentration of high-technology companies.
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He is a familiar face among Indian officials, having chaired the U.S.-India High Technology Cooperation Group when Republican George W. Bush was president.
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We need one that helps to deliver enough investment in the high-technology industries and firms so that we can reboot and rebuild Britain.
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From 1980 to 1987, Ms. Berezin was the president of Greenhouse Management Company, a venture capital fund invested in early-stage high-technology companies.
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Though ostensibly a computational task, the reliance on raw computing power makes the process more akin to industrial manufacturing than traditional high-technology businesses.
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Lewis, a former U.S. diplomat with experience in high technology and intelligence, said the rocks reportedly would self-destruct when they were picked up.
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VESTBERG: FIRST OF ALL DUMP PUMP IS A VERY, VERY BAD WORD BECAUSE IT IS SUCH A HIGH-TECHNOLOGY THAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT.
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We need to stop pretending that government is best suited to manage a 24/7 high-technology enterprise like our air traffic control system.
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The Times also reported that China wanted a relaxation of U.S. export controls that ban American firms from selling certain high-technology products to China.
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In part this is due to the fact that most of the rare earths needed to build high technology products are also produced in China.
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The steel city of Tangshan, for example, will relocate millions of tonnes of capacity to a new, purpose-built, high-technology site on the coast.
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It intends to compete and win by any means necessary, particularly in advanced industries driven by high technology and innovation, so America must respond accordingly.
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Beijing has been encouraging steel firms to set up high-technology "steel production bases" near China's coast, where shipping costs and pollution can be minimized.
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President Donald Trump plans to impose tariffs on Chinese imports, possibly targeting the country's high-technology sector and restricting Chinese investments in the United States.
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Indiana must find a way to not just grow entrepreneurial seeds, but find a way to keep rapid-growth, high-technology companies in the state.
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Middletown students can also apply to one of Monmouth County's five specialty high schools focusing on high technology, biotechnology, health sciences, marine science and communications.
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"We combine high technology with traditional craftsmanship to create something new," said Mr. Coin, as he swiveled the Princess bracelet to shimmer in the light.
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Americans of all races who have been left behind in today's globalized, high-technology, high-inequality economy are angry, and they have reason to be.
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Ms. Hesse, considered a pre-eminent high-technology antitrust attorney, was acting assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division until January.
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But slower growth raises the specter of social unrest, as the transformation from low-end manufacturing to high technology and services leads to rising structural unemployment.
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This is a huge part of the Made In China 2025 initiative, which will see the country replace Western-made high-technology products with domestic alternatives.
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As Mia noted in a separate article, one nutrition initiative could save up to 800,000 lives a year and requires no electricity, refrigeration or high technology.
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The larger question is how the high-technology industry got to this point, where employing the people who do most of the work is a newsworthy approach?
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Jaitley said exceptions could be made in case of specific high-technology areas and the government would take a call on whether Apple's application meets this criteria.
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One thing that the Central Valley has going for it is lower housing costs, especially compared with coastal areas or high-technology hubs such as Silicon Valley.
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The decree also extends the government's so-called "golden powers" to block takeovers by non-EU companies to high-technology sectors, the cabinet said in a statement.
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Internet-based companies and others had expressed concern that extending patent damages beyond national borders would expose U.S. high-technology firms to greater patent-related risks abroad.
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For the United States, increasing exports of commodity products such as oil, gas and soybeans avoids difficult decisions about exporting more sensitive dual-use high technology products.
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There are also concerns about transfers of high-technology dual-use items from the United States to China and training China's scientists and engineers at U.S. universities.
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Increasingly that involves high-technology systems of control, from algorithms that censor social media, to facial-recognition systems that stop errant citizens from catching high-speed trains.
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Many of the so-called high technology firms have broadened their footprint to encompass new services, because in our world, today, every company is a media company.
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In May, the administration announced it would impose limitations on some visas given to Chinese students, specifically those studying fields like robotics, aviation and high-technology manufacturing.
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FAANG refers to a basket of high-technology growth stocks — Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google — that have led the bull run of the last nine years.
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Companies with complex supply chains, mainly those in high technology industries, can also change how their internal costs are charged among subsidiaries to lower their tariff bill.
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Among those sectors targeted by Beijing is the high technology space, and the U.S. tariffs are hitting high-tech components that would be key to that initiative.
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While high-technology security is among the allowed expenditures under the Smart Schools Bond Act, it's doubtful that facial-recognition technology is what voters had in mind.
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Among its objectives, the plan aims to upgrade China's capabilities in advanced information technology, aerospace, marine engineering, pharmaceuticals, advanced energy vehicles, robotics and other high-technology industries.
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Vape pens brought the sheen of high technology to a drug associated with hippies and grunge, along with the discretion of, say, texting beneath the dinner table.
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Notably, however, none of the other highly ranked alternatives — "nuclear weapons, pandemics, cyberattacks, and problems with high technology" — have been discussed much in the presidential campaign either.
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In 2018, bankers say they expect another big year of investment, targeted more at sectors considered important to future economic growth like high technology and renewable energy.
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Bisexual lighting shows up in the futuristic genre cyberpunk, which imagines an era in which high technology and low technology combine and cities are neon-bathed, landmarkless Gothams.
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The UIDAI Data Centres are infrastructure of critical importance and [are] protected accordingly with high technology conforming to the best standards of security and also by legal provisions.
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Coamo is headquartered in Campo Mourão, in southern Paraná state, one of the leading agricultural regions in Brazil and one that uses high technology on equipment and inputs.
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This is partly due to its progression from manufacturing to the provision of more niche high technology, as well as a financial services-based relationship with Hong Kong.
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And I believe that the China economy is shifting from investment on infrastructure, exporting domestic consumptions to the new three drivers, which is high technology, domestic consumption. Right.
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The Archive calls it the Military Industrial PowerPoint Complex and it's as bad as you'd expect a mix of high technology, bloody wars, and banal graphics to be.
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With export demand waning and even private consumption showing signs of slowing, Berlin is facing calls to cut taxes and increase investment in education, infrastructure and high technology.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's state planner said on Friday the United States' tariffs on Chinese high-technology products will have an impact on high-tech industries in both countries.
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It's full of crazy stunts and situations that owe more to the fiction of racing films than real-life high-technology racecars, with explosions and spectacular crashes aplenty.
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He oversaw all civil antitrust enforcement and competition policy in the areas of computer hardware and software, high technology component manufacturing, financial services, securities industries and professional associations.
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It contains the world's largest populations, has an abundance of natural resources and energy resources and is endowed with high technology and some of the world's best universities.
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That is, national security professionals fret about Trump acceding to China's demands to allow Huawei and other Chinese high-technology firms to gain access to the U.S. market.
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"High-technology products are often designed in one country, manufactured in another, assembled into finished products in a third, and then shipped around the world," the brief said.
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But slower growth raises the spectre of social unrest, as the transformation from low-end manufacturing to high technology and services would naturally lead to rising structural unemployment.
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Manufacturers have been feeling the squeeze as China shifts its priorities from lower-end manufacturing to high technology industries as part of a broader bid to upgrade its economy.
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Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said last week the sector, which employs some 360,000 workers across the European Union, was a high-technology industry that needed investment and protection.
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Washington claims Beijing seeks to dominate the most important and high-technology sectors of the future through unfair advantages given to its state-owned companies and other national champions.
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The United States is expected to impose tariffs on Chinese imports of high-technology goods specified in the Made in China 2025 plan, including semiconductors and new energy vehicles.
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Doing so will help to ensure global supply for the minerals can meet world demand, which is projected to surge alongside the growing take-up in high-technology goods.
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He knows the importance of competition in markets critical to economic growth, and his experience in high technology, media and healthcare ensures he is well equipped for this position.
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Until very recently, the United States was far and away the dominant player in high technology, home to more 95 percent of global startup and venture capital-backed activity.
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Trump has announced a series of punitive tariffs on Chinese imports in a bid to halt a Chinese surge in high-technology industries that threatens to displace U.S. dominance.
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A respected industry veteran, Iyer brings more than 25 years of experience in executing and driving change in traditional Fortune 100 manufacturing companies and Silicon Valley-based high technology firms.
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After 30 years spent largely shunning publicity, Huawei has turned into one of the world's chattier high-technology firms, inviting journalists into once-secret research laboratories and smartphone assembly lines.
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The board's patent review processes have become especially popular with high-technology companies that are frequent targets of patent lawsuits and have led to a high rate of patent cancellation.
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Investors don't like to see this on Powerpoints because it all needs to be sexy and wow—but you really do need buildings, tooling, high technology, and well-trained people.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, which will be announced later in the day, target China's high-technology sector and are aimed at restricting the country's investments in the United States.
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The story of Aum is as strange as it is tragic, but it serves as an important reminder about the ambiguity of scientific advancement and the democratization of high technology.
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The administration said it will impose a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion in Chinese technology imports, and that it will implement limits on investment in U.S. high-technology sectors.
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On the high technology side, organizations and governments can consider employing blockchain technology, which is generally immutable, or investing in alternative positioning and navigation networks to reduce reliance on GPS.
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"This is unprecedented high technology," said Isamu Sakakibara, a 69-year-old rice farmer in the Tome area, a region that has supplied rice to Tokyo since the 17th century.
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Since August 2017, the Justice Department has indicted several individuals and corporations on charges related to economic espionage and intellectual property theft, predominantly in the aerospace and high-technology sectors.
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High technology is rarely, if ever, a solution for social ills, and usually serves as a self-congratulatory deference mechanism at best, or actually causes even more problems at worst.
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"We want to build cooperation in new areas, especially some high-technology areas, that have a deeper connect with the youth in both our societies," Modi said in a speech.
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Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Yang said on Tuesday that China has some concerns of its own to air at the talks, including "outdated" U.S. export controls for high-technology products.
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China accounted for 80% of rare earths, a group of 17 chemical elements used in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, imported by the United States from 2014 to 2017.
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It is doing so in the context of the subsequent high-technology era in which no American university feels complete without a symbiotic microbiome of venture capitalists pullulating across its skin.
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In the 1990s Chinese leaders, alarmed by American prowess in the Gulf war of 1991, decided to focus on enhancing the PLA's ability to fight "local wars under high-technology conditions".
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These are among 10 high-technology sectors targeted for development under Beijing's "Made in China 2025" industrial plan, which itself is a focus of planned Trump administration tariffs on Chinese goods.
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China accounted for 80% of the rare earths, a group of 17 chemical elements used in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, imported by the U.S. from 10 to 2017.
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On the other hand, if we look only at Silicon Valley, New York or Boston, and other highly educated, high-technology regions, we find an entirely different view of American entrepreneurship.
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He worked as the undersecretary of Commerce for industry and security under President George W. Bush, during which he served as U.S. chairman of the U.S.-India High Technology Cooperation Group.
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High technology has made our lives easier; made us better at our jobs, and created jobs that never existed before; it has made the people we care about closer to us.
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Instead, the HEMP attack sends a powerful burst of electromagnetic energy towards its target that has the capability to destroy electrical systems and high technology microcircuits, such as electricity transmission lines.
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But if things go wrong with the other levers — policy rollbacks, high technology costs, social resistance, more-sensitive-than-expected climate response, whatever — negative emissions can be thought of as insurance.
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But defense lawyer Reid Weingarten depicted Kaloyeros, a 62-year-old Lebanese-born scientist, as "a hero in Albany" for creating high-technology jobs in an entirely legal effort to honor Gov.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a series of punitive tariffs on Chinese imports in a bid to halt a Chinese surge in high-technology industries that threatens to displace U.S. dominance.
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Vladimir Kazbekov, vice president of the New Development Bank, told Reuters on the sidelines of the conference that the bank may be looking at science or high-technology projects in the future.
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Stocks rose in volatile trading on Friday, but still posted sharp losses for the week as investors fretted over rising interest rates, high technology valuations and worries about a possible economic slowdown.
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China accounted for 80% of the rare earths, a group of 17 chemical elements used in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, imported by the United States from 2014 to 2017.
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"Productivity growth in manufacturing, excluding high technology sectors, was lower in the first eight months of this year compared to last year, growth of exports of most products is lower," UMAR said.
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Now G.M., with its domestic rivals Ford Motor and Fiat Chrysler, is pushing hard to be a major player in the industry's high-technology revolution centered on autonomous vehicles and electric cars.
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Washington has demanded that Beijing better protect American intellectual property, cut its U.S. trade surplus, allow U.S. companies greater access to its markets and roll back its high-technology industrial subsidy programs.
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Miners and any other businesses working with cryptocurrency in Belarus must now be registered to High Technology Park, which is managed by former state employees, and buy their electricity from official sources.
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It is a complex high technology laboratory where corals live in tanks with water temperatures that can be calibrated to a tenth of a degree and simulate seasonal patterns of warming events.
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Juncker, a long-time premier of major steel producer Luxembourg, described the sector that employs some 360,000 workers across the European Union as a high-technology industry that needed investment and protection.
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The fundraising comes as China's government promotes new energy vehicles (NEVs), a category comprising battery-powered and plug-in battery-petrol hybrid cars, to help reduce air pollution and support high technology development.
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These narratives about the divide between surface level illusion and a deeper reality have stayed with us over the millennia, although now the stories are often couched in the language of high technology.
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What he said: "I'm not interested in imposing like regulation on the edge community or the high technology community to create some kind of parity level" with internet providers, Michael O'Rielly told reporters.
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Just as Huawei discovered the dangers of relying on American technology over the past year, now Korean companies are learning about the dangers of depending on Japan's high technology industry for critical components.
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David Kaplan has worked at an executive level encompassing the complete commercial cycles of the high technology industry and is principal consultant at Custom Business Solutions, a strategic consulting and business development firm.
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China, the world's biggest source of climate-warming carbon dioxide, has pledged to halt its rise in emissions by "around 2030" through cleaner forms of energy, boosting efficiency and encouraging high-technology industries.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia launched a new mass market car project on Friday, as it looks to boost development and adoption of high technology in a renewed industrial push by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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Earlier this month Germany's spy chief urged vigilance over increased moves by Chinese companies to invest in and acquire high-technology German companies, warning the loss of key technologies could harm the German economy.
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The United States has demanded that China better protect American intellectual property, cut its U.S. trade surplus, allow U.S. companies greater access to its markets and roll back its high-technology industrial subsidy programs.
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Despite the high-technology slant to his program, Shields doesn't see himself as a tech guy, but as a naturalist drawing on whatever tools are available to him to protect the species he loves.
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"At the very beginning banks were hiring young people without (high) qualifications, but now they are becoming hubs of high technology," said Brunon Bartkiewicz, chief executive of Dutch-controlled Polish lender ING Bank Slaski.
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O2O is the second field where lot is happening, due to a combination of dense cities (Seoul-Incheon is the world's fourth largest city, with 23 million inhabitants), high technology and need for convenience.
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China has concerns of its own to be addressed in the bilateral talks, Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Yang told the U.S.-China Business Council lunch, including "outdated" U.S. export controls for high-technology products.
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The effects would be felt worldwide and immediately as South Korea is a vital part of the global supply chain for high technology equipment, both as end products and parts used by other manufactures.
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"In China, when these things happen, it is when very high technology gets into the hands of very low-level bureaucrats, and by low level I mean low level of intelligence," Ms. Hung said.
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An initial overpayment of a few million dollars is very important to the American high-technology start up, but is a rounding error relative to China's multibillion dollar long-term objectives of technological superiority.
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Rest assured, this is a big deal, but what Apple missed that this kind of facial recognition is already possible without all of the high-technology sensors in the iPhone X's "TrueDepth" camera system.
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Trump has recently threatened to impose a new round of charges on $200 billion of Chinese products, unless the People's Republic agrees to change its intellectual property practices and high-technology industrial subsidy plans.
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Rather than promising tax cuts, ING's Brzeski said, the government should invest more in education and high technology infrastructure, which would act as "instruments to boost long-term growth rather than providing short-term stimulus".
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Its goal was to build an all-electric car called the FF91 that would be faster than a Tesla, and decked out in all sorts of high technology, for which it secured hundreds of patents.
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LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - Top trading exchanges said on Tuesday they would not rush into introducing "speed bumps" to slow down high-technology trading and ensure a more level playing field with traditional market participants.
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The U.S. tariffs are aimed at forcing changes to Chinese government policies designed to transfer U.S. intellectual property to Chinese companies and allow them to seize leadership in key high-technology industries of the future.
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"The acquisition will enable Michelin to accelerate its growth in this (high-technology materials) area, and to strengthen its position as a key player in the recovering mining markets," Michelin CEO Jean-Dominique Senard said.
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Officials told the AP that the instructions sent to U.S. embassies and consulates call for Chinese graduate students studying fields like robotics, aviation and high-technology manufacturing to receive visas valid only for one year.
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Beijing enjoys a $28500 billion dollar trade surplus with the United States, and it is using those riches to develop an array of advanced high technology weapons that may defeat us in any future conflict.
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As a young girl, she discovers an ancient piece of high technology known as a Focus that allows her to analyze the world around her via an augmented reality display, and — eventually — communicate with others.
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While emissions rose by an average of 9.3 percent per year from 2000 to 2013, China's economy underwent a "structural break" in 2014, and is shifting to less carbon-intensive high technology sectors, it said.
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There have been no formal talks between Washington and Beijing for weeks over Trump's demands that China make fundamental changes to its policies on intellectual property protection, technology transfers and subsidies for high technology industries.
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Take the Made in China 2025 initiative unveiled in 2015 by the State Council and filled with references to "indigenous innovation" and self-sufficiency in high technology, a cause that Mr Xi has made his own.
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Between March and November 2018, the Department of Justice indicted a dozen individuals and entities it says were directed by the Chinese government to obtain commercial secrets from 15 companies, predominantly in aerospace and high technology.
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By putting blackness and ideas of high technology together, Clinton set down a cornerstone for what would later be coined "afrofuturism"—an idea mainly centered around the concept that the future can and will be black.
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The country is already four years into the Made in China 2025 movement, a government policy to make domestic manufacturers dominant in critical high-technology fields like semiconductor manufacturing, 5G technology, artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles.
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For example, the scene above was recently caught by ninth graders at High Technology High School after one of their teachers, Sarah Gross (who is also a Learning Network contributor), helped them set up camera traps.
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In a memorable scene, Mr. Brower wrote of Dr. Dyson's reunion with his son, George, who had turned his back on high technology to live in a treehouse in British Columbia and build a seafaring canoe.
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Lighthizer repeated his views that China's intellectual property practices and non-market industrial subsidies that have resulted in excess production capacity would put the future of the U.S. economy and its high-technology industries at risk.
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The slide comes as the State Council maps out plans to transform Hainan into China's largest free trade zone and upgrade its core industries to include not only tourism, but also modern services and high technology.
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Visit its forthcoming office space at 750 Lexington Avenue in Manhattan and you will find a surprisingly high-technology building site, featuring 3D-laser scanning of raw space and real-time online tracking of global construction activity.
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The head of Germany's domestic intelligence agency has called for vigilance over increased moves by Chinese companies to invest in and acquire high-technology German companies, warning the loss of key technologies could harm the German economy.
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The cancellation comes amid speculation that China could cut off supplies of the rare earths metals, a key ingredient in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, to the United States as part of the trade war.
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Merkel told reporters during a visit to a high-technology forum that China had made huge strides in many business areas, including its construction of rail cars, with its production costs possibly undercutting those of German manufacturers.
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LONDON — The French oil and gas company Total said on Monday that it had agreed to acquire Saft in a deal that would value the high-technology battery maker at 950 million euros, or about $1.1 billion.
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Construction is just getting under way on the 1,000 acre advanced manufacturing facility, which the Taiwanese company hopes will one day anchor a Silicon Valley-style high technology center in the heart of the Rust Belt Midwest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has eased export controls for high technology product sales to India, granting it the same access as NATO allies, Australia, Japan and South Korea, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Monday.
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Tesla may have created a new automotive segment and single-handedly made the electric car cool with blistering performance, high technology and svelte design, but the next few years will bring new competition from the old guard.
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In 1989, under President George H.W. Bush, the United States was set to shower the Iraqi dictator with billions of dollars of U.S. high technology, most of it to be delivered on credits financed with taxpayer dollars.
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In April, Hans-Georg Maassen, the head of the Bfv, urged vigilance about moves by Chinese companies to invest in or buy high-technology German companies, warning the loss of key technologies could harm the German economy.
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The printer, which is based on the company's regular-gravity OfficeJet 5740 is (as its name implies) destined for the International Space Station, which for all of its high technology, apparently has yet to go full paper-free.
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" In Jen's view, "China continues to move up the value-added chain through innovations," and so consequently access to high technology may be "more important to China than access to markets to which it can sell cheap goods.
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The company is developing its Amata City Long Thanh, a high technology industrial park project on 410 hectares of land for which it received a licence in 2015 and is expected to be ready for investors in 2017.
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Chief among the U.S. targets has been the "Made in China 2025" subsidies targeted at 10 strategic high-technology sectors where Beijing wants to gain a dominant position, including semiconductors, robotics, artificial intelligence, aerospace, electric vehicles and pharmaceuticals.
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Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said on Tuesday he would sign deals for U.S. goods and services worth $15 billion to $17 billion during his visit to Washington, D.C., mainly for high technology products and for services.
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He said on Tuesday the deals were mainly for high-technology products and for services, but gave no details and the value of deals announced thus far by U.S. firms was lower than the figure given by Phuc.
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U.S. President Donald Trump amped up his trade battle with China on Thursday, announcing possible new tariffs targeting the country's high-technology sector, following on from his decision to set general import tariffs of 25 percent on steel.
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This week, the stock exchange will review proposals for a new board that would allow companies with different voting rights to go public in the city, which is often seen as a way of attracting high-technology firms.
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President Vladimir Putin says cultivating high technology is a central goal for Russia, to diversify the economy away from commodity exports and create world beating companies from the talented workforce that once put the first man in space.
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"Gum and candy, especially gum, is high technology…the benefits of opening the center in Singapore, from attracting the right talent to the government's support around research and development, made it the right combination for Mondelēz," Hughes explained.
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WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - The United States has eased export controls for high technology product sales to India, granting it the same access as NATO allies, Australia, Japan and South Korea, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Monday.
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Camille Habel, a sergeant with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's high-technology crime unit, confirmed to the Journal that the unit executed a search warrant in Trois-Rivières, Quebec on the same day that Cazes was arrested in Thailand.
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A federal appeals court on Friday dashed the hopes of many high technology companies that a legal dispute over water flavorings could ebb the relentless tide of patent lawsuits they face in a single district in rural east Texas.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been trying to attract French companies to India and to share high technology in defence and other fields as part of a bid to promote local industry and build a domestic manufacturing base.
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Now, with Beijing pushing President Xi Jinping's "Belt and Road" vision of expanding trade links between Asia, Africa and Europe, it is turning to FLNG to bring high technology work to its shipyards and create jobs - a strategic priority.
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"Specifically, these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups," it said.
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His foundation last year released a global "request for qualifications" for architects who could design what it described as a high-technology take on the traditional archival presidential library, including space for innovation laboratories, a community garden and sports.
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BEIJING — For all of China's efforts to become a global force in high technology rivaling the United States, it has mostly failed to produce top-flight contenders in one crucial area: the industry that gave Silicon Valley its name.
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"It's a metaphor for the decoupling that is going on in the high technology, trade and investment realm, although for totally different reasons," said Orville Schell, the director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations at the Asia Society.
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The Trump administration has hived off the question of high-technology export controls at the heart of the debate over what terms, if any, the United States would demand to grant licenses to the likes of Huawei and ZTE.
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But in December 2017, Lukashenko passed a decree allowing businesses registered with (although not necessarily physically located in) High Technology Park, an anodyne business center on the gray outskirts of the capital, to mine, develop, and trade in cryptocurrencies.
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Each has bought or partnered with major pioneers in big data and the high technology applications of precision agriculture, which will allow farmers to optimize yields and promise a step change in productivity similar to the first Green Revolution.
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Trump has threatened tariffs on over $500 billion in Chinese goods, covering virtually all U.S. imports from the Asian giant, demanding that Beijing make fundamental changes to its policies on intellectual property protection, technology transfers and subsidies for high technology industries.
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We believe that the group's R&D efforts will allow Bosch to manage uncertainties around powertrain technologies and to withstand intensified challenges from high-technology firms, such as Samsung Electronics Co. (AA-/Stable), Google and Intel Corporation (A+/F1/Stable).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said on Tuesday he would sign deals for U.S. goods and services worth $15 billion to $17 billion during his visit to Washington, D.C., mainly for high technology products and for services.
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As a result, China hacks because it wants to move its economy from labor intensive manufacturing to high technology innovation; defeat foreign ideologies and weaken opponents of the regime; and counter the technological advantages of the US military in the Pacific.
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However, Fitch expects GE will maintain a disciplined financial strategy that supports its ability to invest in its long-cycle power and aviation businesses, focus on markets with high technology content, and maintain competitive positions in its key end markets.
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Called Gemfair, the De Beers' pilot app project is a partnership with Diamond Development Initiative (DDI), an NGO, and will target several small-scale mine sites in Sierra Leone in a meeting of high technology and pre-industrial mining methods.
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"We asked citizens on our Facebook page to decide what to place in the new roundabout and this was one of the first ideas we received... Kranj has a lot of companies dealing with high technology," mayor Bostjan Trilar told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday gave its stamp of approval to a government review process prized by high technology companies as an easy and cheap way to combat "patent trolls" and others that bring patent infringement lawsuits.
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Strategic Importance for ChemChina: The acquisition is important to the aims of ChemChina, increasing its high-technology and R&D content, moving the product mix of the group towards the more strategically important agriculture sector, and increasing the group's international presence.
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"I think the long term plans for China, if you look at their 5-year plan to develop in terms of high technology — you know, the China 2025 plan — the renminbi is a very important part of that," he said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong rolled out tax cuts, relief measures and capital spending in an expansionary budget on Wednesday, after the city racked up a hefty budget surplus, targeting investments in high-technology industries to help raise its competitiveness.
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While Iran has not seriously tested the limits of the agreement, it made an effort, several months ago, to purchase carbon fiber from Germany, a high-technology product used in the production of advanced rotors for centrifuges that purify uranium.
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Last month the US Commerce Department blacklisted 28 Chinese companies, including eight highly-valued AI startups, in response to their role in the "implementation of China&aposs campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance" against Muslims in Xinjiang.
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The jump in the sector, which includes Avic Aviation High-Technology Co and China Spacesat Co , also appeared to be triggered by news that a U.S. Navy destroyer sailed near islands claimed by China in the South China Sea on Tuesday.
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"These entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups," the Commerce Department bulletin said.
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There was no indication of the size and the scope of the tariffs, which U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said on Wednesday would target China's high technology sector and which could also include restrictions on Chinese investments in the United States.
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If the Beresheet's loss is not followed up with a second attempt to land on the moon, that failure will stand as a stain on a nation whose growing expertise in high technology has become a marvel to the world.
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U.S. sanctions ban trade in weapons and high technology, prohibit dealings with many individuals who run the country, severely restrict the provisioning of foreign aid, limit engagements with financial companies/banks and impose severe tariffs on most non-prohibited goods.
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Echoing elements of Trump's trade war with China, he warned of the dangers of China's influence, from its "virtual monopoly" in high-technology manufacturing supply chains to its Belt-and-Road infrastructure drive and build-out of 5G communications networks.
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Not long ago, he observed in an interview, some analysts envisioned high finance as a new engine of United States growth in a globalized economy, a step up "the value-added chain," like earlier moves from agriculture to manufacturing to high technology.
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One surprising element is the commercial promise Prince envisions: that the US will get access to Afghanistan's rich deposits of minerals such as lithium, used in batteries; uranium; magnesite; and "rare earth elements," critical metals used in high technology from defense to electronics.
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Bolton told ABC that denuclearization means getting rid of all the North&aposs nuclear weapons, dismantling them and taking them to Oakridge, Tennessee, where the U.S. developed its atomic bomb during World War II and retains a nuclear and high-technology research laboratory.
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About 200 Chinese officials and business executives, led by the head of the National Development and Reform Commission Xu Shaoshi, will participate in the SED's five working groups of infrastructure, energy, environment, new and renewable energy, in addition to high technology cooperation.
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AI is also one of the ten key industries outlined in Made in China 3303, an economic master plan that the government is pushing to take the country from a mass manufacturing, low-value economy to a high technology, high-value one.
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The station also serves as an element of public and cultural diplomacy, showing the best of America and our international partners to the world, as well as inspiring the next generation to help build our future in high technology and space exploration.
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There is an attempt to offset these online antics with a threat from the physical world, involving Sorrento, but the balance between high technology and low sublunary guile, so finely achieved by Spielberg in " Minority Report " (2002), is all but absent here.
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The tariffs stem from the Trump administration's demands that China make sweeping changes to its intellectual property practices, rein in high-technology industrial subsidies, open its markets to more foreign competition and take steps to cut a $375 billion U.S. goods trade surplus.
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President Xi visited a rare earth firm in Southern China in May, fueling speculation China could cut off supplies of the metals, a key ingredient in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, to the United States as part of the trade war.
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One of the most promising approaches is the use of health care simulation, a technique where medical professionals practice procedures and lifelike events in realistic settings using high-technology manikins that mimic human physiology such as breathing, heart sounds, and blood pressure.
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The tariffs the president threatened "are designed to address China's technology theft and their plans to dominate advanced and high technology manufacturing," said Dan DiMicco, chairman of the Coalition for a Prosperous America, which advocates a hard-line stance, in a statement.
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Armstrong's vision was to roll up as much online real estate as he could while creating a high technology advertising architecture on the back-end that could better target consumers based on their media consumption (which the telecom company would also own).
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Washington has called for the $50 billion in extra duties after it said a probe determined Chinese government policies are designed to transfer U.S. intellectual property to Chinese companies and allow them to seize leadership in key high-technology industries of the future.
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"These entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups," the agency wrote in the Federal Register.
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Washington alleged that "these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups" in China's Xinjiang region.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Global politics, big money, high technology and the intricacies of Canadian law will come together on Monday when the extradition hearing of Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, begins in a Vancouver courtroom.
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TOKYO, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Senior Japanese and South Korean trade officials met on Monday for the first time since Japan imposed controls on exports to its neighbour of high-technology materials, plunging testy relations between the U.S. allies into a new crisis.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan and South Korea made progress on Monday in their first trade talks since Tokyo put curbs on exports to its neighbor of high-technology materials, Tokyo's trade minister said, suggesting potential improvement in a crisis between the two U.S. allies.
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In the more public areas, a room that was once a cafe is now a 396-square-foot craft and social space, and the original shop area has been transformed into a 912-square-foot kitchen, designed to offer flexibility, space and high technology.
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The tariffs were activated on a list of 818 product categories, including cars, computer disk drives, pump and valve parts and light-emitting diodes under the Trump administration's "Section 301" investigation into China's intellectual property and technology transfer practices and high-technology industrial subsidy programs.
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Commenting on the report, Labour's Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell said, "This important report drums home the message that our financial system isn't delivering enough investment across the whole country, and in the high-technology industries and firms of the future where it is needed most".
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The case was aided by the Justice Department's Project Safe Childhood, and the Department of Homeland Security's Investigation and High Technology Investigative Unit, which have been tasked with investigating crimes against children that involve the use of encrypted communications, anonymizers and other sophisticated technologies.
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President Xi Jinping visited a rare earth firm in Southern China earlier in May, fueling speculation China could cut off supplies of the metals, a key ingredient in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, to the United States as part of the trade war.
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China also wants to lose these jobs in the steel and aluminum sectors because a Keynesian fiscal stimulus policy from 28503 meant that China is now burdened with industrial overcapacity in sectors that it sees as sunset industries as it chases high-technology manufacturing.
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"This includes goods related to China's Made in China 2025 strategic plan to dominate the emerging high-technology industries that will drive future economic growth for China, but hurt economic growth for the United States and many other countries," Trump said in the statement.
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They want to be the global leader in high technology in the coming two decades, which is why they're pushing very aggressively to provide and control the telecommunications infrastructure of the future, which is what the debate over the 21965G cellular networks are about.
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Washington called for its initial $50 billion in extra duties after it said an investigation had determined Chinese government policies are designed to transfer U.S. intellectual property to Chinese companies and allow them to seize leadership in key high-technology industries of the future.
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But since winning a big parliamentary majority in elections in December, Mr. Johnson has tried to cast himself as a unifying figure who wants to invest in a high-technology economy, spread prosperity outside the south of England, and bring the country together after Brexit.
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The regional entities on the list "have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups," according to the Commerce Department.
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"Specifically, these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups in the XUAR," the Commerce Department notice said.
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China perhaps can be persuaded to put a bit more pressure on North Korea, and it would be helpful in particular if the flow of high-technology from China to North Korea were stopped (North Korean missiles are built partly with imports from China).
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Xi had visited a rare earth firm in southern China in May, fuelling speculation that China could cut off supplies of the metals, a key ingredient in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, to the United States as part of the trade war.
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" The 2004 Duelfer Report, which rejected George W. Bush's claims that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, contains dozens of references to Belarus, and concludes that it "was the largest supplier of sophisticated high-technology conventional weapons to Iraq from 2001 until the fall of the Regime.
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Cuba hopes the zone and others it plans for the future will "increase exports, the effective substitution of imports, (spur) high-technology and local development projects, as well as contribute to the creation of new jobs," according to reform plans issued by the ruling Communist Party.
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Curbing China's state subsidies is a priority in the trade talks for U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who has warned that America will have a sharply diminished economic future if China is allowed to continue its industrial policies and supplant U.S. dominance in high-technology industries.
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The country's prime minister Shinzo Abe and his government have responded by placing a broad trade embargo on South Korea of high-technology goods under "national security" grounds, arguing that Seoul has failed to find a path forward to mend the fences between the two countries.
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"Specifically, these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups [in Xinjiang]," the Commerce Department said in its notice.
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Based on my experience, I suspect China is pressing hard for concessions on relaxing investment restrictions under the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) and scaling back the list of products on the U.S. export control list, which restricts exports of sensitive high-technology equipment.
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This deck is a great look at what's interesting and exciting to investors about aerospace and defense, and why it's a category that has seen a lot of growth in terms of VC investment in recent years despite seemingly high technology hurdles and perceived long development timelines.
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The reviews have become a quick and cheap way for companies to try to invalidate patents owned by competitors and others, and have been especially popular with high technology companies such as such as Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd that are common targets of patent infringement suits.
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RARE EARTH METALS President Xi Jinping visited a rare earth firm in Southern China earlier in May, fueling speculation China could cut off supplies of the metals, a key ingredient in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, to the United States as part of the trade war.
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"If the substance is not a well-known one, or even if it is a known nerve agent like VX, there has to be high technology behind it," said Ake Sellstrom, a Swedish scientist who worked on United Nations missions to dismantle chemical weapons programs in Iraq and Syria.
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The smaller companies don't have brands worth paying a high premium to acquire, and unlike entrepreneurial companies in high technology or biopharmaceuticals, they don't have strong patents on critical assets or own critical know-how that would take a bigger company a lot of time and money to duplicate.
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The bride's father retired as both the chief financial officer of Tyco International, which was then an industrial conglomerate with headquarters in Princeton, N.J., and the chief financial officer of United Technologies Corporation, a Hartford-based provider of high technology systems and services to the building and aerospace industries.
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"Specifically, these entities have been implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups" in Xinjiang, the Commerce Department said in a notice published Monday.
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They now live in Tel Aviv, where she works for the reform movement while studying for a master's degree in Jewish education at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and Mr. Sela is an analyst in an investment banking consulting firm with an interest in high technology and renewable energy.
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The 25 percent tariffs also will apply to a broad range of Chinese electronics, plastics, chemicals and railway equipment that the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has said benefit from the "Made in China 2025" industrial plan, aimed at making China competitive in high-technology industries.
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Still, others wonder if antitrust enforcement is too slow to bring about meaningful relief in high technology markets where the market may evolve rapidly before any enforcement action can be brought, while others see these as examples of healthy markets with highly innovative firms making the current outcries overblown and unwarranted.
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To distinguish itself from its local competitor, Panorama is looking to the influence of high technology as a theme, with what organizers described in an announcement on Tuesday morning as tech-inspired art and an interactive installation called the Future Lab, presented in partnership with The Verge, a technology news website.
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While many economists have said it is natural for a high-technology, highly developed economy like the United States to evolve away from raw industries, Mr. Trump presented the steel and aluminum sectors in romantic terms, signs of a muscular superpower that had been allowed to atrophy under his predecessors.
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In its announcement of the blacklist, the U.S. government said the 28 entities had been "implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups" in the region.
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But we're talking about government sponsored hacking and cyber theft and so that ties into the issue of protection of intellectual property, that you cannot expect the American people to tax themselves to create invest billions of dollars into high technology and then have to transfer in order to do business.
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"What could better counter the alienation of a high-technology environment," Witt wonders, "than a reminder of [something like] the ancient, primal scent" of smoldering palo santo, which South American indigenous peoples have burned for centuries for its healing properties, and which now wafts through high-end galleries and nightspots?
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The last time he testified on Capitol Hill, an apologetic Zuckerberg came under fire from lawmakers who sought to take him to task for Facebook's handling of 2016 election interference and the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal — but who were also stymied at times by confusion over the world of high technology.
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If the trade conflict between the two neighboring countries continues in the long run, it could have a big impact "because it might disrupt (the) global value chain — especially in high technology sector," Heenam Choi, chairman and CEO at the Korea Investment Corporation, told CNBC's Amanda Drury at the Singapore Summit.
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In an effort to rein in China's high technology industries that he charges have stolen intellectual property from American companies, Trump has ramped up threats of tariffs on $50 billion worth of imports from China to $450 billion after China retaliated with its own duties on imports from the United States.
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Because Chinese leaders do not want to be dependent on foreign technology suppliers, and are impatient with the results produced so far by massive investments in education and scientific research, Chinese hackers steal intellectual property from high technology companies as well as business secrets from the pharmaceutical, financial, energy, legal, and other sectors.
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The United States and China have imposed tariffs on $34 billion of each other's imports, and President Donald Trump has threatened tariffs on over $500 billion worth of Chinese goods, effectively covering all U.S. imports from China, unless Beijing agrees to changes in its intellectual property practices and high-technology industrial subsidy plans.
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Members of the high-technology crime division of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are currently searching Cazes' apartment in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, and have claimed at least some of the site's servers, opening the possibility that other AlphaBay operators may be swept up in the investigation pending what the cybercrime unit is able to recover.
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"There is a greater need for women of all ages to be involved in STEM to ensure that their voices are being represented and their capabilities being tapped on in the making of these innovations," said Juliana Lim, head of talent networking at SGInnovate, a Singapore-based government-funded group focused on high technology.
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The firms were among 28 total organizations, mostly Chinese government agencies, that were implicated "in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs and other members of Muslim minority groups" in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region, according to an announcement by the U.S. Commerce Department.
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Even more alarming, the number of new firms as a percentage of all firms has fallen near a four-decade low — and this decline is occurring in all 22019 states, in all but a handful of the more than 360 metro areas examined, and across a broad range of industry sectors, including high-technology.
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The following are some other possible pressure points for each side: Xi visited a rare earth firm in southern China in May, fueling speculation that China could cut off supplies of the metals, a key ingredient in high-technology consumer electronics and military equipment, to the United States as part of the trade war.
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In a filing released Monday, the Commerce Department said it was adding 28 entities to the list that have been "implicated in human rights violations and abuses in the implementation of China's campaign of repression, mass arbitrary detention, and high-technology surveillance against Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other members of Muslim minority groups" in the country's Xinjian region.
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"What should be noted from the results of our work of the last year is that there has been a catastrophically low level of cooperation between the two countries," said Viktor F. Vekselberg, a billionaire and the chairman of the Russian chapter of the Russian-Chinese Chamber for Commerce in Machinery and High Technology Products, at the Moscow conference.
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Last year, after Fitbit data foiled the false testimony of a husband who killed his wife and claimed they were attacked, a police officer who works in the High Technology Division for the state of Virginia told the Washington Post that in about five to 10 years, police cases involving recording smart devices will become the new norm.
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"The opportunity is in front of us to create the first [hyperloop] manufacturing facilities anywhere in the world," he said, before explaining that Saudi Arabia's Economic Cities Authority believes a Virgin Hyperloop One facility could generate 124,000 jobs, a $4 billion increase in GDP, and $5 billion in "non-oil, high technology export products for the Kingdom" by 2030.
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BANGKOK, May 13 (Reuters) - Thailand's developer Amata VN Pcl said on Wednesday it planned to spend $200 million this year on developing two industrial estates in Vietnam to meet robust demand for investments from foreign investors The two sites are Amata City Bien Hoa, its first project in Vietnam and a high technology industrial park called Amata City Long Thanh near Ho Chi Minh City.
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Thanks to the leadership of House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.), the law creates a pilot program that would pay for veterans to take certain high technology courses.
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"While Ford Bridgend Engine Plant has a long-established and successful record in the delivery of world-class engines, the auto industry is undergoing rapid change and, together with our union partners, we continue to look at other high-technology opportunities for the future," a Ford spokesman said earlier this month in response to an FT story here about talks between Ineos and Ford.
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So we suffered a lot but this year it looks OK. Choi: Of course the global trade tension between China and the U.S. Yeah but the trade tension between Korea and Japan is so it looks local but uh maybe in the long run on maybe you could have a big effect because it might disrupt global value chains especially in high technology sector.
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The result was a series of top-secret national security decision directives that: Following these directives, the administration pursued a multifaceted foreign policy offensive that included covert support of the Solidarity movement in Poland, an increase in pro-freedom public diplomacy (through instruments like the National Endowment for Democracy), a global campaign to reduce Soviet access to Western high technology and a drive to hurt the Soviet economy by driving down the price of oil and limiting natural gas exports to the West.
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So -called tradable sectors which were depressed during the period of the high oil prices and strong ruble rate are now growing, while the so-called non-tradable sectors are today in a worse situation and this structural shift hopefully will help us to get rid of the so-called Dutch disease and to stimulate the growth of those sectors that bring added values to our economy which will not be dependent on the commodities sector, but will be more dependent on technology and high technology sectors.
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