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Sun Yu, general manager of Bank of China Limited London branch, said: "After joining CHAPS, we have completed another vital step towards the internationalization of our direct clearing network, now covering the world's major currencies. Our customers will benefit from the more efficient, secure and flexible payment and settlement services provided by Bank of China Limited."

Support for world efforts to fight climate change and improve infrastructure in other countries boosts China's stature, as well.

Sun Jiwen, the ministry's spokesman, said all activities conducted by foreign firms in businesses not on the negative list only need to be filed at the relevant commerce bureau, rather than being reviewed by government branches.

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Sun Anfu, a farmer in Hailun, said he planted all his 100 hectares of land with soybeans this year because of the increased subsidies. He can get 5,100 yuan (1) from the local government for every hectare of land planted in soybeans, compared with a subsidy of 675 yuan per hectare for corn, he said.

Sun said absorbing foreign investment was an important part of China's opening-up policy. He said the government had striven to open the market more to foreign investors in accordance with World Trade Organization rules.

Sunac China Holdings Ltd, one of the country's major property developers listed in Hong Kong, will make more efforts to lower its debt ratio in order to achieve sustainable development in the long run, the company's executives said.

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Suzhou, Jiangsu province based-CStone Pharmaceuticals has just formed collaboration with Pfizer Investment in September to develop and commercialize its sugemalimab on the Chinese mainland.

Surprisingly, Lou isn't bothered about the negative impact of the outbreak, because "I have enough experience in startups". More importantly, he believes in the long-term prospects of the business. "The pandemic is definitely a storm but when you survive the storm, the winner takes it all."

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Superbugs already take an enormous toll on healthcare systems around the world. About 700,000 people worldwide die each year due to antimicrobial resistance, or AMR. Without new and better treatments, that figure could rise to 10 million by 2050.

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