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China's largest cinema chain operator Wanda Film said it expects to lose $214 to $228 million (RMB 1.5 to 1.6 billion) in the first half of 2020 thanks to over five months on continual cinema shutdowns in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The decline represents a stark reversal of fortunes from the $75 million profit the Chinese exhibition giant reported during the same period in 2019.

coronavirus who had no symptoms infected 71 people when she took a 60-second trip in a lift on her own, according to a new study.Contact tracing experts were left baffled when trying to locate the source of an outbreak that spread across two hospitals in Heilongjiang Province, China, in mid-April.They discovered a woman, who had recently travelled to the US, was patient zero of a cluster in the province which had not reported a new Covid-19 infection in a month.The study, released by the US

Also Read: 'Monster Hunter' Video Game Adaptation With Milla Jovovich Moves Back to April 2021Sensor Tower estimates Byte has 2.5 million downloads worldwide on both iOS and Android since its launch.TikTok has 2.3 billion users globally. The app was originally called Douyin and launched in China in 2016.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Chinese crime drama Sheep Without A Shepherd, one of the last big box office hits in China before cinemas were forced to shutdown, grossing $167M, has been set for a UK theatrical release by distributor Trinity CineAsia.Theaters have started re-opening in the UK and multiplexes including Cineworld and Vue are set to following in the coming weeks.

noted. Snap’s previous trading high was roughly $19 per share on February 3.TikTok, which established an office in Culver City this January, is owned by Beijing-based Bytedance — and has long raised alarms with national security and privacy experts for its ties to the Chinese government.In a Fox News interview on Monday, Pompeo said the administration was considering an outright ban on apps developed in China.

said in a statement provided to Axios.The new law, enacted last week an hour before the 23rd anniversary of the city’s handover from British to Chinese control, effectively ends the special legal status the city has enjoyed since 1997 under the “one country, two systems” policy. Among other things, it criminalizes activities broadly defined as secessionist, subversive or terrorism that include advocating for democracy or criticizing the authoritarian government in Bejing.

Boz Scaggs in North America. The deal covers Scaggs' catalog from 1968 to the present and all his releases going forward.Scaggs has been releasing music for more than 50 years, with highlights including tracks such as “Lido Shuffle,” “It’s Over,” “What Can I Say” and “Lowdown,” the latter of which won a Grammy for Best R&B song in 1977.

Myka Stauffer has come in hot water with her fans after revealing that she rehomed her autistic son that was adopted from China. After concerned viewers wanted to know if Huxley was safe, they contacted her local police department who did a full investigation.

Sounds like the Stauffers are off the hook!