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Share: BEIJING, April 29, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 21Vianet Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:VNET) ("21Vianet" or the "Company"), a leading carrier- and cloud-neutral Internet data center services provider in China, announced today that Mr. Tim Chen, Chief Strategy Officer, will assume the role of Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Chen will succeed Ms. Sharon Xiao Liu, who will step down as the Company's Chief Financial Officer and serve as an advisor to the Company before leaving the Company in June 2021. The Company also celebrated its 25 th year anniversary and 10 years of being listed on the NASDAQ last ...

Smart Money Podcast: How to Buy a House in 2021 NerdWallet 1/25/2021 Welcome to NerdWallet’s Smart Money podcast, where we answer your real-world money questions. This week’s episode starts with a discussion of NerdWallet’s Best-Of Awards, which list the best financial products and providers. Then we pivot to what people need to know if they want to buy a home this year. Check out this episode on any of these platforms: Our take Expect a continuation of the seller’s market that kept prices rising last year despite — and in some ways because of — the pandemic. Owners are still re...

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Whether it is your local grocery store or a startup with a tiny amount of capital and big dreams, almost everywhere you look, small firms typically form the backbone of a country’s economy. Together, they employ the majority of the global workforce and tend to generate a substantial share of economic output. But small businesses’ size and relatively diminutive political clout compared with, for instance, large airlines or banks, mean they are also more vulnerable to economic downturns than their better-funded peers. During the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, untold thousands of small- and medi...

Hong Kong, China – In February, as Hong Kong was beginning to feel the grip of its first wave of coronavirus infections, 33-year-old Albert Chen and his father, Tim, sat down to discuss the dire state of their family’s outdoor furniture business as the pandemic took hold. “It was really scary. Sales were down around 50 percent from the year before,” Albert Chen told Al Jazeera. “We were thinking of different ways to survive in this economy and dad suggested we buy mask-making machines in Taiwan, where we’re from, install them in Hong Kong, and have [them] run by our staff here.”