Bakeries turn to e-commerce to save costs, build profits

Located in the 798 district, ebeecake's headquarters - open-style offices with plain baking rooms and an ordinary door decorated with its bee logo - has nothing to do with art or romance, except for the sweet flavors.

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• BAIC may bid for select Saab assets, analysts say
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