SHANGHAI, Oct. 27, 2016 /CNW/ -- Caohejing, a leading high-tech park in Shanghai, launched an international technology innovation carnival on October 26 with agreements signed with well-known partners. According to the agreements, PricewaterhouseCoopers ... ( read original story ...)
Nightlife News in Shanghai: October 2016 Part II
Probably the hardest pill to swallow lately has been the sudden announcement of The Shelter closing. (Call it wishful thinking, but we have faith that the powers behind this underground institution will rise again.) In the days leading up to the closing ... ( read original story ...)
UPDATE 1-Bank of China Q3 profit up 2.4 pct as margins shrink, NPLs rise
SHANGHAI/BEIJING, Oct 26 Bank of China Ltd (BoC) , the country's fourth-biggest lender by assets, reported a 2.4 percent rise in third-quarter net profit on Wednesday, even as margins shrank and bad loans rose. State-owned BoC's results, the first among ... ( read original story ...)
China returns to U.S. IPO market in a big way
“If they can’t cut the line to sell stock to raise funds in China, they may increasingly hop a plane to the U.S. to tap the markets.” ZTO Express is ... it aims to raise as much as $269.5-million. Shanghai Paipaidai Financial Information Service ... ( read original story ...)
Guy arrested for throwing shared bikes into Huangpu River from the Bund, says he regrets nothing
Visitors to the Bund got an extra treat on Monday ... managed to escape and then threw a few more into Shanghai's scenic waterway for good measure. According to Shanghai Daily, police say that in total the man damaged six Mobikes and cast three more ... ( read original story ...)
Fraser Howie — A stock exchange with Chinese characteristics
Which stock exchange in China has the most listed companies -- Shenzhen or Shanghai? The answer is neither, but rather a low profile market in Beijing called National Equities Exchange and Quotations. On its web site, it proudly boasts of 9,927 listed ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong, Shanghai stock markets retreat
Hong Kong and Shanghai stocks tumbled on Wednesday, tracking losses on Wall Street, with energy firms sinking in line with falling oil prices. The Hang Seng Index closed 1.02 percent or 239 points lower, at 23,325. Market turnover was HK$52.11 billion. ( read original story ...)