... and residential leasing agency providing professional and customized real estate services. With the listing of over 200 international standard residences and compounds in Shanghai, ranging from Shanghai serviced apartments to renovated villas and ... ( read original story ...)
Buyer of Peninsula Hotels stake tries pre-empting takeover talk
HONG KONG -- Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels' new second-largest shareholder is not ... Underlying profit -- calculated by subtracting the after-tax effects of property revaluation and other items -- rose 19% to HK$181 million. ( read original story ...)
EMERGING MARKETS-Emerging stocks in 4th week of gains; currencies firm
with President Donald Trump preparing an investigation into China's intellectual property and trade practices. Chinese mainland shares fell 0.5 percent and ended the week down, although Shanghai-listed stocks eked out a small weekly gain. The yuan also ... ( read original story ...)
Visiting Bangkok? Insiders share their tips
The property has 201 rooms and suites in five categories ... dark entrance), but this speakeasy-like bar with a Shanghai opium den vibe comes with the solid pedigree of nightlife mogul Ashley Sutton. Sutton is behind several of the city's time warping ... ( read original story ...)
China millionaires in jeans spur wealth manager’s overseas push
US-listed Noah Holdings Ltd is planning to set up branches in Vancouver, Canada and Australia this year or early next year and looking into one in Singapore, says group president Kenny Lam in an interview in Shanghai. Even as China clamps down on large ... ( read original story ...)
Against all odds, BRICS nations get their act together
The latest example is what happened this week in Shanghai, which Chinese Commerce Minister Zhong ... e-commerce and intellectual-property-rights protection -- aiming at progressively coordinating their trade policies. China and Brazil, for instance ... ( read original story ...)
Asean now likely 6th largest economy globally, says PM
According to Najib, businesses would not be investing in Malaysia, if they felt that way, citing Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation investing over RM1 billion to build its future regional headquarters at the Tun Razak Exchange. This is alongside ... ( read original story ...)