This week saw TechCrunch land in Shanghai for yet another great event ... waiting for the “killer app” that will drive mass adoption of this high-potential technology. Amazon may have been first to unveil an unmanned store with the launch of ... ( read original story ...)
36 Hours in Shanghai
Ponder that while sipping a cocktail and taking in the fantastic light show at sunset, when the gleaming towers are illuminated with flashing “I Heart Shanghai” messages, and boats, twinkling with lights, glide by on the river. Perches abound for this ... ( read original story ...)
Former envoy David Mulroney says official warning needed for Canadians doing business in China
A former Canadian ambassador to China says Ottawa should issue a prominent and official warning to Canadian business people that commercial ... says the case of two Canadian wine merchants held captive in Shanghai is a troubling sign of a bigger problem. ( read original story ...)
What you missed at TechCrunch Shanghai 2017
This week saw TechCrunch land in Shanghai for yet another great event ... waiting for the “killer app” that will drive mass adoption of this high-potential technology. Amazon may have unveiled the first unmanned store, but Chinese companies are ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Shenhua: Tevez will decide whether he stays or goes
The Argentine will decide whether he wants to stay or leave the Chinese Super League according to his club While Shanghai Shenhua are open to the ... of Shenhua Football Club," Shenhua said during a news briefing. "Tevez's attitude, of which Shenhua ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks fall, led by tech firms; China also down
SHANGHAI, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks fell on Thursday, led by tech firms tracking falls in high-flying technology shares on the Wall Street, and weighed down by losses in mainland China markets. "There is some profit taking after the Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)
Property shares, resources firms push Shanghai stocks up
Shanghai stocks reversed early losses to end firmer on Wednesday, bolstered by a surge in property shares and resources firms. At the close, the Shanghai Composite index was up 4.35 points or 0.13 per cent at 3,338.00. The blue-chip CSI300 index was down 0 ... ( read original story ...)