Beijing: The Shanghai Consumer Council has sent an inquiry letter to Apple over the slow-down of older iPhones after an iOS update, demanding a reply before Friday. The council demanded the cause of the performance and remedy measures as well as complete ... ( read original story ...)
Migrant worker taps subway station’s free Wi-fi daily to keep in touch with family
A Chinese migrant worker has become the latest fleeting social media star after being photographed taking advantage of the free Wi-fi at a subway station in Shanghai to make a daily video call home to his wife and family. Like almost all of China’s army ... ( read original story ...)
Glories of China
... is within the shopping district of Xu Jia Hui and built into the facade of Shanghai’s Olympic Stadium. Classically decorated, the hotel’s en-suite rooms include free Wifi, satellite television, air conditioning, tea making facilities and a safety ... ( read original story ...)
ALBA to tackle Shanghai’s growing scrap vehicle fleet
China: Recycling major ALBA Group has continued to expand its activities in Asia by becoming 51% majority owner of Shanghai Baosteel Auto Recycling Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of the country’s biggest steel producer Baosteel. 'We are very pleased to be able to ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai stocks snap winning streak, resources firm weigh
So far this year, the Shanghai stock index is up 3.68 percent ... About 23.20 billion shares were traded on the Shanghai exchange, roughly 146.2 percent of the market's 30-day moving average of 15.87 billion shares a day. The volume in the previous ... ( read original story ...)
China c.bank injects 398 bn yuan via MLF, citing tight liquidity
Shanghai: China’s central bank lent 398 billion yuan ($61.76 billion) to financial institutions on Monday via its 1-year medium-term lending facility (MLF), citing a “relatively large” decrease in banking system liquidity, it said in a statement. ( read original story ...)
China c.bank injects 398 billion yuan via MLF, citing tight liquidity
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank lent 398 billion yuan ($61.76 billion) to financial institutions on Monday via its 1-year medium-term lending facility (MLF), citing a "relatively large" decrease in banking system liquidity, it said in a statement. ( read original story ...)