the biggest Starbucks is in Shanghai, so unless you’re planning a trip you won’t be able to visit and drink all manner of coffee beverages. The good news is that Starbucks plans to open equally impressive Roasteries a little closer to home. New ... ( read original story ...)
Perk up, Shanghai: Crowds throng world’s biggest Starbucks
Starbucks already has more than 3,000 of its standard cafes in 136 Chinese cities, including more than 600 in Shanghai alone, the largest number of stores in any city in the world. A new Starbucks opens every 15 hours in China, the company says. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai’s Reserve Roastery: What’s it like in world’s biggest Starbucks?
(CNN) - With more than 600 Starbucks stores already in Shanghai, there's hardly a shortage of options to get your grande latte fix in China's biggest city. But the new Starbucks Reserve Roastery promises a coffee experience with few equals. So what's it like? ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Shenhua face tough Asian Champions League
Chinese FA Cup winners Shanghai Shenhua face a tough test in the 2018 Asian Champions League after being drawn Wednesday against top Japanese club Kashima Antlers and Australian A-League leaders Sydney FC. The Chinese side unexpectedly beat expensively ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong set to lose global IPO crown to New York and Shanghai as fundraising halves
Hong Kong is on track to lose its much-coveted crown as the world’s top initial public offering (IPO) market as the year draws to a close, with latest figures showing total funds raised here have dropped 48 per cent compared with 12 months ago, leaving ... ( read original story ...)
Xiaomi could be largest tech IPO in 2018
SHANGHAI: Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Inc has asked banks ... Its float could be the world’s ”largest technology IPO” next year, according to one of the people. “It is huge,” said another source, adding that a valuation of US$100 billion ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai copper prices fall sharply on China demand jitters
Shanghai copper fell more than 3 per cent on Wednesday ... the selloff was fuelled by concerns about liquidity tightness in China towards the year-end, amid a government-led deleveraging push, and slowing investment in the country's power sector, a ... ( read original story ...)