Elon Musk said Tuesday he was willing to expand his business in China, as he met Foreign Minister Qin Gang in Beijing on his first trip to the country in over three years. ( read original story ...)
We’re open for business, Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang tells Tesla CEO Elon Musk
Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang (right) meets Tesla CEO Elon Musk in Beijing on Tuesday. Photo: AP Making his first trip to China in three years, Musk says the company is opposed to ‘decoupling’ ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai carnival rides on revival of time-honored brands
Shanghai's time-honored brands, or Laozihao, are experiencing a revival, which will get a further boost with the launch of the 2023 Shanghai Time-honored Brand Carnival on Tuesday. The campaign will ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai initiatives to support high-quality private sector development
Shanghai has announced 20 initiatives to boost the high-quality development of the private economy, which accounted for nearly one-third of Shanghai's economy last year. The Shanghai Development and ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai welcomes more French investment: mayor
Shanghai welcomes more French companies to invest in Shanghai including more new projects, businesses and technology to Shanghai, Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng said in a meeting with the French ambassador ... ( read original story ...)
Jamie Dimon gathers business elite in Shanghai amid China-US tensions
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon has lined up Henry Kissinger and a clutch of American and Chinese corporate leaders for a summit in Shanghai as global companies try to navigate the worst Sino-US ... ( read original story ...)
In China’s words, it’s open for business. In actions, not so much.
China's commerce minister is expected to meet Biden administration officials and try to drum up business interest. That's a particularly hard sell right now. ( read original story ...)