Fitbit just got a very fishy takeover offer

In fact, Fitbit told Business Insider it has not received "any communication from ABM Capital, or any other firm, regarding a reported offer." ABM, which says it is based in Shanghai, China, is proposing to purchase the company for $12.50 a share. ( read original story ...)

Metal markets swing on Trump euphoria

The Shanghai Futures Exchange on Thursday raised margin requirements for aluminum and other metals, after trading terms for iron ore, coal and other commodities were tightened by Chinese bourses. Shanghai nickel and copper were down. While the surge ... ( read original story ...)

Shanghai Blue Mountain Bund Youth Hostel Pantip

Go Shanghai blue mountain bund youth hostel pantip way a hike in the marketplace. It could likewise be your father & son aspect home business that you do together supports while dad cleans the neighbors gutters, junior rakes up the leaves during the ... ( read original story ...)

Report: first Australian casino employee released in China

Crown did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Saturday. The newspaper reports on Saturday the released employee is Jenny Chiang, a 33-year-old Shanghai-based Chinese citizen who has worked for Crown for more than five years as an executive ... ( read original story ...)

Shanghai Disneyland Already Expected To Break Even

Walt Disney says its new $5.5 billion theme park in Shanghai will come close to breaking even by the end of its first full year of operation in 2017. "Some of you may infer from this early performance that we could achieve 10 million in attendance in the ... ( read original story ...)

Mayor meets business leaders before advisory council meeting

MAYOR Yang Xiong met bosses of foreign multinationals who came to Shanghai last week for the annual meeting of the International Business Leaders Advisory Council for the Mayor of Shanghai. They were Heinrich Hiesinger, chairman and CEO of Thyssenkrupp ... ( read original story ...)

Chart of the day: Shanghai Composite composed

The index of A and B shares on the Shanghai stock exchange rallied on Monday, in line with other major global markets. Technically what is more interesting is Friday’s close, which, despite volume being below the very long-term average, is this year’s ... ( read original story ...)