A Shanghai restaurant called Fortune Cookie did a brisk business in moo shu pork and egg fried rice until its owners moved away in 2016. Seoul's similar themed brand, Ho Lee Chow, has operated for two decades. (P.F. Chang's other Asia-based restaurant is ... ( read original story ...)
“Museum & Culture in Shanghai Style” Shanghai Creative Design Contest 2018 Launched
SHANGHAI, May 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- The Shanghai Museum ... These global networks, skilled, passionate people and market-leading events provide exciting opportunities for business people to achieve their ambitions. ( read original story ...)
Companies drawn to Shanghai’s emerging districts amid cheaper rents, top class office space
Multinationals and state-owned companies are relocating from established central business districts in Shanghai to up and coming areas attracted by cheaper rents and increasing supply of grade A office space. Amid the expansion of the city’s subway ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Dragons, of the Overwatch League, Introduces New Player “Fearless”
Fearless developed his unique playing style during his time in South Korea, which is one of the reasons Shanghai Dragons signed him. Fearless takes a whole new set of teammates and circumstances as his best welcome to the US. He couldn't wait to start a ... ( read original story ...)
Tesla sets up Shanghai firm as it expands China presence
The US firm's Hong Kong subsidiary established Tesla (Shanghai) Limited on May 10 with a registration capital of 100 million yuan ($15.8 million), filings on the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System showed on Monday. Its business range ... ( read original story ...)
Tesla registers Shanghai electric car firm ahead of ownership rule change
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Tesla Inc has registered a new electric car firm in Shanghai, as China prepares to scrap rules on capping foreign ownership of new-energy vehicle (NEV) ventures. The new company, Tesla (Shanghai) Co Ltd, was registered on May 10 ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai court sentences Anbang founder to 18 years in jail for fraud and abuse of power
A Shanghai court sentenced Anbang founder Wu Xiaohui to 18 years in jail for fraud and abuse of power, sealing his fate, but leaving the future of billions of dollars in B.C. assets owned by the Beijing-based insurance group in limbo. This is a firm that ... ( read original story ...)