Shanghai has revised its homebuying requirements by allowing eligible non-local individuals to buy one residential apartment each outside the city’s downtown area, according to official sources. ( read original story ...)
Order to liquidate property giant China Evergrande is just one step in fixing China’s debt crisis
A Hong Kong court's order to liquidate the world’s most heavily indebted real estate developer is only a tentative step toward resolving a debt crisis that is haunting financial markets and dragging o ... ( read original story ...)
Another small restaurant chain is planning an IPO
Sushi Ginza Onodera, a Tokyo-based chain of 12 upscale sushi restaurants, has filed for an $8 million initial public offering in the U.S. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai businessman Richard Yan sought by New Zealand liquidators for NZ$60 million debt he owes to collapsed construction firm
Liquidators of collapsed Auckland-based construction company Mainzeal are pursuing Shanghai businessman Richard Yan for over NZ$60 million that he owes to the company’s creditors, in a case that has ... ( read original story ...)
Fed, China Property Outlooks Roil Asian Stock Markets
Asian stock markets were choppy Tuesday as traders eyed the pending US Federal Reserve policy meeting and the still-uncertain outlook for China's economy and property sector. Hong Kong and Shanghai fell back, ( read original story ...)
International Services Shanghai Changning offers comprehensive support for expats, returnees
Per Askeland speaks highly of International Services Shanghai Changning and the business environment in Shanghai's Changning district. [Photo by Zheng Zheng/chinadaily.com.cn] The International ... ( read original story ...)
Guess Which Two Schools in Shanghai Topped the IB League Table?
If you ever have a chance to visit their campuses, definitely do it. The two Dulwich College Shanghai campuses are not only gorgeous, but are home to some of Shanghai's most academically gifted ... ( read original story ...)