on websites or on products such as T-shirts this year for fear of losing business in China. The Shanghai government's media office did not directly respond to questions but referred the Financial Review to a website that outlined the criteria for companies ... ( read original story ...)
What Jamie Carragher said when he visited the International Business Festival
Reds legend Jamie Carragher has visited the International Business Festival - and says he wants to help Liverpool build its relationship with Shanghai. His visit came on the day Brexit campaigner Gina Miller warned that the public had been "wilfully misled ... ( read original story ...)
New alliances to nurture Shanghai’s retail capabilities
The exhibition and trade service alliance will integrate different exhibition platforms in Shanghai, including those in Waigaoqiao bonded area, Hongqiao Central Business District and Shanghai Free Trade Zone. "With the establishment of the four alliances ... ( read original story ...)
Nova, InfraRed NF Pay RMB 465M to Add Shanghai Mall to Rental Apartment Pipeline
Warburg Pincus-backed Nova Property Investment has joined forces with Hong Kong-based real estate investment manager InfraRed NF to acquire a Shanghai shopping centre for RMB 465 million ($73.8 million) as the real estate development startup continues to ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai shares close 0.5 percent down
EPA-EFE/WU HONG The benchmark SE Composite index of the Shanghai Stock exchange fell 0.52 percent or 14.83 points on Tuesday, to close at 2,844.51. The market was again unsettled by concerns about frictions over trade between the United States and China ... ( read original story ...)
Bear Market in Stocks, Weak Yuan Show China Problems Piling Up
A deepening sense of unease is rippling through China’s financial markets. The benchmark Shanghai stock index has tumbled 20 percent in just five months to enter a bear market. The yuan is heading for its longest losing streak in four years in Hong Kong. ( read original story ...)
A deepening sense of unease is rippling through China’s financial markets
A deepening sense of unease is rippling through China’s financial markets. The benchmark Shanghai stock index has tumbled 20 per cent in just five months to enter a bear market. The yuan is heading for its longest losing streak in four years in Hong Kong. ( read original story ...)