SHANGHAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Shanghai will continue to strengthen its regulation of the city’s property market, Mayor Ying Yong said on Monday, as China moves to curtail real estate speculation. Ying told reporters during a news briefing that housing is ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks fall from 2-yr highs, led by consumer firms; Hong Kong flat
SHANGHAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - China stocks dropped from two-year highs on Monday morning, as investors booked profits in consumer and healthcare firms that recently rallied firmly. ** At 04:03 GMT, the Shanghai Composite index was down 19.15 points or 0.54 ... ( read original story ...)
China approves 3 IPO applications
BEIJING - China's securities regulator Friday approved three new IPO applications, which will raise up to 4.9 billion yuan ($767 million) in the A-share market. Two companies will be listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and one will on the ChiNext ... ( read original story ...)
First official Belt and Road bond issued on Shanghai exchange
The first official Belt and Road bond in China's domestic market offered few advantages for the issuer Hongshi Holding Group, a privately owned cement maker, printed the $300 million yuan ($47 million) three-year corporate bond on the Shanghai Stock ... ( read original story ...)
Cozy duplex apartment near the Bund (north side)
No gas bills, only electricity and water bills. Electricity is around 150 CNY per month. SmartShanghai Housing is Shanghai's most popular rental listings platform. We remove any listings that don't meet our strict listings criteria. However, we are not ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks up, Shanghai gains for 6th week as developers shine
Gains in Shanghai stocks led by Harbin Air Conditioning Co Ltd and losses by Nanjing Textiles Import & Export Corp Ltd * China’s A-shares are at a 28.23 percent premium over H-shares SHANGHAI, Jan 26 (Reuters) - China stocks ended higher on Friday but ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai wants you … but can it really be as attractive to foreigners as Hong Kong?
The number of new job openings at these firms was also falling, with international companies now accounting for just half of Experis’s business in Shanghai, down from 80 per cent in the past. “We can see this trend clearly during our daily work. ( read original story ...)