“We have to get over there, recover and prepare for Shanghai. We’ll have a day’s training there, a light run on Monday, and then we’ll play Tuesday night.” Andre Villas-Boas, head coach of Shanghai SIPG The fact that the schedule was known months ... ( read original story ...)
Beaufield Responds to Misleading Press Release Issued by Deluce/Shanghai Huaxin Group
The Deluce/Shanghai Huaxin Group issued the press release without prior ... or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable law. ( read original story ...)
Ten killed in hotel blaze in southeastern China
SHANGHAI: A fierce blaze at a hotel in southeastern China killed 10 people, the official Xinhua news agency said in a post on its official microblog on Saturday. The fire broke out on Saturday morning at the hotel in the inland city of Nanchang ... ( read original story ...)
AFL reveals its Twenty20 vision that can be taken to the world
Koch said there were already 14 Chinese schools playing an AFL competition in Shanghai. “We’ve had Auskick and AFL approved by the Chinese education department in Beijing to be an approved sport to play at school,” he said. “So they’re massive ... ( read original story ...)
Yao Ming to sell his shares in Shanghai Sharks
Yao Ming, the newly-elected Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) president, said Thursday that he would sell his shares in the CBA side Shanghai Sharks before next season. The Chinese basketball legend, who played for the Shanghai Sharks before he went to ... ( read original story ...)
METALLICA Wanted To Respect Chinese Culture By Performing Censored Setlist
When METALLICA returned to China last month for their first shows in the country after their 2013 Shanghai debut, their censored setlist saw them performing barely more than an hour with several key hit notably missing: "Master Of Puppets", "One" and ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai’s $15.1 Bil in Real Estate Transactions Tops in APAC for 2016
The city of more than 20 million people ranked behind only New York, London, Los Angeles and Paris for property investment volume for the year. Shanghai’s investment volume was still $25 billion behind New York’s $40 billion in transactions ... ( read original story ...)