SHANGHAI, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Shanghai stocks edged up on Tuesday morning to an 11-week high, as risk appetites were improved on hopes for big flows into stock markets from pension funds plus news that some companies have scrapped new share sales. ( read original story ...)
Stock exchange in Shanghai hit 11-week high
Investors also found encouraging a Shanghai Securities News report, citing unidentified sources, that around 10 billion yuan ($1.45 billion) of pension funds is expected to enter the market by the end of this month. Tian Weidong, analyst at Kaiyuan ... ( read original story ...)
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individuals and companies find appropriate solutions to their property needs in Shanghai. We are also providing different range of services to make sure that your process of finding a home and settling into a new life in Shanghai as easy as possible. ( read original story ...)
Guangdong teahouse chain draws huge crowds in Shanghai after brand goes viral
Guangdong-based Heytea, a chain-store operator for instant milk, fruit and traditional Chinese tea products, has been doing huge business at its first Shanghai outlet at Raffles City on Fuzhou Road since opening only a week ago. The company is funded by ... ( read original story ...)
Oscar & Hulk's Shanghai SIPG lay the foundations for decades of Chinese domination
Shanghai SIPG technical director Mads Davidsen moved to China ... team will be producing high-quality players and teams for decades to come. Following the new regulations introduced to Chinese football this season - limiting the number of foreign players ... ( read original story ...)
China's regulator inspects inter-bank lending business in Shanghai – sources
SHANGHAI Feb 21 The Shanghai branch of China's banking regulator has launched an inspection of the inter-bank lending business of small- and medium-sized financial institutions in the city, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said. The aim of ... ( read original story ...)
China's Ant to invest $200 mln in Korea's Kakao Pay amid global push
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's Ant Financial will invest $200 million in Kakao Pay, the mobile payment subsidiary of South Korean messaging platform giant Kakao Corp, extending a major push by the Chinese firm to create a global network of financial assets. ( read original story ...)