(RTTNews.com) - The China stock market has finished sharply lower in four straight sessions, plunging more than 360 points or 10.2 percent in that span. The Shanghai Composite Index now rests just beneath the 3,130-point plateau although it's expected to ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai uses recycled gutter oil to power vehicles
Biodiesel combined with gutter oil and diesel will be offered at nearly 200 gas stations in Shanghai by the end of the year, local authorities have said. The biodiesel is 5 percent processed gutter oil and 95 percent diesel. "Such biodiesel is now ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Cup Returns for Another Sailing Championship at the Bund in 2018
The first-ever international sailing regatta “Shanghai Cup” was held at Shanghai Yacht Club (SYC) way back in 1873. After 144 years, the sport made its glorious comeback with the 2017 SYC Shanghai Cup and Nacra 17 Asian Championship, held on October 28 ... ( read original story ...)
Sasseur Reit plans up to $600 million IPO in March
SINGAPORE - SASSEUR Group, a Shanghai-based developer of outlet malls which last year pushed back plans for a Reit listing here, has begun gauging investor interest again with plans to list Sasseur Reit in March. The initial public offering (IPO ... ( read original story ...)
The city break… Shanghai: From modern high rises to European-style buildings, see it all in 48 hours
There are several impressive observation decks but the views from the 118th floor of Shanghai Tower (shanghaitower.com), currently the second-tallest building in the world, take some beating. Head west towards the waterfront area of The Bund, where all of ... ( read original story ...)
China, Hong Kong suffer most as stock rout shatters market calm
Benchmark indexes in the world’s second- and fourth-largest stock markets have fallen faster ... But after guiding the Shanghai Composite Index to its calmest bull market in history, authorities are now showing a higher threshold for losses as they ... ( read original story ...)
China, Hong Kong Are the Biggest Losers as Stock Rout Spreads
Benchmark indexes in the world’s second- and fourth-largest stock markets have fallen faster ... But after guiding the Shanghai Composite Index to its steadiest bull market in history, Chinese authorities are now showing an increased tolerance for ... ( read original story ...)