Dow plunges 1,033 points and sinks into correction Trump Fed nominee could face trouble Stock market rebound stalls after wild day ... 3% in Hong Kong and 4% in Shanghai. The trouble in Asian markets followed more grim news from Wall Street. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai stocks plummet as sell-off deepens; Hong Kong shares slammed
The sell-off on the Chinese markets deepened Friday morning, with Shanghai stocks sliding as much as 6 per cent and Hong Kong shares losing more than 4 per cent, as a wave of fear swept through Asian markets following the 1,000-point crash in the Dow Jones ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai targets help for enterprises
The Shanghai government has worked hard to improve the business operating climate for enterprises by unveiling targeted policies and measures, improving its work efficiency and providing accurate services, local officials said yesterday. To speed up ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai index loses yearly gain but other Asian stocks rise modestly
A ticker displays stock market figures as pedestrians cross a walkway in Shanghai. Asian stocks vacillated Thursday but largely finished higher as some of the week’s slump was unwound. Japanese stocks were lifted and Hong Kong stocks turned higher but ... ( read original story ...)
Perkins+Will unveil plans for green-roofed Suzhou Science & Technology Museum
The Chinese city of Suzhou is ringing in the New Year with plans for a green-roofed behemoth of a museum rivaling those found in its ritzier cousin, Shanghai. Perkins+Will is behind the design of the Suzhou Science Technology Museum, still in its ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai stocks plumb to six-month low as investors sell blue-chips
The price-to-earnings ratio of the Shanghai index was 15.27 as of the last full trading day while the dividend yield was 1.9 per cent. So far this week, the market capitalisation of the Shanghai stock index has fallen by 4.26 per cent to 29.36 trillion yuan. ( read original story ...)
Rebound Predicted For China Stock Market
The China stock market on Tuesday emphatically snapped the two-day winning streak in which it had picked up more than 40 points or 1.2 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index now rests just above the 3,370-point plateau, although it figures to find renewed ... ( read original story ...)