On Wednesday, outstanding margin loans for Shanghai-listed stock purchases totaled 593 billion yuan, and 407 billion yuan for Shenzhen-listed stock purchases. “The strong increase in margin financing underlines the recovery of market sentiment and a ... ( read original story ...)
SIGN CHINA 2017, LED CHINA 2017 & DIGITAL SIGNAGE 2017 Successfully Concluded on September 22 in Shanghai
SHANGHAI, Nov. 1, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Organised by UBM Trust, the 3-day concurrent shows successfully concluded on September 22 at SNIEC in Shanghai, China, attracting 32,645 global visitors from 118 countries/regions and welcoming international VIP buyer ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s ultraexpensive iPhone X draws crowds as Canadian in-store sales begin
A decade after Apple launched its original smartphone, the lineups at stores are back today as the ultra-expensive iPhone X comes to the market after months of anticipation.In Canada, the smartphone with a lush screen and facial recognition technology is ... ( read original story ...)
ShanghaiTex 2017 “Sports Arena” Unleashes the Latest Textile Technology in Sports
With the focus of textile technology on sports market, the ShanghaiTex 2017 Concurrent Event "Sports Arena" at Hall W1 will look into three hot topics: sports bra, wearable technology and shoe technology. And one of the world's leading 3D printing ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Union Technology Corp. launches Pilot commercial series stereolithography equipment
Shanghai Union Technology Corp. (UnionTech; Shanghai) launched its Pilot commercial series at the recent TCT show in Birmingham, UK. The product line targets additive manufacturers seeking high-quality equipment with surface aesthetics, a range of ... ( read original story ...)
China Chief at ANZ Bank Sees Little Chance of Credit Crisis
Further overseas bond sales by Chinese entities will allow the country to tap into new pools of capital, he said in an interview at ANZ Bank’s Shanghai office on Thursday. There’s little chance of a financial meltdown in China because the biggest slice ... ( read original story ...)
Deutsche Bank Weetabix Suit Shows How Brexit Affects Breakfast
But in a courthouse across town, the breakfast cereal could end up costing Deutsche Bank AG a lot more: $118 million. Bright Food Hong Kong Ltd. sued the lender in Shanghai, accusing Deutsche Bank of misleading it into buying British pound-to-U.S. dollar ... ( read original story ...)