Shanghai Pudong Development Bank was fined $72 million for illegal lending activities, marking one of the stiffest penalties handed out so far in China’s crackdown on wrongdoing in its financial markets. The China Banking Regulatory Commission’s bureau ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai first Chinese city to top 3 trillion yuan GDP
Skyscrapers are reflected in a puddle of water in the early morning at the Bund in Shanghai, Oct 20, 2015.[Photo/Xinhua] Shanghai became the first city in China, the world's second-largest economy, to top GDP of 3 trillion yuan ($469 billion) and ... ( read original story ...)
More Chinese airlines lift ban on inflight mobile phone, wifi use
Hainan Airlines also has enabled inflight wifi on 17 of its aircraft. A passenger named Zuo, who took a flight with wifi from Shanghai said “before, I just slept aboard the aircraft, sometimes read magazines in front of me and then had nothing to do ... ( read original story ...)
Microsoft Accelerator Shanghai Gains Solid Ground Amid Shanghai City 2020 Plan
Shanghai has also initiated a plan to develop itself into a global innovation center in science and technology by 2020, to which Microsoft Accelerator Shanghai is an active contributor. As of today, the Accelerator has graduated 29 startups in the coastal ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Dragons Issue Apology After Poor Start In Overwatch League
However, we are planning them and we will share with you when more news is available. The Shanghai Dragons, more than anyone, are looking forward to our first victory, as well as seeing our players shining bright on the stage. To achieve this goal ... ( read original story ...)
World’s largest subway system goes cashless as Shanghai Metro adopts QR code
From this weekend, Shanghai metro users will no longer need to worry about leaving their public transport cards at home or losing them, or queuing for tickets, as the world’s largest subway system is introducing a quick response (QR) code for mobile ... ( read original story ...)
Sony bullish over business in China
Sony Corp expects its business in China to grow strongly this year amid a market of 230 million middle-class consumers who are upgrading their consumption patterns, the company's China president said yesterday in Shanghai. In the first half of Sony's ... ( read original story ...)