Shanghai wants to cap its population at 25 million people by 2035, leaving little room for the megacity to grow, but demographers say they doubt the plan is feasible. The State Council announced the city’s urban plan for 2017 to 2035 on Monday. The ... ( read original story ...)
Worth a Detour: Robots galore at Shanghai’s Science and Technology Museum
A five-year-old boy violently turns a Rubik’s cube – left, right, left again. “He he he,” he cackles with the sarcastic laugh of Dr Evil. His mother, a fashionably dressed Chinese, is happy her offspring is having a good time; there’s a crowd ... ( read original story ...)
China bourses behind Asia’s lead in global IPO boom
Of the country's total funds raised, 56% was from Shanghai, making it Asia's top IPO destination. The boom is largely due to an acceleration in listing approvals. "The volume of new issue was at a historic high," said Edward Au, co-leader of the national ... ( read original story ...)
Exhibits Preview of Shanghai Hospitality Design & Supplies Expo 2018
HEAN Kitchen and Bath Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Booth Number: E1H30&E1J30 Fresh and natural bathroom space will also present a calm and comfortable feeling. HEAN · Pure Brook selects stones of unique texture and restores the flexibility of clear ... ( read original story ...)
Yum China Brings More Tacos to Shanghai with Two New Taco Bell Restaurants
Unique East meets West design integrates restaurants in local communities SHANGHAI, Dec. 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Yum China Holdings, Inc. ("Yum China") (NYSE: YUMC) and Taco Bell Corp., the world's largest Mexican-inspired restaurant chain, today ... ( read original story ...)
A visitor’s guide on what to see and do in Shanghai
“The contrast between the two sides of the river is amazing: the juxtaposition of old and new China,” Mark Godin says. “Although Shanghai is among the most modern of Chinese cities, you will still see locals performing tai chi, playing tai chi ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai banks offer customers rice, cooking oil to attract deposits as funding dries up
From cooking oil and rice to public transport cards, Shanghai’s smaller banks have been aggressively doling out free gifts – on top of higher returns – in an attempt to attract larger deposits before the year is out. In a branch of Huaxia Bank in ... ( read original story ...)