SHANGHAI, July 4 (Reuters) - China stocks fell on Tuesday, led down by the blue-chip index that some analysts say has been due for a correction after rallying strongly on inclusion of Chinese shares in a key MSCI index. The blue-chip CSI300 index fell for ... ( read original story ...)
Fashion retailer Shanghai Tang sold to Italian entrepreneur
Hong Kong fashion brand Shanghai Tang has been sold to an Italian entrepreneur in cooperation with a Hong Kong private equity firm. Italian fashion entrepreneur, Alessandro Bastagli and Hong Kong-based consumer-focused private equity fund Cassia ... ( read original story ...)
Opening fanfare then little action for Hong Kong-Mainland China bond link
and is modeled in part on the stock-market links between Hong Kong and Chinese exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen. Unlike the stock-market links, the bond-trading connection is one-way: Foreigners can buy bonds in the mainland market, but Chinese investors ... ( read original story ...)
China’s $9tn bond market opens up to foreign investors
China's $9 trillion bond market is the third-largest in the world ... That link followed the launch of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect in November 2014, which allowed international investors to trade in hundreds of Shanghai-listed A-shares as well ... ( read original story ...)
Richemont Sells Shanghai Tang as China Prefers Foreign Swank
Shanghai Tang, known for form-fitting qipao dresses worn in Wong Kar-Wai’s 2000 film “In the Mood for Love,” has struggled to gain international notoriety despite opening stores from New York to London, while consumers in China have preferred ... ( read original story ...)
W Shanghai – The Bund now open!
W Hotels Worldwide, part of Marriott International, unveiled W Shanghai – The Bund, located in the heart of one of the world's most energetic cities. With limitless views overlooking the Huangpu River, W Shanghai will set the scene on the North Bund. ( read original story ...)
First half ‘s Chinese IPO tide may ebb in Jul-Dec on curbs
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange topped global bourses with 126 IPOs in the first half, followed by Shanghai with 120 and Hong Kong with 69. In all, there were 772 IPOs globally that raised $83.4 billion. In terms of proceeds, New York topped the list ... ( read original story ...)