(Reuters) -Chinese oil giant CNOOC Ltd said on Monday it will raise 28.08 billion yuan ($4.41 billion) in a share listing in Shanghai, after setting the price for what will be mainland China's ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai to ease lockdown in some areas despite rise in virus cases
That promises relief for some of the city’s 25 million residents, many of whom have struggled to find food and medicine as China battles its biggest outbreak in two years. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Eases Restrictions, Non-Essential Travel Banned In Guangzhou As China’s Covid Surge Intensifies
Guangzhou has halted most arrivals into the city while only granting leave to residents with a “definitive need”. ( read original story ...)
CNOOC Sets Price of Tomorrow’s USD5 Billion Secondary Listing in Shanghai at USD1.70 a Share
China National Offshore Oil Corporation is pricing its new share sale on the Shanghai stock exchange tomorrow at CNY10.80 (USD1.70) each, which could see the Chinese offshore oil giant raise as much ... ( read original story ...)
China banks allow mortgage payment holiday in Covid-hit Shanghai
China’s largest banks are allowing residents in Shanghai to delay their mortgage payments as part of the nation’s broader efforts to support the financial hub in its Covid fight. ( read original story ...)
China oil giant CNOOC to raise at least $4.4 billion in Shanghai listing
One of China's biggest oil companies, CNOOC Ltd., plans to raise $4.41 billion from a Shanghai listing, after its shares were delisted from the New ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Covid crisis puts China tech on eggshells
Financial elites are confronting a once-unthinkable problem in modern China’s wealthiest city: widespread food shortages. Officials in Shanghai have called . It’s a chance for the companies to win ... ( read original story ...)