SHANGHAI'S market watchdog is investigating into a fried chicken eatery chain for using obscene and vulgar name and menu to lure diners, officials said today. The eatery chain "call a chick", which literally also means 'calling a hooker" has 48 outlets ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai welcomes new smoking ban
People smoke at an outdoor designated smoking area on Dongfang Road in Shanghai in September. The city will extend its public smoking ban to more outdoor areas under a new regulation starting in March. GAO ERQIANG/CHINA DAILY The World Health Organization ... ( read original story ...)
Ennead Architects Breaks Ground on Shanghai Planetarium
Ennead Architects has broken ground on the Shanghai Planetarium, a new 38,000-square-meter project that will define a new identity for the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum (SSTM) in the Lingang district of Shanghai, China. Inspired by astronomical ... ( read original story ...)
Tony Popovic won’t walk out on Wanderers despite big offer from Shanghai Shenhua
The Daily Telegraph has learnt that Shanghai Shenhua held lengthy talks with Popovic over ... having signed a lucrative new deal in May 2015, the club has always made clear it would not stand in his way if a genuinely substantial opportunity was presented ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Office Set To Help Expand Pork Industry
The Canadian Pork Council and Canada Pork International went to China as part of the agricultural trade mission earlier in the month and left with a new Shanghai office. CPC says the move demonstrates Canada’s long-term commitment to the Chinese market. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai pips former Brit colony HK on English skills, as Singapore moves into top tier
Shanghai has pipped Hong Kong in English-language proficiency again, after logging a big improvement over the past five years, according to a new report. In another standout result from the EF English Proficiency Index (EPI) for 2016, Singapore became the ... ( read original story ...)
Pitt back in China after reported ban over film
SHANGHAI -- Brad Pitt made his first promotional appearance for a movie in China since reportedly being banned over a film about Tibet almost 20 years ago. He spent 40 minutes giving autographs to Chinese fans on Monday and 20 minutes at a tightly ... ( read original story ...)