This caught me completely off guard. I had no clue that Shanghai Airlines (which is a wholly owned subsidiary of China Eastern) was taking delivery of Boeing 787s, though I also can’t say I was paying that much attention. What’s much more surprising is ... ( read original story ...)
China stocks rally as consumer, banking firms climb; Hong Kong also up
SHANGHAI, March 1 (Reuters) - China stocks recouped earlier losses to climb by midday Thursday as consumer and banking firms rose, after a private survey showed the country’s factory growth rose to a 6-month high in February. ** Growth in China’s ... ( read original story ...)
【XU’hui district】5min walk to Shanghai Library
The company’s headquarter is located in Shanghai and it is organized by an expert team. Over the past several years,we have helped thousands of foreign families, individuals and companies find the property required .We make sure customers feel at home ... ( read original story ...)
China firms move to poor regions to jump the IPO queue
Eligible companies can skip to the head of the long queue of firms hoping for IPOs on Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses, avoiding years of waiting. Tanwan Information Technology Co., Ltd. is another potential beneficiary. The game developer moved from Shanghai ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai remains attractive for expats
Expats have voted Shanghai as the world's fourth-best city for an international career in a global survey that highlighted the city's financial package, diversified food and local culture as the major attraction. The HSBC Expat Explorer survey found ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese EV startup NIO hires banks for $2 billion U.S. stock IPO
At the top end of the potential offering size, the IPO would become the biggest Chinese listing in the United States since the $25 billion public float of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd in 2014. Shanghai-based NIO has tapped banks including ... ( read original story ...)
Conquering High-Priced Shanghai, From Dumplings to Modern Art
And build. Soon, we were screaming through a blur of new housing developments and farmland at 268 miles per hour as we made our way from the Pacific coast to the heart of Shanghai. The ride, while not exactly smooth — you feel the speed — was exhilarating. ( read original story ...)