Bright lights, big fashion

Shanghai is a city developing at an astounding pace ... sumptuous camel were constructed in a way that fused traditional Italian craftsmanship with forward-thinking technology, and frayed fabrics, trompe l’oeil prints and jacquards were patched together ... ( read original story ...)

Bombardier delivers first Innovia APM 300 to Shanghai Shentong

Railway Technology News, views and contacts from the global Railway industry Bombardier Transportation has delivered the first driverless Innovia automated people mover (APM) 300 vehicle to Shanghai Shentong Metro Group in China. The vehicle delivery is ... ( read original story ...)

Property investors lead home loan surge

Housing investors led a strong jump in mortgage lending in November, adding credence to other signs of a bounce in the Australian housing market. Overall, the value of lending rose 2.2 per cent for the month to $33.2 billion. Investor loans made up around ... ( read original story ...)

China-led lender draws members, not staffers

"The bank is paying the price of not placing its main office in Shanghai or Hong Kong ... Kong newspaper that the U.S. made a strategic mistake in not joining the China-led lender. Trump has made multiple hard-line comments about China. ( read original story ...)

Brand New Modern Apr 4brs/balcony/wifi in Xujiahui

Clean your apartment all over before you move in. -Help you get the invoice. SmartShanghai Housing is Shanghai's most popular rental listings platform. We remove any listings that don't meet our strict listings criteria. However, we are not responsible for ... ( read original story ...)

Shanghai Huarui Bank to back tech startups

Shanghai Huarui Bank, the first private bank in the city, is speeding up its lending to high-tech startups, said one of its senior executives. "We aim to be a leading lender to Chinese firms engaged in innovative science and technology," said Zhu Tao ... ( read original story ...)

Have China's Property Rules Led to Rise in Divorces?

Housing prices in big cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, have soared nearly 25 percent since 2015. Property market distortions have led many Chinese families to make some extreme decisions -- like getting a divorce to become eligible home buyers. ( read original story ...)