 China Unicom bullish on iPhone sales
China Unicom, the nation's second largest cell phone carrier, said on Friday it expects nearly 10 percent of the third generation (3G) users in the country to switch to Apple Inc's iPhone in the next couple of years. |
Rubber giant won CCTV ad bid
"The price is higher higher that last year's, but I think it is still worth it," Ge Guorong, vice president of Zhongce Rubber said. |
Shopping festival to bring one month of shopping fun to Hangzhou
The festival’s organizing committee officially announced the month-long event, to be held from December 5 until January 3, 2010, at a press conference November 18. |
Policies optimized for large companies
On the theme conference held on Nov 16 in a bid to discuss further measures to promote these companies, Wang Guoping put forward the necessary elements for building large influential companies. |
China focuses on tech services
China's emerging outsourcing industry isn't a fire-breathing dragon yet, but it's making strides to become a force, just as its role model India did a decade ago. |
Alibaba president calls for more financial support for SMEs
Ma also calls for more attention and understanding to be given to SMEs as they are the "future and hopes" for a nation. |
ICBC extends reach of services for super-rich
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China yesterday introduced its top-end private banking business in China's second-tier cities to cater for China's growing super-rich. |
Student road show raps Coca Cola labor malpractice
Students from the Coca Cola Monitoring Group last week took their road show on the American multinational's labor law violations to Nanjing Agricultural University. |
Niusule expands baby product markets in China
Niusule Biotech Corp, a leading US-based biotech company focused on developing and selling nutritional products for children, announced that its popular Gummy Bear products will be distributed in Shanghai. |
Hotels accept Expo bookings
More than 200 hotels in Shanghai have started accepting bookings for the World Expo next May, the Oriental Morning Post reported Tuesday. |
Hangzhou real estate leader bids for Kunming project
Hangzhou Sandun Wenzhou Village Development Co Ltd, a leader in Hangzhou’s real estate market in east China’s Zhejiang province, has entered a joint venture (JV) agreement with four Chinese companies to jointly bid for the acquisition and development from the Kunming Government of a 113 ha-project in Guandu district, Kunming, China. |
China Jo-Jo Drugstores announces fiscal second quarter 2009 results
China Jo-Jo Drugstores Inc, which operates a retail pharmacy chain in China, today announced its financial results for its fiscal second quarter ended September 30, 2009. |
Haitong Securities in bid for HK's Tai Fook Securities
China's Haitong Securities has agreed with NWS Holdings Ltd. to bid for the 61.86 percent stake NWS holds in Tai Fook Securities, the Oriental Morning Post reported Monday. |
Hangzhou Bamboo Shoot Festival kicks off
Hangzhou is a major area for producing bamboo. The city's Lin'an and Yuhang counties were named “A Land of Bamboo” by the State Forestry Bureau. |
Hangzhou enterprises dive for IPO
Sixteen enterprises from Hangzhou have submitted their applications for IPO on the Main Board and Growth Enterprise Board. |
Hangzhou's GDP amounts to 347 billion yuan
A preliminary calculation shows Hangzhou fulfills GDP of 346.974 Billion Yuan during the first three quarters, growing at 8.5%. |
Trade fair to be showcase for Guangzhou
The second phase of the 17th Guangzhou Fair opened yesterday, presenting a fresh opportunity for the many visiting overseas mayors and senior urban officials to get to know the coastal city a little better. |
Hangzhou sets up China’s first auto trade arbitration court
The Hangzhou Arbitration Court for Auto Trade was opened by the Hangzhou Used Car Circulation Industry Association November 12, making history by becoming the first of its kind in China. |
Hangzhou to be China's third luxury goods empire
According to Global Luxury Goods Market Report, Hangzhou will be gradually becoming a "third luxury goods empire" in China with its scale of luxury goods market behind that of Beijing and Shanghai. |
Hangzhou grants maximum subsidy of five million yuan
For enterprises, which move to Hangzhou with a registered capital of more than one billion yuan, Hangzhou Municipal Government will subsidize them with five million yuan. |
