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Developers in Foshan, a city in southern China's Guangdong province, can now start selling their new homes before fully repaying their development mortgages to banks. [1]
Sofitel Luxury Hotels has announced the opening of a prestigious, new 325-room hotel in the booming city of Foshan in 2014, which, at 236 meters tall, will become the city’s tallest building. [2]
HONG KONG -- The southern Chinese city of Foshan is racing to contain a mosquito-borne virus with home inspections, PCR tests and drones, conjuring memories of the country's zero-COVID days. [3]
Greg Guyett is chief executive of HSBC Global Banking and Markets. OpinionAsia-Pacific's Gulf links on course to expand despite Red Sea troubles Momentum behind new trade and investment flows too strong to be derailed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin... [4]
DALIAN/SHANGHAI/NAGASAKI -- Fosun Group's recent move to buy a 25% stake in Huis Ten Bosch, a Dutch-themed amusement park in southwestern Japan, is more than a financial investment. The Chinese conglomerate aims to beat Walt Disney in China. [5]
Developers in Foshan, a city in southern China's Guangdong province, can now start selling their new homes before fully repaying their development mortgages to banks.
Sofitel Luxury Hotels has announced the opening of a prestigious, new 325-room hotel in the booming city of Foshan in 2014, which, at 236 meters tall, will become the city’s tallest building.
HONG KONG -- The southern Chinese city of Foshan is racing to contain a mosquito-borne virus with home inspections, PCR tests and drones, conjuring memories of the country's zero-COVID days.
Greg Guyett is chief executive of HSBC Global Banking and Markets. OpinionAsia-Pacific's Gulf links on course to expand despite Red Sea troubles Momentum behind new trade and investment flows too strong to be derailed Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin
DALIAN/SHANGHAI/NAGASAKI -- Fosun Group's recent move to buy a 25% stake in Huis Ten Bosch, a Dutch-themed amusement park in southwestern Japan, is more than a financial investment. The Chinese conglomerate aims to beat Walt Disney in China.