Shanghai China

During your visit to Shanghai take a trip to Yangzhou which is positioned in Jiangsu Province about 300 kilometers northwest of Shanghai. To get there, take a direct train or bus from Shanghai to Yangzhou. The T782/T783 train (soft seat: CNY97.00, hard seat: CNY63.00) departs at 14:39 and arrives at 20:05. The coach can be captured in the Spanish Riding School Shanghai (No. 666 Shilong Road) and Shanghai passenger terminal station traffic (Zhongxing Road No. 1662), with departures from...Read Full Story

SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - General Motors <GM.UL> and China's SAIC Motor Corp <600104.SS> deepened their ties to include the joint development of small engines and transmissions as the U.S. automaker seeks to draw on the allure of the fast-growing China market ahead of a highly anticipated IPO. The agreement, announced by the two automakers in Shanghai on Wednesday, marks a further expansion of their successful 13-year partnership after they agreed in December to set up a joint venture in...Read Full Story

In addition to its modernization, multicultural Shanghai style gives a unique charm. Here is the perfect blend of cultures, modern and traditional, and western and eastern. New skyscrapers and ancient streets draw together Shikumen Shanghai skyline. Western customs and traditions woven Chinese, form the culture of Shanghai, so that a visitor stays unforgettable. It is also a popular tourist destination, visitors can feel the pulse of development of modern China. Nanxun the old city is in the...Read Full Story

General Motors and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp have agreed to set up a joint venture that will produce and sell small cars and mini-commercial vehicles in India, the two companies said Friday. The two partners, who already have an established relationship in China, will draw on the troubled US carmaker's existing presence in India to exploit that country's "long-term potential", a statement said. "SAIC and GM are in a strong position to introduce competitive products outside China that...Read Full Story

So you have arrived in the new land of golden opportunity with all your M&A, JV, IPO, turn-around, or start-up western experience and with a determination to profit.  You’ve registered your company, obtained all of your licenses and permits, opened your Hong Kong Corporation and bank accounts, and you are ready to rock and roll in what undoubtedly has become the most viable and lucrative consumer, real estate and equity market in the world. But while you plan to profit from China, there are...Read Full Story