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Organizer: Allen & Overy Location: Allen & Overy New York Office, 1221 Avenue of the Americas, New York City Date: June 4, 2015 Website: Click here Contact: Laurence Bye Email: [email protected] Phone: 646-344-6616
By Lauren Dodillet AccuWeather Inc. and Huafeng Media Group announced a joint venture (JV) on May 22. The JV, aka Huafeng-AccuWeather (Beijing) Co. Ltd, will bring AccuWeather technology to consumers in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao via Huafeng’s forecast location capabilities. Huafeng, a commercial weather media company owned by the China Meteorological Administration, will […]
By Lauren Dodillet The Boeing Company signed a contract—announced Monday—to provide Chinese budget airline Ruili Airlines with 60 new 737 Max jets within the next 10 years, although the exact delivery schedule has not been released. The $6.1 billion contract was brokered by Minsheng Financial Leasing Co. Ltd and AVIC International Leasing Co. Ltd. One-year-old Ruili—based in […]
Until recently, the concept simply didn’t exist By Mei Yan For centuries in China, ruling powers advocated for social responsibility and cohesion, and treated individuality with suspicion. Until fairly recently, the concept of privacy, as the West understands it, simply didn’t exist. This absence is most clearly evident in the Chinese language. Until the 20th century, […]
By Lauren Dodillet A Chinese consortium identifying itself only as “Intellectually Manufactured in China” is in talks to buy 95 percent of Malaga Club de Futbol, a Spanish La Liga soccer club, from owner Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani. Five percent of the shares will be left to smaller stake holders, including retired soccer player Fernando […]
By Lauren Dodillet American company Qualcomm Incorporated, the world’s largest producer of chips for smartphones, announced the launch of its “globalization” unit on Monday. The Shenzhen-based unit—designed to help Chinese mobile tech companies compete overseas—comes shortly after Qualcomm settled an antitrust lawsuit that resulted in a $975 million fine, the largest penalty the Chinese government […]
By Owen Haacke Rising costs, changing demand, and new zoning requirements are a few of the reasons companies may relocate their operations within China. Be it anticipated or unexpected, intercity or interprovincial—moving an operating facility is a complex, expensive, and often sensitive process that demands strategic planning, strong leadership, and careful communication for effective execution. […]
Event Name: The 9th China(Henan) International Investment & Trade Fair Event Starts: April 20, 2015 Event Ends: April 23, 2015 Venue: NO.1, Nei Huan Road, Central Business District, Zhengdong New District City: Zhengzhou Country: China Organizer: China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Contact Person: Organizing Committee Office Phone: +86 (371) 63576309 Email: [email protected] […]
By Lauren Dodillet Johnny Rockets announced plans last week to open 100 restaurants in China over the next decade in its largest development agreement to date, a massive expansion plan that will help it open its first Chinese franchise in 2016 and double its overseas locations by 2017. In the deal, the popular American burger […]
Organizer: IGVision International Corporation Shanghai Location: Beijing Date: April 10, 2015 Website: http://www.newenergyvehicles.com/ Contact: Cassie Hua Email: [email protected] Phone: +86-21-51615300
