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Shanghai: The choice destination for investments
2018-12-05
From the beginning of China's reform and opening-up in 1978 to the end of October this year, Shanghai has attracted more than 95,000 foreign-invested projects with the amount of capital utilized hitting $237.6 billion, according to statistics released last week by the Shanghai Municipal Commerce Commission.
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Pudong leader encourages Zhangjiang companies to grow further
2018-11-30
Weng Zuliang, Party secretary of Pudong New Area, Shanghai, visited private hi-tech companies in Zhangjiang Science City on Nov 19.
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FTZ to deepen cooperation with nearby regions
2018-11-29
China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone is the country's first domestic free trade pilot zone and shows China's determination to further open up its economy under the new circumstances. The pilot free trade zone, approved by the State Council, China's Cabinet, in September 2013, includes seven bonded areas spread over 120.72 square kilometers.
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FTZ contributes to over 40% Shanghai import, export in first 10 months
2018-11-27
The Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ), with an area of 120 square km, generated 42.9 percent of the total import and export of the municipality in the first 10 months, local authorities said Sunday.
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China unveils measures to support FTZs for deepened reform, innovation
2018-11-23
The State Council on Friday released a raft of measures supporting pilot free trade zones (FTZs) to deepen reform and innovation.
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Fourth FTZ to be constructed in Shanghai
2018-11-22
The China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone (SHFTZ) is set to establish another pilot free trade zone, according to Gao Feng, a spokesman for China's Ministry of Commerce, at a regular news briefing on Nov 15.
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12 world-renowned asset management firms to settle in Lujiazui
2018-11-14
Twelve world-renowned asset management institutions including US-based State Street Corp and Two Sigma Investments LP will land in Lujiazui, Shanghai's financial hub.
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Shanghai to open wider doors to outside world
2018-11-13
Shanghai will open wider doors to the outside world, as opening up is the city's biggest strength, said Li Qiang, Party secretary of Shanghai, during a meeting with Roger Crandall, CEO of US-based MassMutual Financial Group on Nov 10.