Nicoco Chan

2 weeks ago | reuters.com | Casey Hall |Nicoco Chan

SHANGHAI, June 13 (Reuters) - "Blind box" toymaker Pop Mart, which has seen frenzied sales worldwide for products related to its ugly-cute Labubu character, opened its first jewellery store in Shanghai on Friday. The jewellery concept store, called Popop, sells accessories adorned with Pop Mart's top-selling characters, including Labubu, Molly and Skullpanda. Sign up here.

1 month ago | cnnbrasil.com.br | Nicoco Chan |Xihao Jiang

Cacos de vidro de janelas destruídas foram espalhados por mais de um quilômetro pela beira de uma estrada na província de Shandong, no leste da China, nesta quarta-feira (28). Isso aconteceu um dia depois da explosão em uma fábrica de produtos químicos que matou pelo menos cinco pessoas. A explosão ocorreu pouco antes do meio-dia, horário local, de terça-feira (27) em uma instalação operada pela Shandong Youdao Chemical em Gaomi, lançando nuvens de fumaça laranja e preta para o céu.

1 month ago | lanacion.com.ar | Nicoco Chan |Go Nakamura |Xihao Jiang

By Nicoco Chan, Go Nakamura, Xihao JiangGAOMI, China, 28 mayo (Reuters) - Un día después de que una fuerte explosión causara la muerte de al menos cinco personas, arrasara edificios y despertara los temores por la seguridad entre los residentes de las inmediaciones de la fábrica, un humo negro se cernía el miércoles sobre una planta química del este de China.

1 month ago | canberratimes.com.au | Nicoco Chan |Go Nakamura |Xihao Jiang

At least five people were killed in the Chinese chemical plant blast with others injured or missing. Photo: AP PHOTOResidents near a chemical plant in eastern China are taking stock of damage to their homes after a huge and still unexplained blast killed at least five people, spewed out chemicals and shattered windows as far as a kilometre away. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

1 month ago | thecourier.com.au | Nicoco Chan |Go Nakamura |Xihao Jiang

At least five people were killed in the Chinese chemical plant blast with others injured or missing. Photo: AP PHOTOResidents near a chemical plant in eastern China are taking stock of damage to their homes after a huge and still unexplained blast killed at least five people, spewed out chemicals and shattered windows as far as a kilometre away. Subscribe now for unlimited access.