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5 days ago |
shine.cn | Xu Wei
Polish tourists attend Chinese calligraphy workshop at the Shanghai Mass Art Center. China's relaxation and optimization of the visa-free transit policy has contributed to a considerable surge in Shanghai's inbound tourism in the first quarter of the year. And the Shanghai Mass Art Center aims to become a destination for inbound tourism with its policy of introducing diverse Chinese culture and arts to foreign tourists.
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6 days ago |
yicaiglobal.com | Xu Wei
(Yicai) May 9 -- Shares of Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation dropped despite China's leading chipmaker saying net profit soared 162 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier, thanks to a jump in wafer sales and improved product mix. SMIC [SHA: 688981] fell 4.4 percent to CNY86.06 (USD11.99) a share as of 11.20 a.m. in Shanghai today. Its Hong Kong-listed stock [HKG: 0981] tumbled 6.8 percent to HKD42.10 (USD5.42).
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1 week ago |
shine.cn | Xu Wei
"A Tale of Two Cities: Blood for Blood" is based on Charles Dickens' classic novel and adapted by British playwright Jonathan Holloway. The 4th YRD (Yangtze River Delta) City Drama Festival opened at the Great Theater of China with Ayanga, a well-known musical actor, serving as the festival's ambassador.
Longhorn Auto Jumps After Chinese Car Electronics Maker Bags USD85.8 Million Order From NEV Producer
1 week ago |
yicaiglobal.com | Xu Wei
(Yicai) May 7 -- Shares of Longhorn Auto rose after the Chinese vehicle electronics equipment producer said it secured an order of intent from a leading new energy vehicle manufacturer that will likely bring revenues of around CNY619 million (USD85.8 million). Longhorn Auto [SHE: 301488] jumped 2.5 percent to CNY63.85 (USD8.85) a share as of 11.20 a.m. in Shenzhen today, after earlier soaring by as much as 6.9 percent.
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1 week ago |
yicaiglobal.com | Xu Wei
China’s Xingye Silver&Tin Plans to Buy Australia’s Atlantic Tin for USD63 Million audio is not supported! China’s Xingye Silver&Tin Plans to Buy Australia’s Atlantic Tin for USD63 Million (Yicai) May 6 -- Inner Mongolia Xingye Silver&Tin Mining, a Chinese explorer and developer of metal mineral resources, plans to acquire all shares of Australian mining firm Atlantic Tin for AUD98 million (USD63 million).
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