- Obscure no more: China's cities gain
clout.
China's rapid economic growth is not just making the Chinese market larger, it is also generating new markets that embrace more of the country's 1.3 billion population. Beyond the "big three" cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, previously obscure cities are becoming major centers for manufacturing and commerce. And incomes ......
- Diary.
NOVEMBER CHINACOAT 2004 9-11 Guangzhou International convention and exhibition center, China The 9th China Coat will be staged in the new exhibition venue in Guangzhou, China. This annual event for the coatings, printing inks and adhesives suppliers, alternates between Guangzhou and Shanghai every November. The new exhibition centre will cover ......
- Dynamics of the Direct and Indirect Real Estate Markets in China
HEADNOTE Executive Summary. This study examines the risk-adjusted performance of the direct real estate markets in China (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen) and the indirect real estate markets in China (real estate companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets) over 1995-2002, as well as assessing the dynamics between these two ......
- Hong Kong's function dispersing
HEADNOTE HONG KONG HEADNOTE Special Feature HEADNOTE The role that Hong Kong once played in the apparel trade has started to disperse to Eastern China, mainly Shanghai and to Northern China such as Qingdao. In Shanghai, there are large-sized textile firms which are targeting the market within China. In contrast, ......
- China grooming 'two tigers' to serve as
economic gateways.
After a four-year stint as U.S. Agricultural Counselor in Beijing, Ed Bauer recently returned to FAS Washington. This article is based on his trip to Shanghai and Guangzhou this past summer. Bauer says that these two Chinese cities have much of the look, feel and commercial vitality of Hong Kong ......
- Regional comparison of office prices and rentals in China: Evidence from Shaghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen
HEADNOTE Executive Summary. This article examines the market HEADNOTE converging behaviors and the feedback effects between office prices and rentals in Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Comparisons are made among the three markets using Granger causality, and market convergence tests through linking up the asset and space markets. The findings indicate ......
- China faces labor shortage, rising wages
Beijing Editor's note: Beginning with this story, Furniture|Today will provide readers with reports from Maria Trombly, a veteran business journalist based in Shanghai, China. A graduate of Cornell University, she has over a decade of experience writing about business and technology. Trombly's work has taken her to Chechnya, Armenia, Afghanistan ......