With years of experience in the chemical industry, Gerard Deman, board chairman of Adisseo, a subsidiary of China National Bluestar (Group) Co Ltd, in which he serves as strategic advisor and a board member, said his opportunity to work in China is a "most exciting" experience in his life.
When Deman first came to China in the mid-1990s before joining Adisseo, he was "impressed by the commitment of everybody to developing the country".
Industry experts say approval most likely for expansion of coastal projects
Two of the world's leading luxury goods makers have reported toughening market conditions in China, which they blamed on the government's ongoing austerity measures and changing consumer habits.
Morton collaborating with State firm to expand product offerings
Rental prices for land and properties within China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone have returned to a rational level following drastic changes in the past year, but demand for industrial use land remains high in the area, according to a report released on Wednesday by commercial property services provider CBRE.
It enters nation's market without needing capital for physical stores
The newly approved national-level Tianfu new area in Sichuan province is expected to boost economic growth in the western region and strengthen reform and opening-up in inland China, experts said.
One of the most important Asian product sourcing events, Mega Show Part 1, will take place from Oct 20 to 23 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center.
Zhu Yunlai quits to pursue fresh options in Internet-related business
Domestic financial and professional service companies continued to push up demand for office buildings in Shanghai's central business district during the third quarter of 2014, and the interest is expected to last through the year, said a report by global real estate services provider Jones Lang LaSalle IP Inc released on Tuesday.
Structured products will be the most popular financial instrument, and the United States will be the investment destination of choice for China's wealthy in the coming 12 months, according to a report co-released by Julius Baer Group and Bank of China Co Ltd on Tuesday.
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