Recruiter Shi Lei sees the 2010 Shanghai Expo as a potential catalyst for companies to embrace greener technologies and reduce their carbon emissions, while also creating tens of thousands of new jobs.
(ChinaPost.com.tw) – The city’s love affair with fine chocolates is a boon to foreign manufactureres of the sweet stuff, and Belgian luxury chocolatier, Godiva, is well aware of this.
A group of migrant workers in Zhengzhou surrounded the construction project manager’s BMW to demand their wages, which they have not received for six months. ChinaHush translates an article from Zhengzhou Evening News:
Not paying salaries? Then …
Xiamen, a coastal city of east China’s Fujian Province, attracted 25 million tourists from home and abroad last year, up 15.1 percent from 2008.
I will visit World Expo 2010 Shanghai China, bringing my family of more than 20 people, including my sons, daughters and grandchildren.
(ChinaPost.com.tw) – Shanghai’s environmental bureau says the city will suspend work at some factories in the region to help clear the city’s smog for the World Expo.
Mayor Han Zheng yesterday called on the city’s residents to wait and visit the exhibition pavilions at the Expo site after the event ends, so as to make room for more visitors from outside the city.
Enterprises within 300 km of Shanghai in the Yangtze River Delta will be subject to production control during the six-month World Expo if the city’s air quality falls below standards.
The construction of a city community exclusively for people from overseas has drawn sharp and contrasting reactions from locals and foreigners.
Shanghai should make sure the 2010 World Expo is a success and transform the city’s economy, while improving people’s living standards, social harmony and stability, Mayor Han Zheng said yesterday.