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The 52-storey office and retail complex, Dong Hai Plaza, is located in downtown Shanghai's Nanjing Road, one of the world's busiest shopping streets, SOHO China said in a statement late Tuesday.
SOHO China buys Morgan Stanley arm for 359mln dlrs by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
The 52-storey office and retail complex, Dong Hai Plaza, is located in downtown Shanghai's Nanjing Road, one of the world's busiest shopping streets, SOHO China said in a statement late Tuesday.
SOHO China buys Morgan Stanley arm for 359mln dlrs by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Consumer & Industrial - GE's partnership in the roadway lighting control solution allows 20+% energy savings during low traffic flow hours in the 33 kilometer Dong Hai cross-sea bridge in eastern China.
GE, People's Republic of China Sign Memorandum of Understanding on ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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