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...Their relatively liberal ideals, a $15m donation to Harvard University and moves to invest in US real estate, including a stake in the General Motors building in Manhattan, also led to criticism....
...Past scandals at Luckin Coffee, Kangde Xin and Sino-Forest make clear the risks are not just theoretical. Beijing is sending signals that it means business....
...China has the world’s largest automobile manufacturing base — producing 28m vehicles overall in 2016, according to the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers....
...ban on petrol and diesel-fuelled cars, raising the prospect of “turbulent” times ahead for the motor industry....
...40 per cent stake in the General Motors building on the southeast corner of Central Park....
...Safra & Co, a firm set up by Joseph Safra’s now-deceased brother Moise, jointly purchased a 40 per cent stake in New York’s General Motors building for about $1.4bn alongside Zhang Xin, a Chinese property...
...Last year developer Zhang Xin, alongside Brazil’s Safra family, bought a stake in the General Motors Building for about $1.4bn....
...In June, Zhang Xin, the billionaire founder of developer SOHO China, teamed up with the family behind Brazil’s Safra banking empire to take a 40 per cent stake in Manhattan’s General Motors Building....
...In June, the families of Chinese property developer Zhang Xin and Brazil’s Safra banking empire bought a 40 per cent stake in the General Motors Building for about $1.4bn....
...News that Zhang Xin, the founder of Bejing developer SOHO China, and members of Brazil’s Safra banking empire are buying a 40 per cent stake in the iconic General Motors Building in Manhattan for around...
...General Motors received 5,000 applications for just 20 recently advertised internships; in years to come, some of those applicants could be managing local subsidiaries....
...More recently, Zhang Xin, billionaire founder and chief executive of Soho China, a Beijing-based developer, joined forces with the Safra family of Brazil to buy a large piece of the General Motors Building...
...The families of Chinese property developer Zhang Xin and Brazil’s banking empire Safra have bought a 40 per cent stake in New York’s General Motors Building for about $1.4bn....
...Qingdao Rongsea Yacht Company, an agent for Azimut, the Italian luxury motor yacht brand, says it has started to find customers for its exclusive power boats in mainland China....
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