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Shenzhen’s average housing price in May declined to 18,998 yuan ($2,788) per square meter, which is the first time the city’s housing prices dropped below 20,000 yuan per sq m since December 2009, Shanghai Securities News reported Thursday.
As they now eye overseas markets, Shenzhen-based companies filed 3,800 international Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) applications in 2009, nearly 45 percent of the country's total.
UPS launched its inaugural flight at Shenzhen's Bao'an International Airport on Tuesday, marking the opening of its new intra-Asia hub, replacing operations at the former Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines.
World's largest Chinese search engine Baidu.com signed Monday an agreement with Shenzhen city government to build its international headquarters in this boomtown of southern Guangdong province.
Shenzhen Development Bank estimates its net profits in 2009 may surge 700 percent year-on-year to 5 billion yuan ($732.40 million), or 1.6 yuan per share, it forecasts in a filing to the ShenZhen Stock Exchange.
China's top theme park developer plans to avoid direct competition with The Walt Disney Company by developing new theme parks outside major cities, and a renewed focus on the nation's culture.
SHENZHEN: This southern city is trying to clean up its grime by heavily penalizing industrial polluters and cracking down on illegal sewage sites.
The government in this southern city has lowered the income benchmarks for the first time since 1999 to soften the impact of the financial crisis on local companies.
Shenzhen, a boomtown in south China, has great potential for cooperation with Hong Kong under a new comprehensive reform plan, experts said Wednesday.
Exports from China's southern Shenzhen city stood at $179.72 billion last year, up 6.6 percent from 2007 and leading the list of major Chinese cities for the 16th straight year, Shenzhen Customs said Tuesday.
A courtyard house next to Beihai Park that was once part of a Qing dynasty palace is being advertised online for 420 million yuan and attracting the interest of State-owned enterprises.
| Name | Value | Change | Time |
| Shanghai | 2,671.89 | +0.38% | Tue |
| Shenzhen | 11,281.97 | +1.05% | Tue |
| HSI | 21,137.43 | +0.12% | Tue |
| NIKKEI | 9,161.68 | -0.38% | Tue |
| Dow | 10,302.01 | -0.01% | Mon |
| Nasdaq | 2,181.87 | +0.39% | Mon |