Shanghai’s commercial sector has witnessed remarkable development in the past 30 years, with foreign investment playing a significant role in promoting consumption, boosting market confidence, and creating a global shopping destination. At the celebration for its 30th anniversary on Thursday, the Commercial Working Committee of Shanghai Foreign Investment Association selected and released the 30 milestone

First machine in AWI’s investment drive 01 December 2023 The first specialist machine in a GB£500,000 (€574,000) investment drive has been installed at Alloy Wire International (AWI), a leading manufacturer of round, flat and profile wire that supports more than 6,000 customers across 65 countries. AWI’s new machine is a wet drawing machine that will

Hair isn’t the biggest problem. But it is a problem when you’re trying to animate Jesus and the 12 disciples plus the Pharisees, Sadducees, Zealots, and all the people in the crowds in the gospel story. “Maybe we could make them all bald!” joked Dominic Carola, director of forthcoming animated remake of the iconic 1979

96% of bathing waters in England have met minimum standards, with 90% of bathing waters in England being rated as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ continuing to show an overall boost in water quality over the last decade. This compares to just 28% being rated as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ in the 1990s and 76% in 2010.  The

Fernando Achucarro’s new solo show at the Leedy-Voulkos Art Center is called “Little Things,” but his paintings are as large as the themes he attempts to address. “I want to make paintings that make you a little uncomfortable,” Achucarro says. “I don’t like it when people come through a show and there’s no reaction. I

In just over three years, Teesside’s leading steel door manufacturer has doubled in size to become one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of premium fire, security, thermal, and acoustic-rated doorsets for the construction industry. The family-run, independent company has overcome strong competition to grow market share for its premium-quality building products, increasing manufacture demand, which

96% of bathing waters in England have met minimum standards, with 90% of bathing waters in England being rated as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’, continuing to show an overall boost in water quality over the last decade. This compares with just 28% being rated as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ in the 1990s and 76% in 2010.  The

Art valuation is breaking new ground: the «Limna» app combines data and artificial intelligence to decipher the true value of paintings and brings transparency to the often opaque art market. In the complex terrain of the art market, the innovative app «Limna» serves as an indispensable navigation tool, especially for art lovers who are not involved

University of Limerick is set to play a pivotal role as a primary research partner in a new Co-Centre for Climate+, Biodiversity and Water. This new research centre, which is backed by a joint investment of €43.1 million from the Irish and UK governments, marks a significant milestone in addressing the critical issues of climate