In 1989, Mr. Greenberg was invited by Zhu Rongji to serve as chairman of the International Business Leaders Advisory Council for the Mayor of Shanghai (IBLAC). Today, 29 years later, at the headquarters of C.V. Starr & Co., Inc. in Manhattan, Mr. Greenberg recalled his Shanghai stories. In his nineties, the veteran who participated in the Normandy landing is still full of spirit.

As the R&D director of the subsidiary company, Darbinyan started working in Shanghai in 2001 and has witnessed the development of “Made in Shanghai” over these 17 years.

Today, people are accustomed to convenient telecommunications technology, but behind the convenience are the strenuous efforts of numerous companies, technicians, experts and scholars. One of them is Drazen Lukic, Executive Deputy General Manager of Nokia Shanghai Bell responsible for Nokia’s end-to-end IP/Optical business in Greater China. Born in Croatia, he is now a New Zealander. Having been to many places in countries like Italy, Australia, New Zealand and China, he has a special liking for Shanghai, where he has lived for 11 years.

Life is returning to normal after super typhoon Mangkhut wreaked havoc in southern China, including Guangdong province and the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions, on Sunday.

Located in Zhaoxiang, Qingpu District, Shanghai Soong Ching Ling School is a little bit quiet in August during the summer holiday. However, if you enter the teaching building, you will find a host of teachers busy preparing for the new semester. One of them is a foreigner wearing a pair of black-rimmed glasses and a white T-shirt. He is Mark David, deputy principal of the Shanghai Soong Ching Ling Primary School’s International Division.