Luxshare Precision Industry, a key Apple supplier, is repositioning itself as a solutions provider instead of a contract manufacturer for big brands, according to its chairwoman.
Wang Laichun, the 57-year-old low profile founder and chairwoman of Luxshare, said in an interview on the sidelines of China’s annual legislative gathering that the business of contract manufacturing – assembling products in accordance with customer requests – “does not have a soul”, indicating her desire to move away from low value-added processing.
The luxury home of Hong Kong’s third richest man, Cheng Yu-tung, was burgled early Monday in what was a string of high-profile break-ins in the area.
Police were called to Cheng’s residence at 12 Repulse Bay Road just after 6am yesterday after a female house worker detected signs of ransacking.
It is understood the 90-year-old Cheng, founder of real estate investment firm New World Development and jewellery chain Chow Tai Fook, was not home at the time of the burglary.
América y Pachuca empataron a unos en el duelo de Ida de las Semis de la Concachampions y ahora el equipo de Coapa viaja a la Bella Airosa para resolver de una vez por todas el pase a la Final del torneo norteamericano. Aunque América arrancaba la fase como favorito, Pachuca dio la cara y consiguió un valioso empate en la cancha del Estadio Azteca el pasado 23 de abril, lo que dejó la eliminatoria en suspenso hasta este próximo 30 de abril en la cancha del Estadio Hidalgo.
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El nadador estadounidense Caeleb Dressel no podía acabar mejor su trayectoria deportiva universitaria que superando otra barrera cargada de simbolismo. En su última prueba individual en la final de la División I de la NCAA, la de las 100 yardas en nado libre, se convirtió en el primer hombre que cubre la prueba en menos de 40 segundos. Él tenía el récord norteamericano (y por ende mundial) en 40 segundos justos desde hacía un año, y le limó una décima (39.
What is it? A glam restaurant blending Cantonese banquet fare with dinky baskets of dim sum, in the five-star Palais de Chine Hotel, in Taipei. The hotel sits atop Taipei Main Station, where the island-wide bus network, high-speed rail, metro system and airport train all converge to form the urban transport equivalent of a ball of tangled flexes.
What’s special about the restaurant? Earlier this year, the Michelin Guide awarded it three stars, making it the only restaurant in Taiwan to get the highest rating.