Real estate giant China Vanke is selling its stake in luxury hotel chain Banyan Tree Holdings’ China units, a deal that will generate 480 million yuan (US$67 million) for the developer seeking to weather the country’s property downturn.
Vanke will sell its equity in the hotel management joint ventures including Banyan Tree Services (China) and Banyan Tree Hotel Management (China), according to a filing by the Singapore company on Thursday. The shares in the units were valued in the range of 440 million yuan to 486 million yuan.
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'Cobra Kai' se ha convertido en una de las series más populares de Netflix. La ficción de la popular plataforma ha conseguido que el fenómeno ochentero de 'Karate Kid' vuelva a ponerse de moda. Buena parte de la culpa recae en el personaje de Ralph Macchio, pieza fundamental de la serie puesto que su historia contra el dojo de Cobra Kai es la base de la trama.
Peru has increased surveillance at popular archaeological sites to counter a new trend of tourists taking nude photos at the Machu Picchu Inca ruins.
Tourists have been posting the naked pictures on blogs, prompting a statement from the cultural ministry rejecting "any disrespectful act committed by visitors" to the sites.
"We have redoubled efforts for continuous surveillance and monitoring of the site", so security personnel could intervene to stop the exhibitionist photography, it said.
El tipo de cambio entre el dólar y el peso, para hoy martes 11 de julio de 2023, se mantiene estable y similar a la semana precedente. El tipo de cambio entre el peso mexicano y el dólar se ha mantenido entre un máximo de $18.80 y un mínimo de $15.95 pesos, de acuerdo con Bloomberg. La disminución de la tasa de interés del Banco de México podría generar una depreciación acotada, a partir del mes de noviembre de este año, según lo informa el sitio Bloomberg.
This is the second of a two-part series looking at how Arizona was chosen as the US state to host the latest semiconductor wafer fabrication plant from TSMC, the world’s leading chip foundry, in a move that is redefining geopolitical boundaries in the global chip industry.When the southwestern US city of Phoenix landed a deal in 2020 for a US$12 billion chip-making plant from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), it became the biggest payoff for the state of Arizona after seven years of courting business from the self-ruled island that China claims as its own.