CHINA-SHANGHAI-GERMANY-HAMBURG-YUYUAN GARDEN-HARBOR CITIES (CN)

CHINA-SHANGHAI-GERMANY-HAMBURG-YUYUAN GARDEN-HARBOR CITIES (CN)

(231101) -- HAMBURG, Nov. 1, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Sept. 27, 2023 shows people dining at Yuyuan Garden in Hamburg, Germany. Yuyuan Garden, a cultural beacon of Shanghai, is the largest, oldest and best-preserved traditional Chinese-style garden in this metropolis of east China. Yuyuan Garden in Hamburg, a mimic of that in Shanghai, also features typical Chinese style pavilions and zigzag bridges above the ponds, and has been serving as a window to display traditional Chinese culture since it opened to the public in 2008. Yuyuan Garden is obviously not the only thing that the two cities have in common. Shanghai and Hamburg are the biggest harbor city in their own countries, respectively. Currently there are 15 shipping routes linking the Port of Hamburg and major ports in China. About one-third of freighters at the Port of Hamburg are bound for China or originate there. The "Shanghai Express," the first cross-border railway service between Shanghai and Europe, has also been facilitating econo

LG Electronics to reenter Japanese TV market in Nov.

LG Electronics to reenter Japanese TV market in Nov.

TOKYO, Japan - Two presenters demonstrate a liquid crystal display television in Tokyo on Sept. 27, 2010, which the world's second-largest flat-screen TV maker LG Electronics Inc. of South Korea will start selling in Japan in November. The company will reenter the Japanese market that it withdrew from in 2008 due to stagnant sales.

Consumers turn to local farmer's markets amid food scandals

Consumers turn to local farmer's markets amid food scandals

TOKYO, Japan - Shoppers flock to Farmers Market Ceresamos in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, on Nov. 27, 2008, to purchase locally grown farm produce.

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

OSAKA, Japan - Panasonic Corp. Director Makoto Uenoyama announces his firm's earnings projection for FY 2008 at a press conference in Osaka on Nov. 27. Panasonic has cut group net profit estimates for the year by 90.3 percent to 30 billion yen due to the yen's surge, slowing consumption and harsh price-cutting competition.

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

OSAKA, Japan - Panasonic Corp. Director Makoto Uenoyama announces his firm's earnings projection for FY 2008 at a press conference in Osaka on Nov. 27. Panasonic has cut group net profit estimates for the year by 90.3 percent to 30 billion yen due to the yen's surge, slowing consumption and harsh price-cutting competition.

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

OSAKA, Japan - Panasonic Corp. Director Makoto Uenoyama announces his firm's earnings projection for FY 2008 at a press conference in Osaka on Nov. 27. Panasonic has cut group net profit estimates for the year by 90.3 percent to 30 billion yen due to the yen's surge, slowing consumption and harsh price-cutting competition. (Kyodo)

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

Panasonic cuts FY 2008 group net profit estimate by 90%

OSAKA, Japan - Panasonic Corp. Director Makoto Uenoyama announces his firm's earnings projection for FY 2008 at a press conference in Osaka on Nov. 27. Panasonic has cut group net profit estimates for the year by 90.3 percent to 30 billion yen due to the yen's surge, slowing consumption and harsh price-cutting competition. (Kyodo)