Jane Zhang

Jane Zhang
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Jane Zhang is a market analyst based in Beijing, China. She got her Master degree in Beijing Jiaotong University and Master of Business Administration in Michigan State University (MSU) in United States. With more than fifteen years' experience in capital markets and various industries, Jane has unique perspectives on China’s policies, industries and companies. Jane is dedicated to research and enterprise services, and has helped many enterprises to gain financial support and other services in the capital markets. Jane is currently a freelancer for Business Times to help readers better understand China and its capital markets.

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    A building of the Geely Auto Research Institute is seen in Ningbo
    On February 10, Volvo car group and Geely Automobile Holding Co., Ltd. announced that they were planning to integrate their businesses, so as to form a more powerful global enterprise group. This marriage ushered in a qualitative leap in the 10-year period.
  • A 1000-Bed Hospital Was Built In 10 Days! What Kind Of Equipment Makes China Speed?
    China build the hospital in 10 days
    From January 24 to February 2, the Huoshenshan Hospital, with a total construction area of 34000 square meters and a capacity of 1000 beds, was built miraculously.
  • Apart from masks and tensions, what else has the Novel Coronavirus brought to investors
    A girl wears a mask as she walks past a scanning machine monitoring people's temperature following the new coronavirus outbreak from China, at Bandaranaike international airport in Katunayake
    Where there are conflicts and crises, there is opportunity. Yes, the investment opportunities are just hidden beneath the crises.
  • An Overview Of This Fast-Growing Industry and Its Investment Opportunities
    Worker is seen next to Maersk shipping containers at a logistics center near Tianjin por
    In 2018, many people were surprised to find that China's express business exceeded the sum of developed economies such as the United States, Japan and Europe, and it is three times more than the America’s.