Shanghai Tower

More than 20,000 bankers, traders and other workers are bedding down in office towers in Shanghai's Lujiazui district as they bid to keep China's giant financial hub ticking over through a COVID-19 lockdown, according to local administration official

China's growth is slowing, but its cities still battle over tall towers and speed records.

The Shanghai Tower in China was officially crowned the second-tallest building in the world last week. The same day, as if on cue, the country's stock market had tanked.

The world's second tallest building, Shanghai Tower, will soon open in the Chinese financial capital with a twist a 120 degree twist, to be exact.

Tourists, hawkers and motorcyclists rub shoulders every morning in the congested alleyways of Hanoi's low-rise Old Quarter, which seems generations away from the office towers and electronics megastores springing up in other parts of the capital.

Work on the main structure of the world's second tallest skyscraper was completed today, as the final beam was placed on the Shanghai Tower.

Iconic landmarks and skylines were plunged into darkness on Saturday as the "Earth Hour" switch-off of lights around the world got under way to raise awareness of climate change.

Two Citigroup entities, Citibank NA and Citigroup Global Markets, signed the deal to acquire 2,97,000 sq ft space.

Racing ahead with the construction of the second tallest building in the world, China has completed the foundation for the 632-metre high Shanghai Tower, second only to the 828-metre tall Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

More than 20,000 bankers, traders and other workers are bedding down in office towers in Shanghai's Lujiazui district as they bid to keep China's giant financial hub ticking over through a COVID-19 lockdown, according to local administration official

China's growth is slowing, but its cities still battle over tall towers and speed records.

The Shanghai Tower in China was officially crowned the second-tallest building in the world last week. The same day, as if on cue, the country's stock market had tanked.

The world's second tallest building, Shanghai Tower, will soon open in the Chinese financial capital with a twist a 120 degree twist, to be exact.

Tourists, hawkers and motorcyclists rub shoulders every morning in the congested alleyways of Hanoi's low-rise Old Quarter, which seems generations away from the office towers and electronics megastores springing up in other parts of the capital.

Work on the main structure of the world's second tallest skyscraper was completed today, as the final beam was placed on the Shanghai Tower.

Iconic landmarks and skylines were plunged into darkness on Saturday as the "Earth Hour" switch-off of lights around the world got under way to raise awareness of climate change.

Two Citigroup entities, Citibank NA and Citigroup Global Markets, signed the deal to acquire 2,97,000 sq ft space.

Racing ahead with the construction of the second tallest building in the world, China has completed the foundation for the 632-metre high Shanghai Tower, second only to the 828-metre tall Burj Khalifa in Dubai.