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China's leading fashion sportswear enterprise Xtep International Holdings Limited ("Xtep" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries the "Group", stock code: 1368) is pleased to announce that Mr. Ding Shui Po, Chairman and CEO of Xtep, has become the new 'Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of the Year 2009 China' award winner.

Shanghai, September 23 (Gasgoo.com) Ernst & Young, one of the world's four biggest auditing firms, announced on Tuesday the opening of a new Global Automotive Center location (GAC) in Shanghai, underlining Ernst & Young's increasing investment in supporting China's automotive industry.

Ray Young The Detroit News has reported that General Motors Co. Chief Financial Officer Ray Young will resign in the next few weeks. Young, 47, has been CFO since March 2008. According to a source familiar with the issue, GM has hired a headhunting firm to find Young's replacement. GM spokesman ...

By Xia Yubing Art administrator Wang Yihan China's growing contemporary art market is fi nding success at all levels with artists, curators and investors all benefi ting from the recent boom. The burgeoning industry is also opening doors for young art graduates who are choosing administration as ...

By Qiao Yi A scene from One Night in Supermarket. With the Chinese mainland market dominated by seasoned professionals, it is often hard for young directors to get their foot in the door. Yang Qing is determined to change all of this with his low-budget cinematic debut, One Night in Supermarket,...

Young chief executives are becoming an endangered species.

Young chief executives are becoming an endangered species. Since the height of the tech boom in 2000, the number of CEOs aged 45 or younger at the helm of the 500 largest publicly traded U.S. companies has dropped by more than half, to 28 from 60, and just three haven't yet reached their 40th birthdays.