Shanghai

Shanghai, China, 09 April 2008 -- A1 Team Malaysia will be in China this week for the penultimate round of the A1GP World Cup of Motorsport 2007/08 season at the Shanghai International Circuit. Alex Yoong will return with Team Malaysia to the circuit where he scored the first A1GP victory in China, taking victory in the Sprint Race during the first season of A1GP.

A1 Team Malaysia: Aiming for Points in Shanghai at the penultimate round of the A1GP World Cup of Motorsport 2007/08 season

* One more significant milestone of the growth in China
* Total capital investment of €60 million

Sustainable mobility is focus of Michelin Challenge Bibendum 2007

2007-11-14, Shanghai -- General Motors demonstrates its global portfolio of alternative propulsion vehicles this week at the Michelin Challenge Bibendum 2007 in Shanghai, China. GM’s participation underscores its global leadership in using a variety of technology strategies to reduce dependency on oil, reduce carbon dioxide emissions and boost fuel efficiency. The Challenge Bibendum is an international forum where automakers, policymakers, media and other stakeholders discuss the future of sustainable transportation and demonstrate current and future vehicle technologies.

Safety-Kleen Opens Shanghai Office Focused On Manufacturing, Environmental Services

November, Plano, TX and Shanghai, China -- Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc., has expanded its operations into China, opening its first mainland office on Oct. 10, 2007, in the Shanghai World Trade Tower.

“We're very excited about establishing a long-term presence in China, and the Shanghai office marks the beginning of that effort, ” said Safety-Kleen CEO and President Frederick J. Florjancic. “During the past year, we've been very pleased with the high-quality equipment we have been able to have manufactured in China, and we plan to make Shanghai the hub of our China sourcing operations. ”

Changeover in Shanghai

10/30/2007, Stuttgart/Shanghai -- Along with the move to the new distribution center on the illustrious Nanjing Road in Shanghai, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, is now also making changes at the head of one of its most important growth markets. Helmut Bröker, 50, is replacing Mark Bishop, 53, as Managing Director of Porsche China.

Bröker, who joins Porsche from BMW AG, has more than 20 years of international experience in the automotive industry to bring to his new role, including time spent working in the USA, Asia, Australia, Africa, and the Caribbean. Porsche will continue its expansion in China under the direction of this erudite economist.

Every second, around the world, Michelin’s green energy saving tires help to reduce fuel consumption and thus CO2 emissions

30/10/07 -- Beginning on October 30, 2007, giant meters will be projected in four major cities in today’s modern world — Berlin, New York, Paris and Shanghai. These meters will show in real time the fuels savings and reductions in CO2 emissions since 1992 — when this revolutionary technology was first introduced — thanks to Michelin’s low rolling resistance tires.

Alonso second - Championship decision in Brazil

Vodafone McLaren Mercedes driver Fernando Alonso finished the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai in second place. Whilst his team mate Lewis Hamilton retired, when he went off and got stuck in the gravel with worn wet tyres on a drying track. Kimi Räikkönen took victory, so the championship will now be decided among those three at the final race in Sao Paulo in two weeks’ time.

Fernando Alonso, Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, second