International Headquarters Flock to Shanghai

Shanghai is gearing up to be an international corporate capital to rival New York, Hong Kong, or Singapore, says IT Time Weekly. Even if that's a ways off in the future, the city has still left Beijing far behind since the country's accession to the WTO in 2001...

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