Shanghai Daily: Business

• Shanghai’s Grade A office rental falls further
  Abundant supply and softening demand plagued Shanghai’s Grade A office market for another quarter with rents in both prime and decentralized areas heading south again from the previous three-month period,
• US gets the nod to act against Airbus
  The World Trade Organization formally authorised the United States yesterday to impose tariffs on up to US$7.5 billion of imports of EU goods after an arbitrator’s decision over subsidies to planemaker
• Stocks end higher
  Shanghai stocks rose more than 1 percent yesterday, led by gains among financial and electronics companies.
• Auto woes continue as September sales plunge
  Auto sales in China fell for the 15th consecutive month in September, data from the country’s biggest auto industry association showed.
• Lower goods prices
  Most production goods monitored by the government posted lower prices in the first 10 days of this month compared with late September, official data showed yesterday.