Joyce Cheng Yan-Yee (nacida el 30 de mayo de 1987 en Vancouver, Columbia Británica, Canadá), es una cantante, actriz y escritora hongkonesa. Ella tiene raíces familiares en Taishan (Guangdong) y Shanghái. Su madre fue la actriz, cantante y comediante Lydia Shum y su padre es el actor Adam Cheng. Ella es también nieta de Alan Tang. Durante la mayor parte de su infancia, ganó la exposición de los medios debido al apoyo que le brindaba su madre. Cheng mostró un interés en el mundo del espectáculo. A los 13 años, ella interpreta una versión de Britney Spears la canción autotitulada '¡Uy! ... I Did It Again, en un programa de televisión de Hong Kong, la caridad.
Cheng pasó gran parte de su infancia en Vancouver, Columbia Británica, en Canadá, donde asistió al Crofton House School. Es egresada de la Universidad de Queen en Kingston, Ontario, Canadá, para seguir su carrera musical en Asia.
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Date: 30 May 1987
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL 2-7 2,,q>A West German pilot flew to Moscow from Helsinki, crossing the heavily defended Soviet-Finnish border and landing his Cessna unimpeded next to the Kremlin wall.Page 1 Matthias Rust, the pilot of the plane, was described by his mother as ''a quiet young man of wonderful character with a passion for flying.
Date: 31 May 1987
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL 3-17 2,3.9,q>The Soviet defense chief was ousted and the military was rebuked by the Politburo after an aircraft crossed Soviet airspace and landed beside the Kremlin. The replacement of Marshal Sergei L. Sokolov was announced by Tass. Page 1 The new Soviet Defense Minister, Gen.
Date: 30 May 1987
By Robert D. McFadden
Robert
LEAD: Not long after she became president of Hunter College in 1980, Dr. Donna E. Shalala told a gathering of college administrators that women tended to stay in their jobs too long. They do so, she said, ''because they're happy in them.''
Date: 30 May 1987
LEAD: New York financier Asher B. Edelman's investor group, which includes Canada's Dominion Textile Inc., yesterday filed suit in Federal District Court to challenge Morgan Stanley & Company's proposal to take Burlington Industries private.
Date: 31 May 1987
LEAD: A CHERISHED Congressional privilege known as the frank -sending mail to constituents at taxpayer expense - came under fire last year.
Date: 30 May 1987
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: Castle & Cooke Inc. said that it is considering turning its Flexi-Van Leasing subsidiary into a separate, publicly traded company by selling the transportation equipment leasing unit to holders of its common and convertible preferred shares. David H. Murdock, Castle & Cook's chairman and chief executive, said at the company's annual meeting in Hawaii that Castle & Cook's financial position had improved steadily since it merged with Flexi
Date: 31 May 1987
LEAD: YET another disposable product -the paper wedding gown - was introduced a little over a year ago at a dress shop in the Los Angeles area.
Date: 30 May 1987
Reuters
LEAD: The J. C. Penney Company expects its much publicized corporate move from New York City to Dallas to be completed next year, William R. Howell, its chairman, said. Penney announced its plans to move last month, saying it no longer needed to be in New York and that it wanted to be closer to its large Midwestern and
Date: 30 May 1987
Reuters
LEAD: Sears, Roebuck & Company said it planned to acquire Eye Care Centers of America Inc. for $52.4 million. Eye Care, based in San Antonio, said that Sears had agreed to pay $2.50 a share for the company's common stock. Edward A. Brennan, chairman of Sears, said the acquisition was part of a plan to expand
Date: 30 May 1987
By Richard W. Stevenson
Richard Stevenson
LEAD: The General Dynamics Corporation has paid the Government $1.8 million in penalties to settle a dispute over improper charges levied by the company on a contract with the Federal space agency.