China's online gaming firm NetEase confirmed on Friday that it has won approval to be listed in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The company was listed in the U.S in 2000.The tech giant filed
ByMarkKleinman,CityEditor007'scar-makerofchoiceisliningupthreeinvestmentbankstosteeritthroughalong-awaitedflotation,SkyNewslearns.TheBritishluxurycar-makerAston
China'sSupremePeople'sCourtonMondayissuedthefourthjudicialinterpretationoftheCompanyLaw,providingmuch-neededclarificationonfivesubjectareasinabidtoshoreupshareh
AshareholderofArconicInc(ARNC.N)onThursdayfiledalawsuitaccusingthecompanyofdefraudingshareholdersoveritssupplyofcladdingpanelsusedatGrenfellTower,theLondonhigh-
GreenlightCapital'splantosplitupGeneralMotorsCo'sstock,aswellasitschallengetothecompany'sboardofdirectors,willcometoaheadonTuesday,astheU.S.automaker'ssharehold
The global retail industry will see a radical change over the coming years when e-commerce activities evolve further, turning what’s cutting edge now into the “traditional business” of tomorrow, according to Jack Ma, founder of the world’s largest online shopping platform Alibaba Group.
Large shareholders of a number of companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen have been reducing their holdings since the beginning of May, according to disclosures to the bourses concerned.
As the stock market continued to nosedive, China's securities regulator unveiled Thursday new rules to limit big shareholders from selling their stocks.
Shareholders of Virginia-based Smithfield Foods have voted to approve the proposed 7.1-billion-U.S.-dollar takeover by Chinese company Shuanghui International Holdings, the U.S. pork producer announced Tuesday.
Smithfield Foods Inc. on Monday reaffirmed its recommendation that its shareholders approve the takeover by Chinese meat producer Shuanghui, responding to an objection to the buyout from a major shareholder.
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