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Top 5 vendors in India's smartphone market

115,Sir Chittampalam A,Gardiner Mawatha, ColomboCinnamon Lakeside HotelChinese smartphone vendors have performed strongly in the Indian market, with China's Lenovo continuing to lead the country's online sales.

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Red chip stocks: way back to A-share market arduous and long

While the spin-off listing of A-share market listed companies have largely suspended, red chip stocks listed in Hong Kong meet similar difficulties when they are seeking to spin off and return to China’s A-share market. Perceived from the most recent cases of But'one Information Corporation, Xi'an (600455.SH) and Suzhou Yangtze New Materials Co., Ltd. (002652.SZ), which have terminated the reorganization and received a series of inquiries from the regulatory departments, the door for the return of spin-off listing has not yet completely open. In other relevant cases, no progress has been made either.

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China's Fosun bids for Portuguese bank's share

Shares in Portugal's Banco Comercial Portugues were volatile Monday after China's Fosun made a surprise offer to take an almost 17 percent stake in the country's largest listed bank by assets.

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Hyundai, Kia see sales improve in China

Hyundai and affiliate Kia sold 146,400 cars in the Chinese market last month, accounting for a combined 9.2 percent of the market, the carmakers said on Monday.

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$181 billion Indian black money in tax havens?

Btween six and seven trillion dollars worth of black wealth lies hidden in tax havens across the world, according to a fresh estimate by a trio of senior economists from the Bank of Italy. Indians' share in this is estimated at $152-181 billion, by one calculation.

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Cross-border trading fails to close the gap between A and H shares

The wide gap between the A shares in Shanghai and H shares in Hong Kong shows the one-year-old stock connect scheme has not offered arbitrage opportunities for the two markets due to regulatory differences.

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Domestic brands continue to top China's smartphone market

BEIJING, July 26 (Xinhua) -- China's domestic smartphone makers continue to battle foreign rivals as they post bigger market shares in the second quarter of this year, industry statistics show.

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U.S. stocks extend losses on downbeat earnings reports

​U.S. stocks kept falling Wednesday as disappointing quarterly results from big companies weighed on Wall Street sentiment.

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Japan's imported car sales down sharply in August

​Japan's new imported car sales in August, including those made abroad by Japanese automakers, plunged 10.2 percent on year to 21,514 units, local media reported Thursday.

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RMB enjoys record-high activity on global markets in February

February saw the Renminbi(RMB), or China's yuan, enjoy a record-high activity share on the global foreign exchange markets with 1.42 percent of business, data revealed Wednesday by SWIFT RMB tracker revealed.

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Tencent proposes 1 into 5 share split to lower investment threshold

Tencent Holdings Limited announced Wednesday the company has proposed a 1 into 5 share split, which will be effective on May 15.

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China stocks ride reform roller coaster

Down a record 8.26 percent -- the worst daily loss since trading started in 2009 -- 325 of 328 shares listed on the board fell, with 225 collapsing by the daily limit of 10 percent. Profit taking was triggered by suggested reform to the initial public offering (IPO) system.

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Australia's largest dairy producer increases takeover offer for Warrnambool

Murray Goulburn, Australia's largest dairy food company, on Wednesday announced an increased takeover offer for rival company Warrnambool Cheese and Butter.