Westports, the operator of Malaysia’s busiest port, priced its initial public offering at the top of its projected range to raise US$680 million, signalling a boost for Southeast Asia’s capital...
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- Oct 3, 2013
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Alibaba Group may postpone its potential HK$100 billion listing plan to 2015 if the mainland's top e-commerce firm cannot get a deal done in Hong Kong this year.
Hong Kong's highly competitive stockbroking business has forced one of the mainland's largest brokerages to transform itself into a universal bank in an effort to rely less on fee-based income and...
Alibaba chairman Jack Ma’s manoeuvring to keep management control of the company he founded has derailed plans for a possible US$15 billion listing of the firm’s shares in Hong Kong this year.
Prospects for a Hong Kong listing this year for Chinese internet giant Alibaba have dimmed dramatically in the wake of disclosures by investment bankers that the mainland's No1 e-commerce firm is...
An investment adviser pleaded guilty Tuesday in a US$13 million (HK$100.8 million) securities fraud scheme that prosecutors say capitalised on enthusiasm for shares of Facebook and other Internet...
Opinion
As the US market for Chinese stock offerings revives, some experts are warning that American investors could be left out in the cold if a company faces problems, due to an unusual business...
The listing of car parts-supplier Nexteer Automotive will offer investors an opportunity to hitch a ride on the Chinese passenger-vehicle market, say analysts. But one of the biggest questions for...
Slumping stock markets are threatening to disrupt as much as US$10 billion of initial public offerings across Asia, as companies from Suntory Holdings to Macau Legend Development prepare listings...
China's stock market has long been compared to a casino, with cooking of the books not unheard of. Now, imagine you lose a fortune in the casino and someone volunteers to reimburse you your losses...
Tong Shaojing told the South China Morning Post he was fired from his job within days of a proposed Hong Kong listing of shares in the mainland-based Triplex Biosciences being put on hold.
CAA Resources, an iron ore miner in Malaysia controlled by a mainland businessman, has become the latest company to postpone its initial public offering in Hong Kong amid "adverse market...
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