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SoftBank is a Japanese telecommunications and internet company with operations spanning broadband, fixed-line telecommunications, e-commerce, the internet, finance, media and marketing, and other businesses.
- The plans, including the size of the issue and timing, have not been finalised and are subject to market conditions, sources said
- Grab has become a one-stop shop for services such as food delivery, payments and insurance in Southeast Asia
Keep now has a value of about US$2bn after the investment and is weighing an initial public offering as soon as this year, sources say.
Keep now has a value of about US$2bn after the investment and is weighing an initial public offering as soon as this year, sources say.
Online tutoring service Zuoyebang, which says it is China’s biggest online education company, raised US$1.6 billion in a new funding round that included investment from Alibaba and SoftBank, among others.
Online tutoring service Zuoyebang, which says it is China’s biggest online education company, raised US$1.6 billion in a new funding round that included investment from Alibaba and SoftBank, among others.
As Southeast Asia’s two most valuable start-ups, Grab and Gojek are working out a deal that would be the biggest internet merger in the region.
As Southeast Asia’s two most valuable start-ups, Grab and Gojek are working out a deal that would be the biggest internet merger in the region.
Several of China’s most influential hi-tech firm, including Huawei, have lobbied regulators to either reject the deal or impose conditions ensuring access to Arm technology.
Several of China’s most influential hi-tech firm, including Huawei, have lobbied regulators to either reject the deal or impose conditions ensuring access to Arm technology.
TikTok is likely to add Japanese billionaire investor Masayoshi Son of SoftBank to its board if the Oracle bid is successful, said Larry Ellison, according to Fox Business Network.
TikTok is likely to add Japanese billionaire investor Masayoshi Son of SoftBank to its board if the Oracle bid is successful, said Larry Ellison, according to Fox Business Network.
The two Chinese companies joined the march that began with Alibaba’s US$13 billion secondary listing in Hong Kong last November, the first such stock offer on the city’s bourse. That was followed in quick order by NetEase, JD. Com and Yum China Holdings, which together raised US$10 billion to help Hong Kong catch up with New York as the worlds favourite IPO destination this year.
The two Chinese companies joined the march that began with Alibaba’s US$13 billion secondary listing in Hong Kong last November, the first such stock offer on the city’s bourse. That was followed in quick order by NetEase, JD. Com and Yum China Holdings, which together raised US$10 billion to help Hong Kong catch up with New York as the worlds favourite IPO destination this year.