Few investors study history. And the ones that do, dismiss the lessons as being irrelevant for the current market. Predicting China’s upcoming economic collapse is a popular contrarian viewpoint, but it is not so easy to generate a convenient scenario if ... ( read original story ...)
Chengdu strives to become a hub for luxury brands and consumer services
According to its official website, the first flagship stores of the fashion brands Cartier, Gucci, Hermes and Tiffany in Southwest China are all in Chengdu. Chengdu International Finance Square has introduced more than 600 brands, including such ... ( read original story ...)
SEC denies Chicago Stock Exchange sale to China-based investors
It also planned to eventually build an exchange in China using CHX technology ... The exchange said it needed the infusion of capital to invest in its operations and attract business. CHX’s other key initiative to boost its volumes centers around ... ( read original story ...)
Open China ‘positive’ for firms globally
The value of business ethics and social responsibility was becoming more important in China, he said. “At CMIG we’ve been practising the principal of responsible investment since our establishment in 2014, and focusing on emerging sectors closely tied ... ( read original story ...)
China’s white collar workers receive lowest year-end bonuses in three years
China's securities regulator has also been rejecting initial public offering applications at the fastest pace in four years since June last year, which reduced the volume of business for China's bankers and brokerages. The deleveraging drive, analysts ... ( read original story ...)
Wall Street cheers Hong Kong’s IPO rules revamp but sees New York’s dominance unthreatened
Alibaba owns the South China Morning Post. The bitter loss of Alibaba was a catalyst in a years-long debate over the need for Hong Kong to loosen its listing rules. The battle between Hong Kong and New York for Chinese tech companies’ IPOs has ... ( read original story ...)
China’s ZTE says is trusted partner after U.S. concern
China is trying to gain access to sensitive U.S. technologies and intellectual properties through telecommunications companies, academia and joint business ventures, U.S. senators and spy chiefs warned on Tuesday. Republican Senator Richard Burr ... ( read original story ...)
Soaring wine exports to China boosts bottle-maker Orora
amid a surge in Australian wine exports to China. The ASX-listed Orora Group on Wednesday revealed its Australasia business had delivered an 11 per cent rise in earnings to $121 million in the six months to December, partly attributed to large growth in ... ( read original story ...)
Yum China Sets a High Bar in the World’s Most Populous Country
Yum China has a lot of room to run ... The company thinks that Wat's experience on the operations side will go a long way toward helping business expand with digital integrations and the strong pipeline of new store openings. The Chinese restaurant ... ( read original story ...)
China Eases Foreign Investment Restrictions in Free Trade Zones
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China appeals to Trump to avoid disrupting trade
BEIJING — China has appealed to President Donald Trump to settle trade disputes over steel and aluminum through negotiation after Trump said he would soon decide whether to impose tariffs or quotas. A foreign ministry spokesman, Geng Shuang, on Wednesday ... ( read original story ...)
Russia, China Willing To Invest In Saudi Aramco’s IPO
Russian banks and Chinese institutional investors would like to invest in the initial public offering of Saudi oil giant Aramco, the head of Russia’s state investment fund said on the sidelines of an energy event in Riyadh on Wednesday. “There are a ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Baidu Confirms U.S. IPO for Its iQIYI Streaming Platform
Chinese Internet giant Baidu has confirmed plans to float its streaming-video subsidiary, iQIYI, in the U.S. But the company has not specified which exchange it will choose to list the popular platform, which claims half a billion monthly active users. ( read original story ...)