Tag: ipo

For instance, China has lifted the ban on import of US beef last month. "The US side needs to understand that trade in services is also part of the business. For China, the US is the biggest source of service trade deficit and it has been growing fast in ... ( read original story ...)

I cannot sleep these two days; I am a little bit depressed,” he said. Mr. Gong defended his business in China, saying he uses the Internet to sell health products there and engages in multilevel marketing just as other companies do in Canada or the ... ( read original story ...)

Starbucks just brewed a major deal in China. The coffee chain plans to buy the remaining 50% share of its East China joint venture business in a $1.3 billion deal that could help significantly boost its footprint, it announced this morning. The all cash ... ( read original story ...)

China Orient Asset Management Co. said it is on track to sell a 15% stake by the end of this year to strategic investors in a pre-initial public offering (IPO) funding round. China Orient is one of the country’s four national distressed-debt managers ... ( read original story ...)

Reuters reported in April that China is creating a consortium, including state-owned oil giants and banks and its sovereign wealth fund, to act as a "cornerstone" IPO investor. As well as New York and London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong and ... ( read original story ...)

Reuters reported in April that China is creating a consortium, including state-owned oil giants and banks and its sovereign wealth fund, to act as a "cornerstone" IPO investor. As well as New York and London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong and ... ( read original story ...)

Germany and China. It is generating $1 billion a year in revenue at current rates and will launch an IPO in the future, Neuman has said. Its members pay on average $650 a month. WeWork was valued at about $16.7 billion in a funding round last year ... ( read original story ...)

... t be a small IPO. I think it has already experienced 90% of its total lifetime growth. Pretty typical these days. Which is why the “big money” is pouring into startups. Take Chinese money for instance... It’s not just China either. Japan and ... ( read original story ...)

While Alibaba (BABA) gets the most buzz among Chinese stocks and Expedia (EXPE) and Priceline (PCLN) dominate online travel booking with a 95% share of the U.S. market, Ctrip.com (CTRP) is the travel leader in China and ... had its IPO in 2016. ( read original story ...)

And the other company we compete against is a company headquartered in China with a manufacturing operation in the ... because it could be viewed as an effort to market an IPO and that’s not allowable under (Securities and Exchange Commission) regulations. ( read original story ...)