China, Korea, Japan and Taiwan are some of the possible strategic partners Bandanna Energy was discussing with
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BBVA sells off shareholdings in CITIC Bank
In a move to comply with local regulations as well as economic slowdown in China, BBVA would be able to sell off some of its shares in CITIC.
Huaneng Renewables Corp plans to raise share sale
The plan is to raise funds from a share sale of Huaneng Renewables Corp. Wind farm operator from China, Huaneng Renewables Corp, is planning to raise HKD1.
WPP Plc expands into China
WPP Plc expands into China with its acquisition of IM2.0. The world's biggest advertising company, WPP Plc, is expanding its network to China through the purchase of a digital advertising agency.
Taiwan and China expand partnership and cooperation
Taiwanese and Chinese ties strengthened with new equity exchange center in Fujian, China. A cross strait equity exchange center in Fujian is being set up by China and Taiwan.
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Japan and China, two of the biggest US foreign creditors, had expressed their concerns regarding the partial US shutdown, said a Bloomberg report.
The Chinese government would be easing regulations for foreign lenders seeking to do business in the newly-opened Shanghai free trade zone.
As share values jumped, the bigger issues for the Applied Materials-Tokyo Electron merger would be the regulatory approvals from three countries and the length of time for those approvals to be obtained.
Tesco Plc paid HKD4.33 billion or USD588 million for 20% of its venture with China Resources Enterprise Ltd.
Chinese shoemaker Daphne International's sales performance lead to a sluggish stock performance on the bourse.
The Central Bank of China said last Sunday that it would keep policy steady to cope with economic uncertainties.
China opened its free trade zone in Shanghai and was hailed as the country's boldest reform, according to a Reuters report.
Peugeot still is waiting on Dongfeng's investment while Chang'An Auto is all out in a venture with the French carmaker.
Alibaba, the largest e-commerce company in Chins, is set to register at the New York Stock Exchange.
