US media the last hurdle for China buyouts
… what if the transaction were a Chinese state-owned enterprise (SOE) offering to buy a US firm? How would US regulators feel about this? What rules would be invoked?
Robert M Kimmitt, deputy secretary of the US Department of the Treasury, has outlined the following three “triggers for […]
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China Privately Held Businesses Top the World in Acquisition and IPO; Hong Kong is the Most Bullish in Cross-Border Acquisition
…mainland China has the highest number of privately held businesses expecting to grow through acquisition (67%) or IPO (60%) in the next three years, far above the global average.
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作者:严钰 发布日期:2008-04-18
http://www.eeo.com.cn/eobserve//finance/funds/2008/04/18/97278.html
网络版专稿 记者 严钰 4月18日,备受关注的基金一季报发布,上投摩根、工银瑞信、融通、银华、益民5家基金公司披露旗下34只基金2008年一季报。季报显示,在股市大幅调整的情况下,基金股票仓位明显下降,股票仓位平均降幅超过7个百分点。
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London Stock Markets Encourage China’s Smaller Firms
from: http://huiylc.com/2008/04/london-stock-markets-encourage-china%E2%80%99s-smaller-firms-270.html
LONDON has become a gateway to Europe for China’s businesses with about 400 Chinese companies investing in the United Kingdom, and with many choosing the capital to host their European headquarters.
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NYSE Euronext likely to launch A-share IPO in China
NYSE Euronext will likely become the first foreign company to launch an initial public offering of A shares in mainland China, Caijing magazine reported Tuesday, citing an unnamed official at the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
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[According to a report, this year’s market for law firm jobs should be good. Here is a piece of news from a webblog.]
“More and more corporations are expanding in China. Amid that growth, Executive search firm, A.E. Feldman, reports there is a growing need for U.S. legal services in China as more American companies seek […]
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Rising Tigers of the Chinese Banking Sector reviews the performance of Chinese banks. Despite the glamorous numbers, problems are still there such as non-performance loans.
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from:福布斯杂志China stocks to continue slump in second quarter on corporate earnings concerns
JP Morgan expects banks, coal companies and other consumer-oriented companies to post strong growth due to strong local consumption.
‘We believe the concerns on Chinese growth are overdone… Eventually it will be confirmed that China’s growth will stay robust and economic decoupling will indeed be […]
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