Chinese Developer Takes $1.05 Million Fine in Political Bribery Scandal
The bribery case involves Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar.
Chinese Markets Pop as Mainland Investors React to Trump Illness
Shares were up and the yuan posted its largest one-day gain since the end of a U.S. dollar peg.
Will Japanese Air Carriers Steal Market Share from Global Competitors?
Japan Airlines and ANA are struggling like all airlines, but once travel recovers they may have competitive advantages over international rivals.
Asian Stocks Higher as Trump Appears to Improve
Most Asian markets were closed last Friday for holidays, so it's the first chance they had to respond to President Trump's Covid-19 illness.
Trump Covid-19 Bombshell Causes Tokyo Shares to Fall
There was mild selling in Asia after Trump's positive test disclosure, but many markets there were closed for holidays on Friday.
China's Communist Party Increases Control Over China Inc
Communist Party cells within private Chinese companies are being encouraged to take an active role in their operation.
U.S. Investors to Get Easy ETF Access to Ant Group and China's Nasdaq
Ant Group has passed muster for a Shanghai IPO on the STAR Market, which soon should see its first index-tracking exchange traded funds.
TikTok and WeChat Spared Trump's Wrath at Last Minute
Newly formed TikTok Global will remain a Chinese subsidiary, but plans an IPO, while WeChat is spared a U.S. ban by court action.
U.S. Investors May Be Offered TikTok Stock Within a Year
An IPO on U.S. markets is in the cards if a proposal to form TikTok Global wins approval in Washington and Beijing.
A Chinese Bottled Water Listing Creates a $50 Billion-aire
A record IPO in Hong Kong makes Nongfu Spring founder Zhong Shanshan China's third-richest man.