EU antitrust regulators block Hutchison's O2 UK mobile bid
EU antitrust regulators blocked on Wednesday CK Hutchison Holdings' planned £10.3 billion acquisition of O2 from Spain's Telefonica.
View ArticleA $120 million vegan food start-up fires back after being accused of...
The CEO of a food start-up defended the company from accusations that it was buying inventory of its vegan mayonnaise in order to inflate sales.
View ArticleFor Mark Zuckerberg, this top-ranked app is the one that got away
Snap owns the most popular app on the iPhone and, believe it or not, its name isn't Snapchat.
View ArticleOne of the world's richest men reportedly plans to retire by next year
Li Ka-shing plans to retire as CK Hutchison chairman, the WSJ reported on Tuesday, citing people briefed by the tycoon.
View ArticleTop VC deals this week: Food delivery, eSports and Hyperloop One
A weekly recap of some of the most interesting venture capital deals, funds and start-ups.
View ArticleAsian shares close mixed as investors digest earnings; Honda surges 5.2%
Asian shares were mixed as investors in the region digested earnings reports and awaited event risks ahead.
View ArticleRazer prices IPO near top end, raises $528 million
Razer priced its initial public offering near the top end of the range, raising ($528 million), IFR reported on Tuesday.
View ArticleRazer shares jump 40% in Hong Kong debut as investors embrace 'new economy' IPOs
Razer's Hong Kong debut follows other high-profile listings from China Literature and ZhongAn P&C Insurance.
View ArticleTycoon, billionaire and empire-builder Li Ka-shing retires
Billionaire Li Ka-shing announces his retirement from the business empire he built over nearly seven decades.
View ArticleWho is Li Ka-shing? Hong Kong's richest man is called the Warren Buffett of Asia
Asia's "superman" is hanging up his cape after a storied career as one of the most successful businessmen in the region.
View ArticleLegendary Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing hands corporate reins to son
The move, announced earlier this year and set to take effect on Thursday, is leaving analysts focused on the transition.
View ArticleAustralia: We welcome Chinese investments despite concerns about a pending...
Australia remains open to Chinese investment regardless of whether Canberra blocks an acquisition of a major energy company by a Hong Kong-led consortium, according to Australian Treasurer Josh...
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