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Hong Kong Overtakes New York as World's Biggest IPO Capital
Dec 25, 2015Hong Kong has replaced New York this year as the world's biggest IPO market by the amount of funds raised. According to data from Reuters, companies have raised 25 billion U.S. dollars from initial public offerings in Hong Kong so far ...
Tags: IPO Capital
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China Resumes IPOs
Dec 1, 2015China resumed initial public offerings (IPOs) on Monday, with an industrial explosives maker becoming the first to offer shares to investors following a four-month freeze. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) froze IPOs in ...
Tags: IPOs, industrial explosives maker
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Solar Shake-out to Trigger CIGS Casualties
Nov 5, 2015The volatile solar market will rationalize extensively over the next year, with the handful of leading companies likely to have successful initial public offerings (IPOs) outweighed by several others going to the wall. Jason Eckstein, the ...
Tags: Solar, CIGS, concentrating photovoltaics
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China Confident of Stabilizing Capital Market
Jul 6, 2015China is capable and confident it can maintain the capital market stable and sound, said a commentary of People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Since mid-June, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index ...
Tags: Capital Market, stock market
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China Will Develop Strategic Emerging Industries
Jun 12, 2015China will come out with a five-year plan (2016-20) for the development of its strategic emerging industries and to further boost its innovation efforts, the nation's top economic planner said on Friday. The National Development and ...
Tags: Emerging Industries, Economy
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China's Stock Market Bull Run Might Continue
May 4, 2015After a booming year, the bull run of China's stock market is expected to continue, boosted by economic and financial reforms in addition to easing measures. China's stock market has soared over the past year, even as the world's second ...
Tags: Stock Market, financial reforms
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China Likely to See 60 Percent More Initial Public Offerings in 2015
Jan 5, 2015China is likely to see 60 percent more initial public offerings in 2015 as the securities regulator improves capital market operations, said international auditor PwC on Monday. Lin Yizhong, managing partner of PwC ...
Tags: IPOs, initial public offerings
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HK Losing Its Appeal as an IPO Market
Dec 17, 2014Hong Kong was suggested to enrich its IPO platform to attract capital from more good quality companies from overseas, a local financial advisory body said on Wednesday. Hong Kong is likely to end this year as the world's second-largest ...
Tags: IPO Market, IPO platform
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Canadian Buyout Firm Onex Is Said to Be Leading The Bidding
Nov 21, 2014Canadian buyout firm Onex is said to be leading the bidding for Switzerland-based juice-box maker SIG Combibloc Group. Onex is competing against Swiss private-equity firm Partners Group Holding in the final round. It is being speculated ...
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More and More PV Module Suppliers Are Shifting Their Strategic Focus Within The Industry
Nov 7, 2014An increasing number of the top 20 solar photovoltaic (PV) module suppliers are shifting their strategic focus within the industry, by increasing shipments for dedicated in-house projects. Previously championed by First Solar, SunPower, and ...
Tags: PV Module, solar photovoltaic
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IPOs Have Reopened After a More Than One Year Temporary Break
Jan 3, 2014Initial public offerings (IPOs) have reopened after a more than one year temporary break. China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has approved five companies on December 30th which include one company to be listed on Shanghai’s ...
Tags: LED Industry, IPOs
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The Nasdaq Computer Index Friday Hit Its Highest Point Since November 2000
Dec 10, 2013The Nasdaq computer index Friday hit its highest point since November 2000, in the wake of the dot-com bust, despite mixed reports this week from the hardware and components sector. The Nasdaq computer index closed Friday at 1989.89, up ...
Tags: PC sales, online commerce
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The Operator of a Mutual Fund Has Pleaded Guilty in U.S. Court to Charges
Dec 19, 2012The operator of a mutual fund has pleaded guilty in U.S. court to charges that he operated a $13 million scheme to sell shares of Facebook and Groupon stock before their initial public offerings. John Mattera, who served as chairman of ...
Tags: mutual fund, operator, U.S.court, Facebook, Groupon stock
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Ernst & Young Raised a Total of $1.29bn Through Five Initial Public Offerings
Aug 3, 2012Ernst & Young has said regional companies have raised a total of $1.29bn through five initial public offerings (IPOs) in the second quarter of 2012, Oman Daily Observer has reported. A total of $1.37bn was raised in the IPO markets by ...
Tags: market view, cement
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Quarterly Earnings Showed Some Signs of Strength,Particularly in Enterprise IT Spending
Jul 20, 2012Quarterly earnings from some of the biggest tech companies in the world this week were decidedly mixed,but showed some signs of strength,particularly in enterprise IT spending. Tech vendors with exposure to the hardware market have ...
Tags: tech companies, PCs, Intel, smartphone