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LETV Two Shareholders Have Strong: Turn in Jia Total Concept

Dec 13, 2016

1 minutes reading tips 1. "Music as an ecological strategy is right, but in the order of the strategy we have different views" 2. "The music as it is now, the three risk outbreak at the same time, this time to consider the adequacy of ...

Tags: LETV, abnormal positions, rumors

China New Tax on Online Sales to Hit Australian Products

Apr 6, 2016

China is introducing a new tax which will impact Australian food companies that rely on selling their products online. Details of the tax are not yet clear however it is expected that online purchases from outside of China will be ...

Tags: Tax, Australian Products, Online Sales, Online Sales Tax

Sainsbury's Confirms HRG Offer

Mar 23, 2016

Sainsbury's has confirmed that it will proceed with its offer for Home Retail Group (HRG), owner of Argos, and is "pleased" by last Friday's turn of events, which saw rival bidder Steinhoff international abandon pursuit in favour of ...

Tags: Sainsbury's, HRG, Argos

Sainsbury's Reiterates Argos Offer As Steinhoff Withdraws

Mar 21, 2016

Ahead of today's 5pm deadline, Steinhoff backed out of making a bid for Home Retail Group at the last minute, leaving Sainsbury's the likely purchaser or the Argos business. Sainsbury's share prices rose sharply, while Home Retail Group's ...

Tags: Sainsbury's, Withdraw, CITY AM, Home Retail Group

Institutional Investors Claim $3.61b In Damages In Volkswagen Emission Scandal

Mar 18, 2016

Scandal-hit Volkswagen has got another jolt, as nearly 300 of its institutional investors have filed a multi-billion dollar lawsuit against the global automobile major. The law firm representing the investors said that the carmaker has ...

Tags: Volkswagen, Tilp, Investors

Call for Potent Market Supervision After Tumultuous Year

Dec 31, 2015

Economists and insiders are calling for more effective goverment supervision as a year of wild swings in China's stock market is coming to an end. China fought an unprecedented and costly war in 2015 to contain wide stock market ...

Tags: Potent Market Supervision

Everlight and Epistar Faces Tough Market Situations in 2Q15

Nov 12, 2015

Top Taiwanese LED manufacturers Everlight and Epistar revenues for second quarter of 2015 were impacted by trending low LED prices on the market, according to a China Times report. Even though Epistar revenues made a turnaround in second ...

Tags: LED lighting, sliding blue LED chip

How Yang Hwa Technology Falsified its Financial Statement

Oct 14, 2015

Taiwanese LED chip manufacturer Yang Hwa Technology owner Shih-Hsiung Chan was detained by police on Sept. 11, 2015 for suspected accounting fraud and market manipulation, according to a report by China Times. In mid-June, Chan was ...

Tags: insider trading, Yang Hwa Technology, market manipulation

The Bubble Question in China's Booming Stockmarket

Jun 8, 2015

Chinese stocks and economic growth have long had little to do with each other. Between 2010 and early 2014, when China boasted the world's fastest-growing economy, its stockmarket was consistently among the world's worst performers. Since ...

Tags: Stockmarket, Economy

Long-Term Consequences of China's Coming Stockmarket Correction Are The Ones to Fear

Jun 5, 2015

The long-term consequences of China's coming stockmarket correction are the ones to fear IF YOU were a Chinese worker you could have spent the past year toiling to earn a living. Or you could have bought some shares and sat on the sofa ...

Tags: Share Prices, Economy, Stockmarket

Local Govt Bonds Are Booming

Apr 2, 2015

State Council decides to allow up to 300 billion yuan to be invested from social security fund China is to allow up to 300 billion yuan (nearly $48 billion) from the nation's social security fund to be invested in local government bonds ...

Tags: Local Govt Bonds, social security fund

The Future of European Big Complex Banks

Jan 22, 2015

Big complex banks must now hold far more capital than in the past because they are seen as posing higher economic risks and they have to be easier to dismantle if they hit trouble. That has hurt their profitability and held back share ...

Tags: Big complex banks, soft trading

IATA Has Reported an Improvement in Airlines' Financial Well-Being

Dec 10, 2014

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reported an improvement in airlines’ financial well-being. Worldwide airline share prices rose 14% in November, supported by continued decline in the price of crude oil and jet ...

Tags: Health, airline, Service

The Chinese Market Demand for Glass Remained Low

Aug 20, 2014

Shanghai stocks slightly dropped in midday trading, losing 0.22 percent to 2,234.61 points. The decline in the benchmark index was due to falling share prices in glass and wine sectors. The market demand for glass remained low, partly due ...

Tags: Construction Glass, Wine, Glass

Society Caused Great Pressure to Airlines in Many Ways

Aug 15, 2014

Worldwide airline share prices fell 2% in July compared to June, but in line with performance of the broader market. Initial Q2 financial results show strong gains for US airlines' performance, but declines in Asia Pacific due to cargo ...

Tags: Service, Airline economy, Air transport

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