China-based companies are still not complying with PCAOB audit inspections. Does Congress have the answer?
Hong Kong’s controversial new security laws require internet companies to provide user data and can order content deletion.
The agency cited political unrest and growing links to the mainland as reasons for the downgrade.
The luxury jeweler lost six selling days in its fourth-largest market during the second quarter because of pro-democracy protests.
The offering had been expected to raise up to $9.8 billion but investors apparently balked at AB InBev's valuation of Budweiser APAC.
Anheuser-Busch InBev is hoping to raise $9.8 billion from a Hong Kong listing of its Asia-pacific unit.
The Securities and Futures Commission is cracking down after a string of problem listings.
The e-commerce giant joins rival Tencent in becoming a major CICC shareholder as both firms eye opportunities in fintech.
“Sotheby’s is on track to deliver another year of excellent growth in auction sales and even more impressive growth in private sales,” CEO Tad Smith says.
Speakers will cover topics like finance's changing role, governance frameworks, talent development, and cross-regional business partnering.
Regulators had fined the rating agency $1.4 million for publishing a "misleading" report that flagged Chinese companies for weak corporate governance.
Tumbling rates in the dry bulk shipping market force two companies into bankruptcy.
