Asia-Pacific markets were mostly down Wednesday, with Chinese markets declining as investors digested key Chinese economic data. Meanwhile, Chinese biotech firm BeiGene made its debut in Shanghai. ( read original story ...)
Regulator approves China Mobile Shanghai listing
China Mobile received approval from the nation's financial regulator to raise billions of dollars by listing in Shanghai. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Quartet Moves to Back to China as Chamber Music Takes Off in Country
The Shanghai Quartet, an internationally known string quartet formed almost four decades ago, has decided to move back to China after being based in the United States for the past 30 years, as chamber ... ( read original story ...)
BeiGene’s Shanghai stock debut flops as excessive premium, running losses keep investors at bay
The biggest IPO on Star Market flopped after BeiGene shares slumped by as much as 19 per cent on the first day of trading in Shanghai. Concerns about US delisting and steep declines in its Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)
Shimao Slumps Further as Shanghai Unit Axes 110 Pre-Owned Home Sales
In October, Shanghai Shimao sold 110 pre-owned houses in a residential community in downtown Lujiazui at a price much lower than those around it. The sale attracted a lot of buyers. Some buyers said ... ( read original story ...)
China Mobile set to launch IPO in Shanghai
China's largest wireless carrier by revenue, China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd has received the green light from Beijing regulators for what is shaping up to be the largest IPO in Shanghai in ... ( read original story ...)
China’s property crisis infects top-shelf market
The troubles of a once-solid Chinese property developer are a bad sign for market stability. Investors dumped shares in Shimao Group , a top 10 developer in China, after a deal between two of its ... ( read original story ...)