Asia/Pacific

Goldman Head of Investments Banking in Asia moves stateside

Dan Dees, co-head for investments banking for Goldman Sachs Asia, would be assuming a global role for the bank in the next few months.


GM says ties with SAIC healthy despite Peugeot Citroen investment

Despite its planned investment in Peugeot Citroen, General Motors Co said its relationship with the Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp or SAIC remained strong.

China’s Qunar share price doubled on first day of trade

Qunar, China’s travel booking service, raised USD167 million in initial private offering on its first day of trade.

NQ Mobile set to defend its tarnished image due to Muddy Waters report

According to NQ Mobile co-CEO Omar Khan, "All allegations are false." NQ Mobile Inc's eight founding anniversary had little to celebrate last October 25, as the day before the firm was accused of inflating revenues.


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A report said the USD 600 million worth of naked bonds by Wynn Macau showed robust appetite for Asian gaming debt despite a slow economic growth in China.
Nine Entertainment would raise AUD 600 million for its IPO in Australia, a source said. A source told Reuters that Nine Entertainment Co would be going public.
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