Asia/Pacific
China Minmetals passes first-round bid to buy Glencore-Xstrata's Las Bambas mine
China Minmetals managing director Gu Liangmin said the company would be careful about their decision to buy the Las Bambas copper mine of Glencore-Xstrata.
Travellers International slashes IPO price by almost half
Travellers International Hotel Group would be reducing the price of its IPO from PHP 23.38 per share to PHP 11.88.
Air New Zealand increases holdings in Virgin Australia
Air New Zealand said on Friday it would increase its stake in Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd. On Friday, Air New Zealand said it would increase its stake in Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd.
Danone seeks EUR200 million as compensatory damages for false contamination scare
Danone had forwarded a claim worth EUR200 million against Fonterra for its false contamination scare of its milk products.
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UBS AG’s unit would open its first hedge fund focused on Asia later this year, according to two people who were familiar with the matter.
Tesco Plc said that any deals that would take place in China would be funded through its new retail venture with China Resources Enterprise Ltd.
In documentation filed with the Company Law Board, two PE funds seek the appointment of an administrator to oversee the forensic audit for the company.
Toshiba Corp chief executive Hisao Tanaka told Reuters that his company would decide on buying a major stake in UK nuclear venture NuGeneration.
Forgame Holdings Ltd experienced a premium of one-third of its stock price during its trading debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday, said a Reuters report.
Fubon Life Insurance Co would be buying real estate overseas after the Taiwanese regulator eased restrictions for insurance firms on property investments.
Westports Holdings Executive Chairman G. Gnanalingam became a billionaire with the port operator's initial public offering.
Societe Generale would sell its Asian financial unit priced around USD600 million, said sources that were cited in a Reuters report.
A Federal Court in Australia ordered Li Ka-shing's companies to pay a total of AUD 776 million to the Australian Tax Office.
US and South Korea discussed the possibility of delaying wartime control transfer to South Korea's troops amidst fears of North Korea's weapons of mass destruction capabilities.