Private equity companies Blackstone and MBK Partners are seeking for Singapore IPOs for the properties they individually own in Taiwan and India.
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HSBC facilitates first two way RMB transaction between Taiwan and China
As the fruition of months of planning and years of animosity, China and Taiwan formalizes the two way cross border transaction system for companies trading in the yuan.
Hon Hai partners with 7-Eleven to sell large TVs in Taiwan
Hon Hai signed a sales partnership deal with the convenience stores of 7-Eleven in Taiwan to expand its television enterprise.
Acer retreats from Windows, embraces Android
The Wall Street Journal reported that Acer would retreat from using Windows and embrace the Android operating system for its mobile devices.
Acer will recover and make profit again - President
Acer's president told Austria's Format magazine that the company would recover and make profit again.
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The local fishing industry of Taiwan prepared for the upcoming typhoon season, amidst prior controversies.
Typhoon Soulik stopped the fishing and airline activity in the island territory of Taiwan and nearby Chinese provinces.
A New Zealand company submitted its offer to join a New Zealand-Taiwan venture capital fund. New Zealand firm has sent an application to join a Taiwan and New Zealand joint investment fund.
Taiwan approves several foreign investments and local investors' attempt at China. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the Taiwanese flag unfurled over the business district.
CLSA Brokerage, owned by Credit Agricole SA, was sold to CITIC Securities but Taiwanese regulators may reject the sale.
The New York Life Insurance Co is set to divest itself of its Taiwanese business with the sale to be done.
The neighbors at the Formosa Strait are now in agreement as to oil and gas explorations in Myanmar. Sinopec Group, the largest Asian oil refiner, had announced last Thursday that it had entered into an agreement to sell its 30% shareholdings in an oil and gas block located in Myanmar.
ICBC would be the first Chinese bank to invest in a Taiwanese Bank, SinoPac. SinoPac Financial Holdings Co. Ltd of Taiwan would be selling off a 20% share of its banking unit.
Taiwan and China enter into new regulations on investment in financial institutions and holdings companies.
