Investors eye buoyant Taiwan stock market Hong Kong stockbrokers and fund companies have geared up to capture investment opportunities in Taiwan that they expect to emerge when Ma Ying-jeou becomes president on Tuesday.
Hot funds can burn a careless investor's fingers During bull markets like the one we experienced in the past three years, investors are always eager to explore new opportunities that offer more handsome profits.
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Mainland weakness limits gains for HSI Hong Kong stocks closed up yesterday, but gains were pared after the Tokyo and Shanghai markets reversed course to close lower.
Walter Kwok blocks directors' vote Walter Kwok Ping-sheung obtained an interim injunction in the nick of time to block a vote by directors yesterday to terminate him as chairman and chief executive of Sun Hung Kai Properties, apparently after failing to reconcile with family ...
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Berkshire boosts stake in Kraft and Wells Fargo Billionaire Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway took advantage of falling share prices in the first quarter to boost stakes in Kraft Foods and Wells Fargo.
Icahn’s Yahoo fight puts Microsoft in driver’s seat Two weeks after Microsoft abandoned its pursuit of Yahoo, a proxy fight launched by activist investor Carl Icahn has put Microsoft in the driver’s seat.
Investors eye buoyant Taiwan stock market Hong Kong stockbrokers and fund companies have geared up to capture investment opportunities in Taiwan that they expect to emerge when Ma Ying-jeou becomes president on Tuesday.
Bonds broken as Kwoks battle for reins at SHKP Staff of Sun Hung Kai Properties can remember a time back in the mid-1990s when the relationship among their three bosses, the Kwok brothers, was close.
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