Apparent defaults by China Evergrande and Kaisa Group, whose stock was suspended, cast a cloud over trading floors, but there was positive news over likely impacts of the Omicron Covid variant
Beijing targets new companies in sensitive sectors that use variable interest entities to attract international capital and list overseas
Company says it is raising capital for growth, geographic expansion, strategic investments, mergers and acquisitions and automation
China has reined in its most successful and freewheeling tech giants while European countries have attracted further investment
Weibo, which raised $385 million, opened at HK$256.20 after pricing its shares at HK$272.80, and slipped to HK$254 in afternoon trading
Evergrande shares hit a record low on Wednesday after a missed debt payment left the firm at risk of becoming China's biggest defaulter, and trading in Kaisa Group stock was suspended
New figures suggest big companies are paying back loans they received last year and are not borrowing as much
India’s fast-rising Russian oil imports are being matched by its rising oil exports suggesting it may be reselling Russia’s oil to the West.
US tech giant Apple told its Taiwan suppliers that products moving to China must be labelled to state that the island is a part of China and not an independent nation
Despite a moribund British economy and heavy corporate tax, Indian-owned tech firms are growing in the UK.
The Bitcoin mining ban in China last year had collapsed its crypto markets. Despite that, the country has reemerged as a major bitcoin mining hub, according to research by the UK's University of Cambridge.