Kana Nishizawa
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Hong Kong Sees Most Covid Cases in Six Weeks Amid Bar Cluster
Hong Kong is seeing Covid-19 cases climb again, with the number of new infections at a six-week high amid a growing cluster that originated at a group of nightclubs in the financial hub’s Central district. → Read More
‘Excellent Wife’ Cooking Class Offered by Hong Kong Gas Supplier
A Hong Kong company has raised eyebrows by promoting an “Excellent Wife” cooking course. → Read More
Tencent Is No Longer One of the World's 10 Biggest Companies
(Bloomberg) -- More bad news for Tencent Holdings Ltd.: the Chinese Internet giant has lost its spot as one of the world’s 10 biggest companies. After shedding over $200 billion in market value this year, more than any other company worldwide, Tencent has been replaced by Exxon Mobil Corp. → Read More
China Shares Sink Most Since 2016 as 1,000 Stocks Fall by Limit
China’s benchmark equity gauge closed 5.2 percent lower, the biggest loss since February 2016, as a global sell-off spread. More than 1,000 stocks fell by the daily limit, or more than one in four. The Shanghai Composite Index ended below 2,600, a level not even breached during market crashes in 2015 and 2016. → Read More
Tencent is no longer one of the world's 10 biggest companies
More bad news for Tencent: the Chinese internet giant has lost its spot as one of the world’s 10 biggest companies. → Read More
Tencent Holdings: This Is the World’s Most Disappointing Stock
(Bloomberg) -- For the most disappointing stock trade in the world this year, step forward Tencent Holdings Ltd. Of the 10 companies worth more than $100 billion that analysts predominantly rate as buy, Tencent has by some distance had the worst 2018, data compiled by Bloomberg show. → Read More
Chinese Stock Markets: China’s Stocks Drop To Lowest Level In Nearly Four Years
China’s sinking stock market reached an unwelcome milestone, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at the lowest level since 2014, before a stock boom that turned into a $5 trillion bust. The Shanghai gauge dropped 1.1 percent to 2,651. → Read More
Tencent steps up share buyback in first repurchases since 2014
Tencent has bought back shares for a second day after its first repurchase in four years spurred speculation the battered internet behemoth may do more to support the stock. → Read More
China's Third-Wealthiest Man Is About to Get $1.7 Billion Richer
China Evergrande Group is about to make its billionaire chairman even richer. → Read More
Foreign Investors Keep Buying Chinese Stocks as Markets Go Wild
Slumping stocks and market volatility aren’t holding back foreign investors from snapping up Chinese shares. → Read More
As Tencent Sinks, Analysts Cut Everything But Their Buy Ratings
They’ve reduced price targets, lowered earnings estimates and pulled the stock from focus lists. But good luck finding an analyst who’s willing to ditch their “buy” recommendation on Tencent Holdings Ltd. → Read More
Tencent's stock price just keeps on tumbling
Tencent’s stock price just keeps on tumbling, putting analysts’ still bullish price targets increasingly out of reach. → Read More
Tencent's Stock Price Just Keeps on Tumbling
Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s stock price just keeps on tumbling, putting analysts’ still bullish price targets increasingly out of reach. → Read More
Tencent's $140bn rout is world's biggest as tech sinks
The Chinese internet giant has tumbled 25% from its January peak, erasing about $140bn of market value, the biggest wipe-out of shareholder wealth worldwide. → Read More
Think U.S. Tech Is Bad? Check Out Tencent's $140 Billion Selloff
If you thought the slump in U.S. technology stocks was bad, take a look at Tencent Holdings Ltd. → Read More
Tencent’s $140 Billion Rout Is World’s Biggest as Tech Sinks
The Chinese Internet giant has tumbled 25 percent from its January peak, erasing about $140 billion of market value. That’s the biggest wipeout of shareholder wealth worldwide, as measured from the date of each stock’s 52-week high. Facebook Inc., the F in the FANG block of mega-cap U.S. tech stocks, is the second-biggest loser with a $136 billion slump over the past three trading sessions. → Read More
Magnus Sees Yuan Sliding to 2008 Low as China Policy Shifts
China’s yuan will head in time to its weakest since 2008, and the country’s stock slump also has further to go, according to the veteran global economist George Magnus. → Read More
Gut Punch for Global Funds Buying China Stocks for First Time
Global passive funds are buying China’s domestically traded shares for the first time and it’s not going well. → Read More
China H Shares, Once World's Hottest, Tumble Into Bear Market
The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index shows how far the needle on China has moved from greed to fear. → Read More
China Stock Rout May Worsen, Analysts Warn No End in Sight
Chinese stocks sunk into a bear market Tuesday, and analysts expect losses to deepen as concern over China’s economy, yuan weakness and a trade feud with the U.S. continue to rattle investors. → Read More