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...There is a company, Global Iron Ore HK Ltd, which is owned and controlled by two British Virgin Island based entities, Pefcos Ltd and Cirano Ltd....
...A ledger of Queensway group payments published in a ruling by the Hong Kong high court last year records a HK$11,700,000 ($1.5m) “cash advance” by China International Fund to “Mr Sam” in 2009....
...company trailed a rally in Hong Kong stocks. http://bloom.bg/T730Xm Egypt asks IMF to delay $4.8bn loan Egypt has asked the International Monetary Fund to postpone a crucial $4.8bn loan, depriving the ailing...
...http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/49824118-89f0-11e1-87f0-00144feab49a.html Haitong said set to raise $1.7bn in Hong Kong share sale Haitong Securities, already listed in Shanghai, is poised to raise HK$13bn...
...Bohong to acquire Wescast China’s Sichuan Bohong Industry Co Ltd has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Canadian auto parts supplier Wescast Industries Inc to acquire the latter at an expected...
...* Legendary, Huayi form HK studio venture * Oil leaps as Opec descends into acrimony * China is the new dot-com,’ says outgoing securities chief * Temasek executive director likely to step down in August...
...Shares in the internet auction company Alibaba.com, which is 39 per cent owned by Yahoo, fell by 5.9 per cent to HK$15.24 after Microsoft abandoned its bid for Yahoo....
...Alibaba.com, the Chinese e-commerce company whose $1.5bn IPO was the most popular offering in Hong Kong last year, fell 21 per cent to HK$12.2 on Tuesday....
...And with good reason: shares in Alibaba jumped from a top-of-the-range IPO price of HK$13.50 to close at HK$39.5 on Tuesday, valuing the supplier website at just over US$25bn....
...In Hong Kong, shares of Alibaba.com, China’s largest e-commerce company, more than doubled on their first day of trading to HK$30....
...But the gloom was dissipated a little by news that strong demand for China’s biggest e-commerce firm, Alibaba.com, had led the firm to raise the price range for its forthcoming flotation to HK$12-HK$13.50...
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