Hints and tips:
...After the market crashed, Chinese investors entered, with giants such as Tencent, Alibaba and Dalian Wanda pouring in cash. But now Chinese money has dried up....
...IBM didn’t use Cravath, Swaine & Moore, the white-shoe law firm it has relied upon for decades (Here’s a 1982 New York Times story on the IBM/Cravath symbiosis)....
...Companies such as HNA and Dalian Wanda, once champions of global dealmaking, have been considerably reined in....
...Eric Schiele has left US law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore to join rival Kirkland & Ellis, where he will be a corporate partner based in New York....
...It also helped that Legendary was bought in January by Dalian Wanda, the property and entertainment conglomerate that runs China’s biggest cinema chain....
...AMC, the US chain now owned by Wanda, the Chinese conglomerate, moved from selling tickets through individual cinema websites to an open-source ticketing engine that makes all of its 865,000 seats available...
...Infront Sports & Media, led by Sepp Blatter’s nephew, was bought for $1.2bn by Dalian Wanda, the Chinese conglomerate, in February....
...In February, Dalian Wanda, the Chinese conglomerate, bought Infront for €1.05bn from Bridgepoint, the private equity firm. “It is about our global network....
...Dalian Wanda has promised to build a series of luxury hotels overseas....
...Wanda’s power over Stella is a spoken one, as she contradicts every one of Stella’s memories. Josephine and “X” manage to make an entire village operate around their antagonism to each other....
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