China's Ping An to issue 1.15 billion A-shares
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Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. Ltd.   2318.HK, China's second-largest life insurer, plans to sell   up to 1.15 billion A-shares worth an estimated US$4 billion   (2.17 billion pounds) to replenish its capital.
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HONG KONG (Dow Jones)--Air China, the mainland&#39;s biggest carrier, will bring forward its listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to avoid clashing with the listing of the Housing Authority&#39;s Real Estate Investment Trust, or REIT, reports the South China
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China's biggest commercial bank plans to raise up to $19 billion with an initial public offering this year, possibly breaking the record for the world's biggest IPO, a news report said Tuesday.
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BHP Billiton Ltd./Plc. , the worldâs largest diversified miner, said on Tuesday it would buy back up to A$1.5 billion ($1.1 billion) of its shares.
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PetroChina, Chinaâs largest oil and gas producer, said it planned to make an initial public offering of shares in Shanghai that may be Chinaâs largest, raising more than $9 billion.
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China&#39;s biggest computer maker says it has acquired a majority stake in IBM&#39;s personal computer business. The 1.75- billion-dollar deal is one of the biggest Chinese overseas acquisitions ever.
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American International Group , the world's largest insurer, said on Sunday it will offer its first insurance coverage complying with Islamic law, tapping a market that could be worth $15 billion by 2015.
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HONG KONG (Dow Jones)--China Resources Enterprise Ltd. (0291.HK) said it will issue 57.97 million new shares to its parent China Resources (Holdings) Co.
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Alibaba.com Ltd., one of China's fastest-growing technology companies, reached its goal of raising $1.5 billion in its initial public offering Saturday, people close to the deal said.
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South Korea's Fair Trade Commission has approved Â with conditions Â the proposal by wireless operator SK Telecom Co. to buy a large stake in the country's second-largest broadband service provider for $1.15 billion.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China  plans to raise as much as US$19 billion in what would be the world's largest share sale, valuing the country's top lender at a discount to its largest rivals, a source familiar with the deal said on Sunday.
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(InfoWorld) - Microsoft Corp. will invest in Chinese electronics maker Sichuan Changhong Electric Co. Ltd. as part of a project to link televisions and consumer entertainment devices with the Internet. Microsoft China agreed to buy 15 million newly issued Changhong shares at a price of 6.27 renminbi per share, according to a Changhong filing (in Chinese) with the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Microsoft's planned stake in the company is worth 94.1 million renminbi (US$12.3 million). Changhong's announcement follows an agreement between the two companies, signed Friday, to cooperate on a project called Media Galaxy. The goal is to develop, manufacture, and sell televisions, computers and digital entertainment products that connect to the Internet, Changhong said. It did not offer further details. Terms of the investment deal require Microsoft to hold on to its Changhong shares for at least three years.
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Chinese banks will be able to invest client money in British stocks and mutual funds, China said after a striking a deal with the European nation's regulators.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc, the world&#39;s largest retailer, said it plans to open as many as 15 new stores in China next year, expanding in the world&#39;s fastest-growing economy as the government lifts curbs on foreign store operators.
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China is creating an investment company to make more profitable use of its $1 trillion in foreign currency reserves, the finance minister said Friday, in a move that could change the flow of billions of dollars in global markets.
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Dubai is paying $1.15 billion for the  global port assets of U.S.-based CSX Corp., outbidding the  world's two biggest container port operators to gain a foothold  in Hong Kong and access to booming China.
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Singapore-based PSA International is leading a pack of shipping giants, which includes tycoon Li Ka-shing&#39;s flagship Hutchison Whampoa, that are prepared to shell out upward of US$1 billion (HK$7.8 billion) to buy CSX World Terminals&#39; port assets