Vuno, one of South Korea’s leading medical artificial intelligence companies, will make an initial public offering Feb. 26, CEO Kim Hyun-joon said at a press event Monday. Advance subscriptions for ... ( read original story ...)
SoftBank posts Q3 profit gain as Vision Fund rallies
SoftBank Group Corp on Monday recorded an 844 billion yen ($8 billion) profit at its Vision Fund unit in the three months to Dec. ( read original story ...)
China formally accuses Australian journalist Cheng Lei of supplying state secrets abroad
The case against the single mother of two comes amid a sharp rupture in relations between Beijing and the U.S. ally. ( read original story ...)
TIGA’s proposal for a Video Games Investment Fund would create over 1,200 new jobs and add £174 million to GDP by 2025
TIGA, the trade association representing the video games industry, has published a new report calling for the establishment of a UK Video Games Investment Fund (VGIF) to support the growth of the ... ( read original story ...)
South China Sea: Expert issues stark warning about US-Beijing conflict – ‘Drivers of war’
A leading analyst warned that the US and China are heading towards a major military conflict over Taiwan, claiming "the drivers of war" are escalating. ( read original story ...)
Almost 11,000 fled HK for Taiwan after new security law
TAIPEI: Nearly 11,000 Hong Kongers moved to Taiwan in 2020 – almost double the number of a year earlier – after Beijing imposed a sweeping security law on the city. Democratic Taiwan has long ... ( read original story ...)
ANZ sanctioned by Taiwan over speculation
ANZ has been suspended from trading Taiwan dollar futures contracts for nine months following a probe by the nation’s central bank into a $11 billion suspected currency speculation scheme. ( read original story ...)
Four banks punished for speculation
The central bank yesterday punished four foreign banks for helping grain merchants speculate in New Taiwan dollar-deliverable forwards in contravention of foreign-exchange regulations. In a statement ... ( read original story ...)
Tencent-backed Kuaishou more than doubles in Hong Kong debut after $5.4 billion IPO
Video-streaming app Kuaishou is pictured on a mobile phone in this illustration picture taken January 25, 2018. REUTERS/Florence Lo/Illustration ... ( read original story ...)
Wall St never saw Redditors coming
Wall Street should have seen the GameStop Corp saga coming. Easier access to information, the proliferation of trading apps, zero-fee commissions, the ability to buy fractional shares, and US ... ( read original story ...)
Germany’s coronavirus spending fires up debate over privatization
With German state finances reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, the question of raising funds by selling government assets has become a hot topic ahead of this year’s general election. German Minister ... ( read original story ...)
Tribunal Makes Findings-Heavy Plate from Chinese Taipei, Germany and Turkey
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal today found that the dumping of certain heavy plate, originating in or exported from the Separate ... ( read original story ...)
‘Taiwan Crime’ Series Launched by Imagine, Sixty Percent, CalFilms (EXCLUSIVE)
Imagine Entertainment, CalFilms Asia and Sixty Percent Productions have partnered to co-finance and co-produce “Taiwan Crime Stories,” a Chinese-language anthology series inspired by real criminal ... ( read original story ...)
Kerry Express paves way for logistics firms
Kerry Express Thailand (KEX) became the first parcel delivery firm to launch an initial public offering (IPO) on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, making the offer last December amid strong demand for ... ( read original story ...)
India’s central bank keeps focus on market liquidity
India’s central bank kept interest rates on hold, while assuring markets of ample liquidity to manage the government’s near-record borrowing. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is to sap some funds from ... ( read original story ...)
US market infrastructure ‘resilient’ despite frenzy
US financial regulators determined that the infrastructure of stock and commodity markets remained “resilient” during the volatility in trading seen over the past few weeks. “The regulators believe ... ( read original story ...)