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Hopes for Hong Kong's IPO Market Rest on Alibaba, JD.com Carve-Outs
Investors see the tech giants’ plans to sell shares in subsidiaries as another sign that China’s regulatory crackdown has eased. Source link
Miami Developers Court New York Restaurateur to Help Sell Luxury Condos
Since the pandemic, more landlords have facilitated new high-end eateries. Source link
The Fatal Flaw in Credit Suisse’s Last-Ditch Attempt to Save Itself
Credit Suisse Group AG’s new-look investment bank, CS First Boston, was supposed to help salvage the lender. Instead, it may have hastened its fall. The
JD.com’s Property and Industrial Units Seek About $1 Billion Each in Hong Kong IPOs
Markets Stocks IPOs Chinese e-commerce giant says it plans to spin off the two businesses through separate listings Source link
JD.com's Property and Industrial Units Seek About $1 Billion Each in Hong Kong IPOs
The Chinese e-commerce giant said it plans to spin off the two businesses through separate listings. Source link
New Corporate Minimum Tax Could Ensnare Some Firms Over One-Time Moves
Companies including CenterPoint Energy and American Water Works seek government guidance on how the sale of a business unit might trigger the 15% levy. Source
Carl Icahn Wants to Bring Illumina’s Old CEO Back, Disney-Style
WSJ News Exclusive Heard on the Street Billionaire activist signals he wants company’s retired CEO Jay Flatley to come back and Grail divested Source link
For Alibaba, Six Is Bigger Than One—And a Smaller Target
There are good reasons to think that a split-up Alibaba would be more valuable. In this case, politics and profits are pointing in the same