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Written By: Will Green on April 26, 2012 No Comment
Mead Johnson shakes failed Pfizer bid with strong earnings

Mead Johnson shares vaulted higher after its first-quarter earnings beat the analysts’ estimate by 3 cents on the strength of rising revenues in emerging markets.

Written By: Preeti Upadhyaya on March 17, 2012 No Comment
Investing in Hong Kong, what to look for and what to avoid

Investing in Hong Kong-based funds and companies can be one way of tapping into China and according to one global investment advisor, now might be the time to do so.

Written By: Kyle Clapham on March 6, 2012 No Comment
“Loonie” Tunes: Behind the rhythm of the Canadian dollar

Canada’s dollar is likely to remain highly volatile as investors weigh future prospects for the global economy and news coming from Europe, China and the Mideast.

Written By: Serena Dai on March 1, 2012 No Comment
Why investing in Chinese social media sites is still a good idea

In spite of increasing regulation and a March 16th deadline for microblog users to have their identities verified by the state, Chinese social media is still a fast-growing business.

Written By: Moran Zhang on June 3, 2011 No Comment
Private equity firms have faith in Brazil’s long-term outlook

Brazil has replaced China as the favorite market for emerging private equity deals, as big names race to get a share of the market. Nearly 70 percent of investors in private equity funds now see Brazil as the most attractive market for deal-making over the next year, while less than 60 percent of investors said the same about China.

Written By: Dorothy Zhang on May 19, 2011 No Comment
China restaurant stocks look tasty after Yum deal

With U.S. fast food giant Yum! Brands Inc. seeking to dig deeper into the China restaurant market with its proposed Little Sheep acquisition, other Chinese restaurant chain stocks, like Ajisen China Holdings Ltd. (0538.HK), are also drawing the market’s attention.

Written By: Moran Zhang on May 11, 2011 No Comment
Renren shares in free fall, more Chinese IPOs in the pipeline

Renren Inc. broke below its initial public offering price of $14 Wednesday, plunging 12 percent to $13.04 in midday trading before closing at $13.49, posting a negative total return of 4 percent. The first week’s dismal performance for Renren following its IPO has aroused concerns about other Chinese IPOs waiting in the pipeline.

Written By: Carolyn Surh on August 26, 2010 No Comment
Considering property in Hong Kong? Tread carefully

Hong Kong has been experiencing some tumultuous times of its own: home prices have increased 13 percent this year on top of a 30 percent jump in 2009.

Written By: John Yoo on August 25, 2010 No Comment
Yuan expected to appreciate at snail’s pace

Experts agree that the immediate impacts of yuan re-valuation will be minimal as the Chinese government is expected to realize the appreciation through a series of minor steps.

Written By: Catherine Ngai on August 16, 2010 No Comment
Caterpillar Inc. is safe, steady and a strong investment choice

Caterpillar isn’t afraid to get down and dirty in a tough economic environment. With strong growth in the last quarter, the company may be one of the best investment choices in a slow economy.

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