Daily Mail |
Marissa Mayer to resign and Yahoo to change its name to Altaba if Verizon takeover gets go ahead
Daily Mail Yahoo has revealed it plans to change its name to Altaba, while beleaguered boss Marissa Mayer will leave, if the firm is bought by Verizon. The SEC filing has revealed the firm's plans – despite ongoing concerns the recent revelation a billion user … |
USA TODAY |
Asian shares follow Wall Street higher on US jobs report
USA TODAY HONG KONG – Major Asian stock indexes nudged higher Monday while the dollar rebounded as a U.S. job report showed strong wage gains, giving more ammunition to U.S. policymakers planning further rate rises. KEEPING SCORE: Hong Kong's … Hong Kong stocks retreat at midday close while mainland markets gainSouth China Morning Post Hong Kong shares waver after US data as rate concerns resurfaceNikkei Asian Review Hong Kong: Stocks open higher after Wall St recordTHE BUSINESS TIMES Investor’s Business Daily –Property Investor Today –Investing.com all 13 news articles » |
Reuters |
China forex, rates stabilize after volatile week; strains linger
Reuters A sign for foreign currency exchange is seen at a branch of the ICBC bank in Beijing, China, January 3, 2017. REUTERS/Thomas Peter. By Saikat Chatterjee | HONG KONG. HONG KONG The Chinese yuan stabilized in offshore markets on Monday and its … Offshore Yuan Falls for Second Day as Bears Reload After SqueezeBloomberg Why you shouldn't believe the horror stories about China's economyThe Star Online Chinese yuan's muscle-flexing didn't last longCNBC Quartz –Hindustan Times –Business Insider Australia –Forbes all 120 news articles » |
New York Times |
DealBook|McDonald's China Operations to Be Sold to Locally Led Consortium
New York Times A McDonald's in Yichang, China. McDonald's operates and franchises more than 2,400 restaurants in mainland China and more than 240 in Hong Kong. Credit Imaginechina, via Associated Press. HONG KONG — McDonald's said on Monday that it would … McDonald's sells China business in deal worth up to $2.1BUSA TODAY McDonald's Sells Majority Stake in China Business to Carlyle, CITIC for $2.1 BillionTheStreet.com McDonald's sells most of China, HK businesses to CITIC, Carlyle for $2.1 b…Reuters BBC News –International Business Times –CNNMoney –Daily Mail all 38 news articles » |
