Tag: companies
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 11, 2022
SEC-targeted Chinese companies slump; Yum China warns of 2024 delisting risk
Food & Cooking News Article
Shares of Chinese companies flagged for possible delisting in the U.S. slid in Hong Kong and Shanghai trading Friday, a move that analysts said highlighted geopolitical tensions but would have little immediate impact on the companies’ operations. In Hong Kong afternoon trading, fast-food-chain operator Yum China Holdings Inc. YUMC, -10.94% slumped 8.2%, on track for
Written by Linda D. MohlerJuly 18, 2021
Chinese companies corralling land around world
Food & Cooking News Article
TOKYO/YANGON — China’s strategic muscle-flexing is not limited to its expansive maritime claims and vigorous infrastructure exports; Chinese entities have also been aggressively acquiring land overseas. Chinese companies are buying up land in Asia and Africa. The combined area of land purchased or leased by such companies over the past decade is equal to the total
Written by Linda D. MohlerJuly 10, 2021
Crackdown on Didi and companies like it could cost China as much as $45 trillion by 2030
Food & Cooking News Article
A navigation map on the app of Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi is seen on a mobile phone in front of the app logo displayed in this illustration picture taken July 1, 2021. Florence Lo | Reuters This was a clarifying week for global investors — or for anyone concerned about authoritarian capitalism — of just
Written by Linda D. MohlerJune 2, 2021
Rental Car Companies Face Scarcity As Travel Demand Revs Back Up
Food Kitchen Article
The last day of trip can be a hectic crunch of exercise since you notice how a lot you continue to have to do and the way little time there is left to do it. The first time I flew as a young boy, I was alone and crammed with nervous power and palm-sweat anxiety.
Written by Linda D. MohlerMay 23, 2021
Travel And Leisure Advertising Companies
Food Kitchen Article
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