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HSBC Will Acquire Citigroup China's Consumer Wealth Business - Reports

HSBC is planning to purchase Citigroup's China consumer wealth management company, which oversees more than $3 billion in assets, according to reports quoting sources with knowledge of the situation. This will significantly expand the London-based bank's operations in that nation.   One of...

Tesla Is Developing 'Gigacasting' Technology To Mould The Underbody In One Piece, According To A Report

According to unnamed sources close to the manufacturer, Tesla is working on an improvement to its "gigacasting" technique to die cast nearly all of the vehicle's underbody components in one piece, the Shanghai Securities News said on Wednesday.   The state-owned Chinese publication did not...

Police Are Monitoring Evergrande Chairman; Possibility Of Liquidation Is Growing

According to a report published in Bloomberg News, authorities in China have placed under police surveillance the chairman of China Evergrande Group, casting further doubt on the developer's future as it faces liquidation.   According to the article, Hui Ka Yan, who created Evergrande...

After Failing To Make A Bond Payment, China Evergrande Shares Decline For A Second Day

The shares of the troubled real estate developer China Evergrande Group fell for a second straight day on Tuesday, falling as much as 8% after one of its units failed to make an onshore bond repayment.   Hengda Real Estate Group, the primary domestic subsidiary of Evergrande, reported late...

Recent Study Claims The Merck Covid Medication Is Connected To Virus Alterations That Can Transfer Between Humans

A new study published this week raised concerns about whether the commonly used antiviral Covid tablet from Merck could potentially speed up the evolution of the virus by causing mutations that occasionally transmit to other people.   The research may raise questions regarding the efficacy...

Rising Gasoline Prices Could Affect Fares, Says Qantas

The largest airline in Australia, Qantas Airways, announced on Monday that it would spend more money than initially anticipated to address "customer pain points," but also issued a warning that rising fuel prices could compel it to boost prices above their current levels.   Investors...

Advertising Will Start To Appear On Amazon Prime Video Programming Next Year

In order to invest more money in producing TV episodes and movies, Amazon plans to add advertisements to its Prime Video streaming service in 2024.   Customers of UK Prime, as well as those in the US, Germany, and Canada, will begin to see advertisements in early 2019 unless they pay an...

Foodpanda In Talks To Sell A Portion Of Its Asian Meal Delivery Company And Implement Layoffs

Foodpanda, a Singapore-based food delivery service, announced to the media on Friday that it is carrying out its most recent round of layoffs because the need to be "more agile remains critical."   “Our company priority right now is to become leaner, more efficient and even more agile. To do...

Tesla Wants To Develop A Factory For Battery Storage In India - Reuters

Tesla has developed plans to produce and market battery storage systems in India and has submitted a proposal to officials looking for incentives to create a facility. This comes as Elon Musk makes more efforts to establish himself in the country, according a report by Reuters citing information...

Japan's Toshiba Is About To Finish A 74-Year History At The Stock Market

As a result of a majority stake purchase by investors, Toshiba, one of the largest and oldest companies in Japan, is about to terminate its 74-year stock market history. A group led by private equity firm Japan Industrial Partners (JIP) has acquired 78.65% of the company's shares, the company has...

In A New Sign Of Resurgence, Huawei Sends Surveillance Chips Developed In China: Reuters

A subsidiary of Huawei Technologies is exporting new Chinese-made chips for security cameras, which is a new indication that the Chinese tech giant is finding ways to get over export restrictions that have been in place for four years, according to a report published by Reuters quoting information...

Toyota Stakes New Technology And Conventional Wisdom In The EV War

To make up for lost ground in battery electric vehicles, Toyota has turned to self-propelled assembly lines, enormous die casting, and even traditional hand polishing at its facilities in Japan's industrial heartland.   The top-selling automaker in the world believes that by fusing new...
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