More Nasdaq-listed Chinese firms are likely to unwind their Variable Interest Entity (VIE) structure and list themselves on China's New Third Board (NTB) in the second half of this year, according to ...More
EJ Insight2015-06-04
... t entity (VIE) structure which separates the role of ownership and the beneficiaries of a Chinese company, revamping the shareholding structure and waiting to be listed. Many Chinese enterprises may n ...More
EJ Insight2015-06-03
Online platforms that target Hong Kong consumers are evidently seen as a good proposition, judging by the spate of new e-business ventures announced in recent months. Hong Kong Television Network (011 ...More
EJ Insight2015-05-07
... t entity (VIE) which is common in the US technology sector. The Wall Street Journal, working with Dow Jones Risk & Compliance, identified companies that appear to be at risk from the proposed law. ...More
EJ Insight2015-04-20
... d iPhones vie with rival devices from Microsoft Corp. and Amazon.com Inc. for consumers' holiday spending. But sales of the iPad, which helped launch the mainstream tablet market in 2010, slid for the ...More
EJ Insight2014-10-21
... cruits to vie for the stores’ limited stock. “It’s our understanding that the mark-up on these phones when they’re resold in China can be upwards of 300 percent,” Hartman said. “For the most part, the ...More
EJ Insight2014-09-23
Everywhere, rich people try to figure out how to protect their wealth, if not grow it. In the case of wealthy Chinese, the decision often comes down to a choice between keeping their money at home and ...More
EJ Insight2014-06-26
... t entity (VIE) mechanism. US-listed Chinese companies, such as Baidu and JD.com, have such a shareholding structure, but why single out Alibaba and why now? There are two possible explanations. One co ...More
EJ Insight2014-06-24
... the world vie for a slice of the fast-growing renminbi trade, the report said. Britain is keen to defend its status as the biggest offshore renminbi trading center outside Asia but faces competition f ...More
EJ Insight2014-06-12
... countries vie to host the World Cup supports the assumption that it's profitable. But not all are fans of World Cup economics. Some cite fewer working hours and declining efficiency to prove that the ...More
EJ Insight2014-06-11
... rain Interview: The newly approved through-train, a scheme for cross-border trading of shares listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai by individuals, is unlikely to boost transactions to a great extent, give ...More
EJ Insight2014-04-22
... n an interview. As Germany and US-based carmakers vie for the No. 1 spot in the world's biggest auto market, they are diversifying orders to reduce the risk of having just one supplier for each part, ...More
EJ Insight2014-01-29
... – touring Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia. By now, the Japanese leader has visited all 10 member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Not to be outdone, China's President Xi J ...More
EJ Insight2013-12-23
