Financial Post

KKR moves on Chinese lending BloggingStocks (blog) This week, KKR led an investor group that invested $160 million in a Chinese financial leasing firm, called International Far Eastern Leasing Co Ltd. The … UPDATE 1-KKR leads $160 mln buy in China finance leasing firmReuters KKR Invests in Chinese LenderWall Street Journal International Far Eastern Leasing gets investorsForbes AltAssets -Financier Worldwide - Corporate Finance Intelligence -TheStreet.com all 51 news articles »

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Rediff

DPP urges regulators to monitor Chinese capital in Nan Shan deal eTaiwan News "Regardless of whether it's financed by foreign capital or Hong Kong capital, the most important point is that there should be 'zero Chinese capital,'" Chao … AIG sells unit to Primus for US$2.15 bil.China Post AIG sells Taiwan unit for 2.15 bln dollarsAFP AIG sells Nan Shan stake to Primus for US$2.15 billioneTaiwan News all 415 news articles »

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Straits Times

Warmer ties for Russia, China with big gas deals The Associated Press Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Wednesday wrapped up a three-day visit to the Chinese capital, during which Russia signed dozens of commercial … Putin's China Visit Helps Russia Become Global Energy SupplierBloomberg Chinese top legislator, Russian PM vow to boost bilateral tiesPeople’s Daily Online Putin pushes trade on China visitAljazeera.net Huffington Post (blog) -Times of India all 1,486 news articles »

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Globe and Mail

UC Rusal adds 2 underwriters for HK IPO SteelGuru … into Hong Kong IPOs to drum up retail support. Mr Deripaska is now in Beijing as part of Russian PM Mr Vladimir Putin's delegation to the Chinese capital. UC Rusal Adds 2 Underwriters For US$2.5 Billion-US$3 Billion Hong Kong IPO-SourceEasyBourse.com Chinalco eyes RUSAL's Australian plant stake-sourcesForbes Chinalco won't buy stake in RUSAL's HK IPO -reportReuters ISI - Emerging Markets -Reuters Blogs (blog) all 42 news articles »

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Chinese "manhua" exhibited at Frankfurt Book Fair Xinhua … branch of the US publishing house Tokyopop, showcases the works of ten "manhua" artists who present their impression of Beijing, the Chinese capital. … and more »

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