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TODAY’S GAME PLAN: from the trading desk, this is not research DATA/HEADLINES 8:15ET ADP Employment Change; 8:30ET Advance Goods Trade Balance, Wholesale Inventories, Retail Inventories, GDP Annualized QoQ, Personal Consumption, GDP Price Index; 10:00ET Pending Home Sales ADP private payrolls 177K, Exp. 195K, Last 324K TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS: Russia will not probe Prigozhin plane crash under

All-cash purchase to strengthen Cognex’s position in Japan’s machine vision and imaging markets.

Brazilian state-run oil company Petrobras said on Wednesday it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Chinese state-owned oil firm CNOOC to extend its collaboration in the energy sector. In a securities filing, Petrobras said it has also signed a MOU with Asia's top refiner, Sinopec, to collaborat

Trustar Capital is planning to raise a so-called continuation fund that would allow it to sell down its stake in McDonald's China.

The deal makes Guodong the latest Chinese firm to tap the Middle East for new funding amid increased Sino-US geopolitical tensions.

Business Environment Council Limited (“BEC”) celebrated the official launch of the newly rebranded BEC Net-zero Carbon Charter w...

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Guodong Network Communication Group, a Chinese communications infrastructure and service provider, has raised $150 million from a Middle Eastern country's sovereign wealth fund, the deal's adviser China Renaissance said on Tuesday. The deal comes at a time when Chinese entrepreneurs and investors have sho

BEIJING/HONG KONG -CITIC Securities Co, Chinas biggest brokerage, reported a 0.98% rise first-half profit on Tuesday, held back by slower growth in its brokerage and asset management businesses amid... -Today at 06:29 am- MarketScreener

Chinese PE firm Trustar Capital is planning to raise a so-called continuation fund that would allow it to sell down its stake in McDonald's China.