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Hong Kong-listed firms have been involved in US$4 billion worth of take-private deals already in 2024, compared with US$1.2 billion for the whole of last year, with buyers have often citing undervalued shares as a reason for the deals.

Talks about boosting tax collection and expediting privatisation

The promises made by newly-appointed finance minister about IMF talks fail to boost confidence

A petition has been started and graffiti has appeared as individuals and organisations voice their objection to the plans for the Río Chíllar in Nerja to be run by a priv

The infrastructure minister was speaking ahead of an assembly debate on waiting times for MoT tests.

ISLAMABAD: The caretaker government has reportedly refused to appoint International Finance Corporation (IFC) as the...

Jason Chamberlain, partner at law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, looks back at 30 years of rail privatisation and asks what the future holds for the railway

KSE-100 Index gains 1.50pc in early trading

Twenty-seven years have passed since the death of China’s reformist leader Deng Xiaoping, but it seems that today there are different interpretations of his legacy – a worrying and disappointing development.

Argentine society is responding strongly to Javier Milei’s radical policies.