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CX Daily: China’s Film Industry Suffers Brain Drain as Game Developers Poach Talent
While the film and TV industry were suffering during the pandemic, video game developers were thriving. Photo: VCG
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In Depth: China’s film industry suffers brain drain as game developers poach talent
More VFX is doing well for itself. The visual effects company appeared in the credits for four of the seven movies
released over the Lunar New Year holiday, the busiest period for China’s box office.
Previously, it won acclaim for its participation in epic blockbuster “The Wandering Earth,” adapted from a novella by China’s best-known sci-fi author Liu Cixin.
Trip.com Brings Its Shares Home With $1.3 Billion Hong Kong IPO
Trip.com has become China’s latest internet company to plan a secondary IPO in Hong Kong to complement its current New York listing. Photo: VCGTrip.com has become China’s latest internet company to plan a secondary IPO in Hong Kong to complement its current New York listing. Photo: VCG
Leading Chinese travel agent Trip.com Group Ltd. is en route to a secondary listing in Hong Kong, hoping to sell investors on a rebounding tourism sector in its home market as it joins a train of New York-listed Chinese firms seeking alternate trading footholds closer to home.
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By Juliet Chung and Margot Patrick Investor Bill Hwang set off a storm in the stock market in March when his firm, Archegos Capital Management, and its banks, began liquidating huge positions in blue-chip companies, according to people familiar with the transactions. The sales sent individual stocks swooning and have left at least three banks with major damage. Credit Suisse said on April 6 that it would take a $4.7 billion hit because of the meltdown. What is Archegos Capital? Archegos is the family investment vehicle owned by Mr. Hwang, a former protégé of hedge-fund titan Julian Robertson. Mr. Hwang was a so-called Tiger cub, an offshoot of Mr. Robertson s Tiger Management. Mr. Hwang founded Tiger Asia in 2001. Based in New York, it went on to become one of the biggest Asia-focused hedge funds, running more than $5 billion at its peak. In 2008, it was one of a swath of funds that suffered losses related to the s
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