Documentary on state broadcaster CCTV adds to pressure on billionaire’s internet empire
Ride-hailing giant to pursue listing in Hong Kong having raised the ire of Chinese regulators
Chinese fintech will turn over user data to new joint venture partly owned by state
Shares gain in sectors seen to benefit from higher growth and interest rates
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Patrick Freyne: All that’s left for Ant and Dec to do is drink red lemonade from an old Tayto bag
Company has reportedly hired a law firm to help with early-stage preparations to list
Trump administration contended the apps posed national security concerns
Ant will now be supervised more like a bank, a move with far-reaching implications for growth
Ecommerce group penalised for abusing market dominance as Beijing steps up scrutiny of tech sector
Chinese video app’s market debut is biggest in tech sector since Uber offering in 2019
Expectation is that Ant and Alibaba will survive but face tighter regulation
Other global markets also rise as investors grow more confident about 2021 outlook
Ant was set to go public in Hong Kong and Shanghai on Thursday after raising $37bn
Group – whose controlling shareholder is Alibaba’s Jack Ma – has struggled to realise its global ambitions
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