From 2022 individuals and institutions being investigated will be able to pay up rather than waiting for the result of an inquiry.

Tighter policy in developed economies is the single biggest risk to the 'bearish' emerging markets outlook, a survey showed

US authorities are moving towards kicking foreign companies off American stock exchanges if their audits fail to meet US standards

Musk, who tweeted on November 6 that he would sell 10% of his stock if users approved, has sold 9.2 million shares worth $9.9 billion since then

The company is selling 16 million shares, which represents 7.7% of its enlarged share capital, as part of a December 2 IPO. It submitted plans to the Hong Kong Exchange on Tuesday.

The insurance behemoth is planning an initial share sale by March and in talks with multiple foreign investors to join as anchor investors

Companies involved in the cases would be fined $78,000 each under China's 2008 Anti-Monopoly Law, the market regulator said

China's economy has recovered steadily and it is still enjoying comprehensive competitive advantages, says commerce ministry official

LGT has about $297 billion under management and Tokyo complements other Asian locations in Hong Kong, Singapore and Bangkok

CDF, which has a market capitalisation of 449.9 billion yuan ($70.5 billion), could be aiming to raise $5 billion from the listing

Executive-led consortium believes company is undervalued in Hong Kong, where investors prefer mainland China firms

Dispute centres on how bank re-priced warrants as a result of founder's claim that he was considering taking the electric carmaker private