Caixin China Biz Roundup: All Eyes on Ant Group After Whopping Fine
Jul.13.2023
Chinese carmakers ramp up global expansion amid fierce local competition, and Premier Li Qiang calls for enhanced cooperation in meeting with U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen
On today’s podcast:
Ant Group Hit With $984 Million Fine as Years-Long Overhaul Wraps Up
Ant Group Proposes Share Buyback at Roughly 30% of IPO Valuation
Singapore’s Temasek Seeks Talks With Ant on Planned Buyback
Central Bank Slaps Hefty Fines on Three Major Financial Institutions
Court Rules Primavera Wronged Investors With Ant Share Sale
Chinese Auto Exports Forecast to Surge in 2023 Amid Crowded Local Market
Zeekr Vehicles Are Coming to Israel as Chinese Brand Enters Middle East
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