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Google may buy Redwood City-based TikTok rival
Google is reportedly considering the acquisition of a Redwood City startup to help deal with competition from video-sharing app TikTok. The Wall Street Journal cited unnamed sources who said that the Alphabet Inc. unit has held talks with Redwood Ci.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Trump suggests meeting with China’s Xi to resolve Hong Kong crisis
President Donald Trump suggested a “personal meeting†with China’s President Xi Jinping to discuss the escalating crisis in Hong Kong and warned China it must respond “humanely†to the protests if it wants to strike a trade deal......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Fox Corp. to buy majority stake in Credible Labs for $265 million
The San Francisco-based Credible, which is listed on the Australian market, helps consumers shop for loans for mortgages and schools from financial institutions. .....»»
Analysts Dissect Reports Of Nordstrom Family"s Play For Majority Stake In Retailer
The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that the Nordstrom family is looking to gain a majority stake in Nordstrom, Inc. (NYSE: JWN), the high-end fas.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Mnuchin pushes China for trade negotiations ahead of Trump-Xi G-20 meeting
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told reporters that a deal with China to end the trade war is still possible if talks resume at the G-20 meeting......»»
JPMorgan poised to be first foreigner to get majority in China fund venture
JPMorgan could become the first foreign company to own a majority stake in its Chinese mutual fund business, after its joint venture partner put a crucial 2 percent of the business up for sale that analysts expect the Wall Street bank to lap up......»»
US, China Said To Aim For "Late May" Trade Deal Signing, But Markets Don"t Care
Another day, another US-China trade progress headline - but this time it's different... The Wall Street Journal reports that according to a person f.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: U.S.-China trade talks to resume next week, aiming to seal deal in April
Negotiators for the U.S. and China have scheduled a new round of high-level trade talks in Beijing and Washington, aiming to close a deal by late April to end the yearlong dispute between the world’s two largest economies......»»
US-China plan new trade talks for deal by end of April: WSJ
Top U.S. and China negotiators are planning new rounds of talks starting next week to end a trade dispute between the two nations, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday......»»
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. semiconductor industry cool to China’s offer to buy more chips as part of trade deal
As U.S. officials press China to buy more than $1 trillion in American exports as part a trade deal, computer-chip makers are saying: Count us out......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Tesla makes deal with Chinese lenders for Shanghai Gigafactory
Tesla Inc. reached an agreement with lenders in China to receive as much as a half-billion dollars to invest in its Shanghai factory currently under construction......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Trump administration dials down the rhetoric on China tariffs
After threatening to slap China with new tariffs, Trump administration officials on Sunday softened some of the rhetoric, noting that the penalties aren’t imminent and there is ample time to work out a deal and step back from a possible trade war.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Chinese authorities expected to OK Qualcomm’s bid to buy NXP
Approval would remove the last hurdle for a deal that has been stuck for months amid U.S.-China trade tensions, but one of the people said it could come with conditions......»»
China Set to Approve Qualcomm-NXP Deal, a Sign of Easing Trade Tensions - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalChina Set to Approve Qualcomm-NXP Deal, a Sign of Easing Trade TensionsWall Street JournalChinese authorities are set to approve Qualcomm Inc.'s QCOM 1.49% planned $44 billion acquisition of .....»»
The Wall Street Journal: China warns U.S.: Trade agreements are off if tariffs are imposed
The U.S. and China moved closer to imposing tariffs on one another as negotiators made little progress in talks and Beijing threatened that it won’t abide by a deal on farm and other products if the U.S. goes ahead with sanctions......»»
China's ZTE to Pay $1 Billion Fine in Settlement With US - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalChina's ZTE to Pay $1 Billion Fine in Settlement With USWall Street JournalWASHINGTON—The U.S. and China reached a deal that will all.....»»
ZTE names new CEO, other top executives to comply with U.S. mandate: WSJ
(Reuters) - China's embattled ZTE Corp has named a set of new top executives, including CEO and CFO, to comply with its deal with the United States to get a supplier ban lifted, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Vanke to buy 4.9% stake in Cushman & Wakefield ahead of IPO
China Vanke Co.’s Vanke Service agreed to buy what would amount to a 4.9% stake in Cushman & Wakefield ahead of the firm’s planned initial public offering......»»
The Wall Street Journal: No sign of progress as U.S.-China trade talks wrap up
Trade talks between the U.S. and China failed to produce any visible sign of progress, reducing the prospects of a deal soon, people closely tracking the talks said......»»