The Road to Globalization for Chinese Multinationals
Chinese companies looking for deals abroad face five main challenges when globalizing through M&A —including the often overlooked human capital.
Chinese companies looking for deals abroad face five main challenges when globalizing through M&A —including the often overlooked human capital.
Recently, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has been thrust into the limelight with a spate ...
Shuang Shan Three Chinese companies have expressed interest in bidding for Starwood Hotel & Resort Worldwide, a deal that would ...
By Lauren Dodillet After years of rumors, a merger may be in the works for China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company ...
By Lauren Dodillet Xiaoju Kuaizhi Inc.—also known as Didi Kuaidi, China’s largest taxi and ride-sharing company—is attempting to raise enough ...
In the following excerpt from Joel Backaler’s book “China Goes West: Everything You Need to Know About Chinese Companies Going Global,” ...
By Lauren Dodillet A merger between state-owned nuclear enterprises China Power Investment Corporation (CPI) and State Nuclear Power Technology Company ...
By Lauren Dodillet China’s Dacheng Law Offices merged with international firm Dentons late last month, creating the world’s largest law ...
By Lauren Dodillet State-owned China CNR Corporation Limited (CNR) and China South Locomotive & Rolling Stock Corporation Limited (CSR) announced ...
By Lauren Dodillet Dalian Wanda Group Corporation Ltd. is looking to buy a majority stake in Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation, ...
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