Corporate leaders are bullish on 2015 and cite a long list of new tailwinds, and a shorter list of headwinds.
The share of people under age 30 who own private businesses has reached a 24-year-low, according to new data, underscoring financial challenges and a low tolerance for risk among young Americans.
Dual-listed casino operator Melco Crown Entertainment applied to delist from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, citing limited fundraising opportunities and onerous compliance obligations and costs.
Singapore is gaining ground in its campaign to unseat longtime rival Hong Kong as Asia’s international arbitration center by aggressively marketing such enticements as a 50% tax break on case income.
Italian businessman Andrea Bonomi on Friday gave up on his attempt to buy up Club Méditerranée, lifting the main hurdle for a takeover of the French resort operator by Chinese group Fosun International.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, which recently became the world’s most valuable tech startup, said it sold 61.1 million smartphones last year, more than triple the number it sold in 2013.
The future of the world’s casino capital depends on Beijing—a fact made clear in 2014 as China’s antigraft crusade dealt Macau its first recorded decline in gambling revenue.
Oil and natural-gas producers Linn Energy and Breitburn Energy Partners separately said they would cut their payouts to shareholders by more than half and slashed capital spending to weather lower oil prices.
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