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Google is to hold talks with the Chinese government about its plans to offer unfiltered search results on its Chinese site, after announcing last week it may exit China amid worsening censorship.
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Google plans talks with China; no decision to quit
Ask most tech analysts about Google’s proposed exit from China and there is disbelief the global search leader would leave a market with 400 million Web users.
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Craig Stephen’s This Week in China: Google may follow old media out of China
Canada’s benchmark stock index closes more than 100 points higher, lifted by natural resource stocks and a rally in Bombardier shares after the transportation company wins a Chinese rail deal.
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Canadian Markets: Canada’s TSX adds 126 points on Bombardier lift
The name of Prince Otto von Bismarck may be raised, as the 19th century German leader’s surname forms the acronym of a league of emerging market nations.
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Marsh on Monday: Bismarck may be raised — in new monetary order
China Metallurgical, the second-largest initial public offering this year, rises 25.5% in debut trade in Shanghai, easing slightly after rising as much as 35% in the early going.
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China Metallurgical jumps 26% in Shanghai debut
Wynn Resorts Ltd. reportedly increases the size of the initial public offering of its Macau casino operations, and now seeks to raise about $1.6 billion from the stake sale.
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Wynn Resorts aims to raise $1.6 bln from Macau IPO
China goes ahead with its planned probe of U.S. chicken and auto-parts imports, but it also tries to defuse fears of a deepening trade conflict with Washington, stressing its desire for good relations
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China probes U.S. imports, seeks WTO talks
The chances of a full-blown trade war between China and U.S. remain low despite the recent spat between the two countries, although the risk of a further escalation in tensions will likely continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
Minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia’s last meeting show policy makers weighing the benefits against the pitfalls of tightening policy, holding off from action until the central bank is convinced the current recovery is sustainable.
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RBA remains on tightening track: minutes
Coming off this year’s highs, steel-maker shares in Asia are unlikely to revisit their peak levels from 2007 anytime soon, with steel output in China at a record pace and prices for the metal on the decline.
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Asia Markets: Steel shares to fall as China output hits record
