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  • August’s top and bottom performing funds

    September 4, 2018

    The Turkish lira succumbed to a savage slump in August following a doubling of US tariffs on Turkish steel and aluminium in retaliation for the imprisonment of a pastor on terrorism charges. Concerns about the Turkish economy had been mounting for some time given President Erdogan’s increasingly autocratic rule and the appointment of his son-in-law [...]

  • JD.com boss returns to China after being put under US arrest for sexual misconduct

    September 3, 2018

    The top boss of Chinese retail giant JD.com has been allowed to travel back to China after his arrest in the US on suspicion of criminal sexual misconduct. Richard Liu was arrested in Minneapolis on Friday evening and released "pending complaint" the following afternoon, according to police records.  JD.com said in a statement today that Liu [...]

  • Chinese online retail tycoon released after US sexual conduct charge

    September 2, 2018

    The billionaire leader of a Chinese web retail giant was arrested in the US on Friday on a charge of criminal sexual conduct, before being released a day later. Richard Liu, the founder of JD.com – one of China’s biggest online retailers, and a major rival to web behemoth Alibaba – was taken into custody [...]

  • Chinese tech stocks rise as its national leadership group gets an overhaul | City A.M.

    August 9, 2018

    Technology stocks in China rose overnight after Beijing said it has revamped its national leadership group for the sector. Tasked with doing the research and planning for China’s government strategy on tech, the former National Technology and Education Leadership Group has now had the “education” dropped from its name to represent a narrowed focus from [...]

  • Softbank’s Indian Uber challenger brand Ola is launching in the UK | City A.M.

    August 7, 2018

    Ola, the Indian ride-hailing firm backed by Japanese mega-investor Softbank, is bringing its services to the UK. Ola’s app will allow riders to choose from services across both private hire vehicles and black cabs, in a bid to shake things up by challenging major UK taxi disruptors Uber and Gett at the same time. The [...]

  • UK adtech startup Mirriad signs deal with Chinese behemoth Tencent | City A.M.

    July 26, 2018

    London-based video-advertising technology startup Mirriad has today signed a deal with Chinese media giant Tencent. The deal will utilise Mirriad’s in-video tech to place ads in online video content, even once its in post-production. City A.M. understands that staff from Mirriad will join and pitch with Tencent’s advertising teams as part of the deal, from [...]

  • Sorrell ramps up tensions with WPP after resignation of Chinese director

    July 25, 2018

    Former WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell has ramped up tensions between him and his former employer by commenting on the exit of one of its Chinese board members. Hugo Shong stepped down from the board earlier this year, saying that "additional commitments outside WPP and increased pressure on his time and availability" had led him [...]

  • Arabian heights: What Saudi Arabia’s upgrade means for investors

    July 3, 2018

    It was a symbolic moment for Saudi Arabia last week when women could finally get behind the wheel. Lifting this archaic driving ban was obviously a huge milestone for women’s rights, but it also speaks volumes about the direction of travel the country is heading in. The Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, has been [...]

  • Google to invest $550m into Chinese e-commerce site JD.com

    June 18, 2018

    Google has announced it will be buying up $550m (£415m) of shares in Chinese e-commerce site JD.com, in an strategic partnership with the goal of expanding its reach in both south east Asia and in retail services. Google joins the ranks of existing investors like the Chinese social media giant Tencent, which is JD’s biggest [...]

  • Big Tech must be tamed, for the sake of a fair society

    May 17, 2018

    Just as the competitive oil rush gave way to Rockefeller’s new monopoly in the form of Standard Oil, so the internet’s infrastructure is being built around a handful of companies of immense and growing power: Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon, along with their Chinese equivalents, Tencent, Alibaba, and Baidu. There are real concerns that while [...]

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