The narrowing valuation gap between China's stocks traded offshore and in Shanghai shows rising investor confidence in the future of the A-share market, observers said.
NEW YORK - Retired NBA legend Michael Jordan has warned that the "superteam" era will create a league with 28"garbage" clubs that will struggle.
OKLAHOMA CITY - Russell Westbrook, Carmelo Anthony and Paul George have accomplished nearly everything in their basketball careers.
Here we dissect the biggest games of the weekend in Europe, country by country:
DOHA - Thursday's bombshell announcement that the Swiss are investigating Qatar's Nasser Al-Khelaifi and a disgraced former senior FIFA executive on corruption charges places the emirate and world soccer back under scrutiny.
HONG KONG - Chinese soccer authorities have announced foreign referees will be drafted in to work on the final weeks of the Chinese Super League season in a move to boost the standard of officiating in the big-spending league.
Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is planning to open more compact hypermarkets in China with upgraded facilities, as it seeks to cater to the increasingly high-end and diversified demands of younger consumers.
MELBOURNE - Chinese dairy producer Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co is among bidders that made formal offers for Australia's Murray Goulburn Co-operative Co, in a deal that may value the farmer-owned firm at about A$1 billion ($779 million) including debt, people with knowledge of the matter said.
The online education sector in China has become one of the country's investment hot spots. Despite a number of problems that have emerged in the wake of the rapid expansion of the industry, investors and analysts are still bullish on the potential of its growth.
An increasing number of Chinese companies are seeking help from banks with a wide global network, local expertise and a deep understanding of the China market, as their interest in expanding in the economies related to the Belt and Road Initiative keeps growing along with concerns over risks.
Prices of rare earths are set to fall further in the next few months as oversupply and lower prices for other commodities hurt offtake, said experts.
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