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| FT.com - Asia-Pacific companies
The latest Asia Pacific company news from the Financial Times, providing business analysis and commentary on companies in the Asia Pacific region on FT.com
News Corp?s chief has moved to quash talk about selling its tainted UK newspaper business, saying publishing would remain ?a core component?
The deal under discussion would involve the US group selling about $7bn of its stake in the Chinese ecommerce group, valuing Alibaba at $35bn
MetLife, Prudential, and Manulife are expected to make first round bids for all of the Dutch group?s $6bn Asian insurance operations
The jewellery producer and retailer will market shares for its $1bn Hong Kong listing at HK$25-HK$37, with its founder Laurence Graff set for a $290m windfall
Competition is getting tough in world?s fifth biggest wine market as domestic companies battle foreign brands
Hong Kong conglomerate loses a legal battle to block the survival plan, paving the way for senior lenders to take control of the Irish telecoms group
High-end jeweller aims to raise $1bn by selling 25-35% of group in what would be Hong Kong?s second largest listing so far this year
Chairman says natural resources group has now reached an ?inflection point? after years of heavy spending as it announces 13% increase in earnings
A Japanese negotiator can claim his market is fully open, safe in the knowledge that no products will be imported, writes Clyde Prestowitz
China looks to leverage its $3.2tn reserves to expand in the region while western Europe ? the once dominant investor ? is fire-fighting
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