CLSA Brand to Disappear as Citic Takes Over in 2026
After 40 years of operation, the CLSA brand will be replaced by Citic, a state-owned financial entity in China, starting next year.
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After 40 years of operation, the CLSA brand will be replaced by Citic, a state-owned financial entity in China, starting next year.
Chinese regulators have issued warnings to Alibaba and JD.com regarding their sales practices during the recent ‘6.18’ shopping event, leading to a decline in their stock prices.
A lawsuit filed by three Vietnam War veterans seeks to prevent President Trump from constructing an arch close to Arlington National Cemetery, the final resting place for 400,000 service members and their families.
A significant underground detector in China has published its first major findings regarding elusive ghost particles, marking a notable step in particle physics research.
A bear that had been roaming the streets of Utsunomiya, Japan, was captured following multiple sightings that raised safety concerns, including school closures.
In a notable development, Kim Yo Jong commended South Korea's president for expressing regret over recent drone incursions, which could signal a shift in inter-Korean relations.
A recent earthquake in the Philippines has led to the displacement of around 20,000 individuals and resulted in at least 37 fatalities, highlighting the region's vulnerability to seismic events.
With China controlling over 80% of the global rare earth supply, allied nations must unite to explore alternative sources and enhance recycling efforts.
The Indian stock market has experienced a significant decline, reaching two-month lows as oil prices surge, coinciding with a broader selloff across Asia.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea marks his first trip to Pyongyang in seven years, coinciding with the regime's increased nuclear rhetoric.
A Utah mill may play a crucial role in enhancing the United States' rare earth processing capabilities, potentially narrowing the gap with China.
The operational timelines for two nuclear power plants in China, expected by late 2026 and 2027, reflect Russia's increasing focus on its Asian partnerships.
As Xi Jinping prepares to visit North Korea, questions arise about China's intentions in reasserting its influence over this unpredictable ally.
In a significant maritime development, Taiwan's coast guard has deployed vessels to confront Chinese ships near the island following Beijing's announcement of a 'law enforcement operation.'
In a recent statement, Kim Jong Un's sister emphasized that North Korea's nuclear program remains 'absolutely non-negotiable,' coinciding with the upcoming visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Coca-Cola is exploring the possibility of a public listing for its Indian subsidiary, Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings, as part of its strategy to strengthen its market presence in India.
A 38-year-old man has died following a shark attack off Rottnest Island in Western Australia, marking the second such fatality in the country this year.
Ursula von der Leyen's assertive stance on EU-China relations three years ago may soon lead to action. However, significant challenges remain for Europe to address.
As governments globally impose age-gates on internet access, the implications for information flow and community engagement are concerning.
The term 'digital authoritarianism' highlights how governments leverage technology for surveillance and censorship, often to suppress dissent. China exemplifies this trend.