Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman denied rumors that the state’s oil-producing company Saudi Aramco’s IPO was being postponed and could not be held, saying in an interview with Bloomberg that the initial public offering of oil giant would be held in late 2020 or early 2021. He expects the state company to be estimated by investors at about $2 trillion. Earlier, the date of placement of shares, which may be the largest in history, was postponed several times. According to experts, the IPO could raise $100 billion for Saudi Aramco.
The Bank of Thailand chief on Monday said that it could take several years for the country’s foreign tourism industry to recover as the economy continues to take a beating from the COVID-19 pandemic. The central bank expects foreign ...
China's Commerce Ministry stated on Thursday that it would take the 'necessary' measures in response to the United Kingdom's ban on Huawei Technologies Co Ltd (HWT.UL). The government agency said that it would severely damage China's investment ...
The Warner Music Group Corp. (WMG.O) got off to a positive start on its Nasdaq debut on Wednesday. The world’s third-largest recording label sold shares worth $1.9-billion, marking the largest initial public offering in the United States ...
Oil futures gained on Tuesday, lifted by Saudi Arabia’s deeper production cuts to buoy prices amid the supply glut and weak demand. Brent crude futures rose 0.8%, or 24 cents, at $29.87 per barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude ...
Liberty Global Plc (LBTYA.O) and Telefonica SA (TEF.MC) made a deal on Thursday to combine their British businesses at $38 billion including debt. The joint venture will heighten the challenge for British Telecom pioneers in mobile and broadband. According ...