Tag: b2b

M&A

Market bets Alibaba privatisation will succeed

The Alibaba Group offers up to $2.5 billion to take its Hong Kong-listed B2B trading platform private, four years after the company went public.

By Anette Jönsson | 23 February 2012

Equities

Alibaba prices world's second largest tech IPO

The $1.5 billion deal prices at the top, attracting more than 1,200 institutional investors and a record amount of retail dollars.

By Anette Jönsson | 29 October 2007

Equities

Alibaba increases IPO price range

At the top end of the range, the web company could raise up to $1.49 billion, but some investors say the deal is starting to look expensive.

By Anette Jönsson | 23 October 2007

Equities

Alibaba.com's IPO attracts strong initial interest

The provider of China's leading online trading platform seeks to raise up to $1.3 billion in a deal that includes clawback provisions for cornerstone investors.

By Anette Jönsson | 16 October 2007

Corporate

Fortis Bank signs with Visa and VCHEQ for B2B payments

Visa Commerce aims to bridge the gap in online business-to-business transactions.

By Elton Cane | 19 July 2001

Business Moves

Thai conglomerate set to launch B2B e-marketplaces

Thai conglomerate, the Charoen Pokphand Group will base their Commerce One B2B sites on transactional volumes from five other MOU partners.

By Elaine Leong | 29 November 2000

People Moves

Williams goes B2B - back to banking

David Williams has resigned from his position as Asia Pacific partner at Silicon Valley venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ). He is set to return to an investment ...

By Nick Lord | 27 November 2000

Cash

B2B allies ready for push

SWIFT and Identrus find natural allies in each other, and are poised to roll out their secured internet payment and messaging services for cross border B2B payments.

By Elaine Leong | 22 November 2000

Cash

Citi and Oracle link for B2B payments

Citigroup places yet another finger into a B2B pie. But is this one sweeter?

By Elaine Leong | 15 November 2000

Cash

Banks to get a slice of B2B pie?

Will banks merely be the gas stations of the e-commerce superhighway? Goldman Sachs predicts that unless banks respond to the raised bar, they are in danger of marginalization.

By Elaine Leong | 30 June 2000

Cash

Australian banks plot B2B payment dominance

Australia''s five largest banks are looking to develop B2B payment capabilities over the internet, but are they just staking out their territory?

By Elaine Leong | 5 June 2000

Trade

B2B tsunami coming, but are banks ready?

Internet analysts are predicting B2B e-commerce could eclipse business to consumer e-commerce this year.

By Elaine Leong | 13 April 2000

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