IT-focused conglomerate aims to diversify its business further by paying $831 million for a majority stake in a South American salmon producer.

Liu Chuanzhi is best known for setting up Lenovo. Now wants to draw attention to three funds that have quietly become his company’s biggest source of profits.

In the second of a two-part series, we look at how Lenovo founder Liu Chuanzhi's Legend Holdings is building its reputation beyond China, investing in companies such as WeWork.

The Chinese conglomerate's Hong Kong float comes as markets adjust to the MSCI's decision not to include A-shares and a flood of retail investors open accounts.

Promising China-US startup Pony.ai lures the "godfather" of Chinese tech and a venture capital pioneer, as well as new backing from its seed round backers.

The largest shareholder in computer giant Lenovo plans to capitalise on favourable sentiment towards China’s financial sector and Beijing's further loosening of capital flows.

The hotel and casino operator raised $174 million to go towards redeveloping a casino complex in Macau, the world’s largest gambling destination.

Tencent acquires Riot Games, the creator of online game League of Legends, for around $400 million.

The hotel and casino operator aims to raise at least $277 million at an unchanged price range. Meanwhile, OUE Reit and Travellers International Hotel Group hold off on launching their roadshows for now.

The Macau casino operator is raising money to fund the construction of three new hotels with casinos on Fishermans’s Wharf that will come on stream over the next three years.