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The US search giant is tightening control of the smartphone hardware that carries its Android software. Tension with distributers Samsung and Huawei may build.

The Chinese technology group prices a $500 million senior five-year bond and an $850 million perpetual bond, braving the market ahead of a crucial data release in the United States

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.

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.

US computer giant books a loss selling $150 million worth of Lenovo shares in a block trade that ends an 11-year shareholding relationship with its Chinese competitor.

Diamond Lee, China equities portfolio manager at Old Mutual Global Investors, argues that quality stocks must reflect Asia's declining terms of trade

Poor secondary markets are not helping a throng of IPOs coming to the city, with AAG Energy, Red Star Macalline, Legend Holdings and Vital Mobile already in book building.

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.

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.