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| | ... Kong. In underlying terms, growth was 3.7%. On an underlying basis, Hong Kong's dividends fell 2.4%, with cuts at China Mobile making the biggest impact. In Singapore, United Overseas Bank sharply reduced its Q2 payout. In South Korea dividends were ... |
| | | ... managers looking for "boring stocks." The Platinum Asia Fund is invested in several Chinese insurance companies, China Mobile and search engine Baidu. Clifford notes that all of these are "large businesses, quite sophisticated and with revenue sizes ... |
| | | ... Ariel holds between 75 and 90 stocks in its portfolio, with the top allocations going to Gilead Sciences, Microsoft, China Mobile and GlaxoSmithKline. It has delivered a return on equity of 21.5% over the five years to 30 June 2015 and has $14.6 billion ... |
| | | ... Hong Kong shares have closed 0.62 per cent higher, with a surge in telecommunication stocks - prompted by gains in China Mobile - lifting the benchmark index to a six-year high. The Hang Seng Index added 153.58 points to 24,954.94 by the close of play ... |
| | | ... day after unveiling two new iPhones and dashing expectations that a media event in Beijing would reveal a deal with China Mobile, the country's biggest carrier. The technology giant's shares sank 5.4 per cent to $US467.71. LONDON - Europe's leading stock ... |
| | | ... well as get a better understanding of Chinese business culture. Wu cited some of China's biggest companies, such as China Mobile which has a market capitialisation of $175 billion, and BMW's joint venture partner, Brilliance Motors, which supplies luxury ... |
| | | ... Wang, senior fund manager and head of Chinese equities research at Value Partners. "So in China - they'll buy you China Mobile, Petrol China, ICBC, the big names." "But regional funds can focus on the small and medium cap as well to find real value for ... |
| | | ... dropped 145.21 points, or 1.4 per cent, to 10,238.2. HONG KONG - Hong Kong shares were dragged lower by heavyweight China Mobile after it posted weaker-than-expected results for the first half. The benchmark Hang Seng Index fell 129.84 points, or 0.64 ... |
| | | ... HONG KONG - Hong Kong share prices closed up 1.97 per cent on Thursday, supported by gains in heavyweights HSBC and China Mobile. The benchmark Hang Seng Index rose 404.47 points to 20,899.24. WELLINGTON - The New Zealand share market took another breather ... |
| | | ... oil giant Petrobras topped the list of individual company holdings followed by Samsung Electronics in South Korea, China Mobile and Taiwan Semiconductor. While Brazil and South Africa were identified for their good work on ESG, survey participants said ... |
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