Dave Sebastian

A Chinese tech founder sold HK$863 million ($110 million) of shares in his company to pay taxes, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest response to a crackdown by Asia’s biggest economy targeting billions in offshore wealth.

(Bloomberg) -- A Morgan Stanley staffer accidentally leaked an internal document listing more than 100 investment-banking deals the firm is pitching

The employee based in Hong Kong accidently emailed a document detailing more than 100 investment-banking deals the bank is working on.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump declined Tehran's proposal for a seven-day ceasefire and expects to resume bombing Iran after the U.S. midterm elections in November, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Two drones targeting Riyadh and a ballistic missile aimed at Khamis Mushait were intercepted as hopes of easing US-Iran tensions dimmed, Bloomberg and WSJ reported.

Chey Tae-won, the billionaire behind memory chipmaker SK Hynix Inc., is selling 944 billion won ($700 million) worth of shares in the conglomerate SK Inc., amid what is set to be among South Korea’s most expensive divorces.

Indonesia’s richest tycoons are set to lose more than $6 billion in a single day as the threat of exclusion from major global indexes highlights mounting concerns over the country’s appeal to international investors.

Eight of the nation’s richest tycoons could see their offshore wealth exposed as officials begin enforcing tax policies.

The richest people behind some of Indonesia’s biggest companies have collectively lost nearly $57 billion since index compiler MSCI Inc. warned of a possible downgrade of the nation’s equity market in January, leading to a dramatic stock selloff.

A dispute involving a Chinese technology firm at the center of a deal-rigging probe is pulling back the curtain on the sometimes murky details of dealmaking around Hong Kong initial public offerings, just as regulators mount a historic crackdown on suspected market distortions.