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Shanghai hedge fund manager Li Bei says she learned quickly that the low-volatility approach to investing behind the rise of Bridgewater Associates was doomed in China for a startup like hers.

British technology company Dyson Ltd. plans to hire 450 people globally, with more than half the recruits in its headquarters in Singapore.

ValueMax says it expects to raise some $41.7 million through a one-for-five rights issue to shareholders.

Livingstone has successfully completed its strategic review under the leadership of CEO Wilson Tay and the senior management.

Jack Ma’s Ant Group Co. will drastically revamp its business, bowing to demands from Chinese authorities that want to rein in the country’s fast-growing Internet giants.

The Chinese government has fined technology giant Alibaba Group RMB18.2 billion yuan ($3.73 billion), according to a statement posted on the website of China’s State Administration for Market Regul

Nanofilm Technologies International has exercised an option to purchase the property located at 11 Tai Seng Drive, Singapore for a consideration of $30.38 million.

Alset International, formerly known as Singapore eDevelopment, has entered into a securities purchase agreement on April 5, through its 99.72%-owned subsidiary, GigWorld.

Australia’s Canva Inc.

Foreign investors are using the selloff in Malaysian glove makers to return to last year’s stock market stars.