News Highlights: Top Equities Stories of the Day
02 December 2015 - 6:15AM
Dow Jones News
Alibaba Could Face Tax Hit If It Buys Back Yahoo's Stake
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. could face a tax hit if it decides to
pursue buying back Yahoo Inc.'s 15% stake in the Chinese e-commerce
giant, analysts said. (published 0519 GMT)
Amtrak's Losses Widen in Fiscal 2015
Amtrak said Wednesday its adjusted operating losses in fiscal
2015 widened to $306.5 million from the previous year's loss of
$230 million, which was its lowest in four decades. (published 0500
GMT)
Sandmartin Plans to Raise Stake in Satellite Television Operator in Dubai
Sandmartin International Holdings Ltd. is in initial talks to
raise its stake in a satellite television operator in Dubai.
(published 0433 GMT)
FAA Downgrades Safety Rating of Thailand Aviation Industry
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has downgraded the
safety rating of Thailand's aviation industry, which could disrupt
Thai airlines' international operations and hurt segments of the
country's vast tourism industry. (published 0433 GMT)
Santos Launches Retail Offer Shortfall Bookbuild
Santos Ltd. has launched an offer for about 585 million
Australian dollars in new shares not taken up by shareholders in
the retail leg of the energy company's A$2.5 billion equity
raising. (published 0348 GMT)
Top Hong Kong Regulator Peter Pang Referred Son for J.P. Morgan Internship
A top official at a Hong Kong regulator investigating J.P.
Morgan Chase & Co.'s Asian hiring program is listed in an
internal J.P. Morgan document as having referred his son for an
internship there. (published 0243 GMT)
Yahoo Board to Weigh Potential Sale of Internet Business -- 2nd Update
Yahoo Inc.'s board is planning a series of meetings this week to
consider selling off the company's flagging Internet businesses and
how to make the most of its valuable stake in Chinese e-commerce
powerhouse Alibaba Holding Group Ltd. (published 0151 GMT)
Metro Pacific Secures PHP16.5 Bln Loans for Projects
Metro Pacific Investments Corp. said Wednesday it secured loans
from two local banks totaling 16.5 billion pesos to finance various
projects and for other corporate purposes. (published 0150 GMT)
Fittec International Group Sells China Base Group HK$535.3 Mln Worth of Shares
Fittec International Group Ltd. said after trading hours Tuesday
that it will sell China Base Group a majority of its issued share
capital and that China Base Group must make a mandatory cash offer
for the remaining shares it does not own. (published 0142 GMT)
British Oil-Deals Maven John Browne Returns to the Field
One of the energy industry's best-known deal makers is quietly
making a comeback, even as oil prices continue to slump. (published
0142 GMT)
SEC Steps Up Probe of Pre-IPO Share Trading
Federal securities regulators are intensifying a broad
investigation into trading of pre-IPO shares, zeroing in on
companies that help technology-firm employees and others resell
their shares. (published 0138 GMT)
Innovative Pharmaceutical Biotech: Issues HK$600 Mln of New Shares
Innovative Pharmaceutical Biotech Ltd. said before trading hours
Wednesday it would issue shares worth 600 million Hong Kong dollars
to Ming Travel International Travel Investment Holdings Ltd. to
raise funds. (published 0129 GMT)
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
December 02, 2015 01:00 ET (06:00 GMT)
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