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China s Crackdown on Big Tech Will Last for a While, BlackRock Says Here s What They re Buying Instead

China s Crackdown on Big Tech Will Last for a While, BlackRock Says Here s What They re Buying Instead
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Prosus s $1 8 billion online learning acquisition fails to light up share price

Naspers subsidiary Prosus fell 2.5 percent on the JSE to R1 424.33 yesterday in spite of announcing a $1.8 billion (R24.4bn) deal to acquire the online learning company Stack Overflow.

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Americans Won t Be Banned From Investing in Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu — Update

Provided by Dow Jones By Jing Yang, Dawn Lim and Gordon Lubold The U.S. government is expected to let Americans continue to invest in Chinese technology giants Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Baidu Inc., after weighing the firms alleged ties to China s military against the potential economic impact of banning them. New York-listed Alibaba and Baidu, and Hong Kong-listed Tencent, were among a dozen companies being examined for inclusion in a Defense Department list of firms deemed to support China s military, intelligence and security services, according to people familiar with the matter. U.S. investors have until November to divest their holdings of any firm on the list.

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