Bloomberg Business

US audit officials have started a fresh round of inspections of New York-listed Chinese companies in recent weeks as tensions mount between the world’s two largest economies.

Japanese manufacturing giant Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. agreed to acquire a US-based data-center service provider, as part of its plan to expand its business and help decarbonize electricity-guzzling facilities.

China Resources Holdings Co. has selected banks for the Hong Kong initial public offering of its bottled water unit that could raise about $1 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

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A fund that beat 99% of its peers this year says small Korean suppliers of chip materials and equipment offer richer pickings than memory chip giants.

Sales of Square Enix Holdings Co.’s new Final Fantasy game tumbled during the second week after its release, a sign of continued weak momentum in the video game publisher’s biggest titles.

Twitter has settled with a former employee who US labor board prosecutors concluded was illegally punished for protesting its return-to-office mandate.

PT Nusantara Sejahtera Raya, the operator of Indonesia’s largest movie theater chain Cinema XXI, seeks up to 2.4 trillion rupiah ($159.4 million) in an initial public offering to expand operations.

New Zealand is looking to private investors to potentially finance long-term conservation projects and protect threatened native species through a biodiversity credit scheme.

China is on course to see a record number of stocks being delisted from its exchanges this year as new rules introduced to improve the quality of listed companies snare an ever greater number of victims.