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Henry Ren

London

Equities Reporter at Bloomberg News

I cover tech, media and telecom stocks and Chinese markets @business. Alum of @Tsinghua_uni + @MedillSchool. Proud Shanghai native.

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  • 3 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Lisa Pham |Henry Ren

    London’s bid to revive its shrinking stock market has faced a series of setbacks in recent weeks, with companies shifting listings and IPO plans from the market. Money transfer company Wise Plc unveiled a plan on Thursday morning to move its primary listing to the US, just after Cobalt Holdings Plc gave up on its plans to raise about $230 million in an initial public offering the evening before it was due to start trading.

  • 3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Lisa Pham |Henry Ren

    London’s bid to revive its shrinking stock market has faced a series of setbacks in recent weeks, with companies shifting listings and IPO plans from the market. Money transfer company Wise Plc unveiled a plan on Thursday morning to move its primary listing to the US, just after Cobalt Holdings Plc gave up on its plans to raise about $230 million in an initial public offering the evening before it was due to start trading.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro |Lisa Pham |Henry Ren

    Stock price information at the London Stock Exchange. (Bloomberg) -- London’s bid to revive its shrinking stock market has faced a series of setbacks in recent weeks, with companies shifting listings and IPO plans from the market. Money transfer company Wise Plc unveiled a plan on Thursday morning to move its primary listing to the US, just after Cobalt Holdings Plc gave up on its plans to raise about $230 million in an initial public offering the evening before it was due to start trading.

  • 4 weeks ago | fortune.com | Henry Ren |Sangmi Cha

    NetEase Inc. shares are closing in on their first new all-time high in over four years, as a wave of youthful consumerism adds to a host of positives for China’s game stocks. Hong Kong-listed shares of the company behind hits like Eggy Party are now less than 3% away from their 2021 record. The stock ranks among the top gainers this year on indexes of Chinese tech and global game companies. Chinese gamemakers are benefiting as younger consumers snap up creature comforts in a slowing economy.

  • 4 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Henry Ren |Sangmi Cha

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Henry Ren @GufengRen
4 Dec 24

RT @CharlotteYTYang: China’s major technology stocks have been left behind in this year’s global frenzy over artificial intelligence https:…

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Henry Ren @GufengRen
17 Jul 24

RT @CharlotteYTYang: Chinese stocks have been among the world’s worst performers over the past year, but they are beating their major peers…

Henry Ren
Henry Ren @GufengRen
13 Feb 24

RT @Matt_Turnerr: No. And it's not even close. China's entire stock market is *actually* worth $8.4 trillion. Nvidia is at $1.7 trillion.…