Analysis
Japan is making the first major overhaul to its foreign investment screening law since 2019.
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Japan's greater oversight of foreign investments unlikely to interrupt M&A boom
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Bain's Manappuram deal delayed due to Indian regulatory concerns
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Chinese automaker Xpeng touts AI pivot in face of fierce competition
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China to investigate market competition among food delivery platforms
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India: Bharat Coking Coal IPO fully subscribed on first day of bidding
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Policy & Regulations
Bain announced its planned investment in the gold loan firm last March.
Automakers, for example, are creating robots to automate warehouse and factory tasks.
The move aims to ensure fair and orderly competition.
IPOs & Markets
Coal India is selling all the shares on offer, which equates to a 10% stake.
Singapore
George Raymond Zage III, Sentient Enablers Holdings, and EDBI also invested.
Greater China
The so-called AI tiger raised $620 million in its IPO to fund research and development.
World
Losses are up from $1 billion in the first quarter.
Vietnam
The joint venture will focus on building a secure and scalable blockchain infrastructure.
Singapore-based infrastructure investor makes $250-million equity commitment.
