Morgan Stanley re-started the sale of its stake in China's first joint-venture investment bank, a deal that could fetch over $1 billion and would remove a major roadblock in the U.S. firm's effort to build a bigger presence in China. ...full story at WSJ
from WSJ on Wed, Nov 04 2009
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China Shop -Morgan »
YouTube video One of my favorites~
i've looked all over youtube for songs by Morgan, and couldn't find any. So i figured i should upload it myself so people can listen to this. :)
Album: And the moon was hungry
morgan website:
enjoy.
Lyrics:
This squalor that we... |
| 03 Jun 09 |
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CIC increases its stake in US bank » People's Daily China Investment Corp (CIC), the nation's $200 billion sovereign wealth fund, plans to spend $1.2 billion on buying 44.7 million shares of common stock in Morgan Stanley. Morgan Stanley, the sixth-largest US bank by assets, said last night it was... |
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CIC gives reference price for Morgan Stanley share purchase » People's Daily China Investment Corp. (CIC) said on Saturday the reference price for its stake in U.S.-based Morgan Stanley was fixed to range from 48.07 to 57.684 U.S. dollars per share. China's state-owned forex investment firm reached an agree ... |
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CIC Dips a Billion-Dollar Toe Back In U.S. Water » China Journal China Investment Corp.'s purchase of an additional $1.2 billion stake in Morgan Stanley is the Chinese sovereign wealth fund's first big public investment in a western bank since the global financial crisis worsened early last year. |
| 21 Dec 07 |
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Market, experts hail Morgan Stanley deal » People's Daily The international market sees it as a big business move and experts hail it as a deal in the right direction. China Investment Corp (CIC), the country's sovereign wealth fund, has injected $5 billion into Morgan Stanley within three mont ... |
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