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SK Hynix draws heavy demand as $28 billion U.S. ADR offering nears pricing

SK Hynix draws heavy demand as $28 billion U.S. ADR offering nears pricing

SK Hynix's planned $28 billion American depositary receipt (ADR) sale has seen demand multiple times greater than the shares on offer, with roughly 1,000 institutions participating in the company roadshow. The offering, which would be the largest U.S. listing by a foreign company, will price on Thursday and begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select…

Daihen Shares Slide After Goldman Sachs Downgrade, Momentum Falters

Daihen Shares Slide After Goldman Sachs Downgrade, Momentum Falters

Daihen shares fell sharply after Goldman Sachs downgraded the stock from Buy to Neutral and lowered its price target. The bank said recent gains had largely priced in upside and questioned whether semiconductor-related power-supply sales would drive further valuation expansion. The downgrade came as momentum faded and Tokyo's tech-heavy market expe…

Regional Bank Shares Slide After Zentoshin Bankruptcy Exposes Loan Losses

Regional Bank Shares Slide After Zentoshin Bankruptcy Exposes Loan Losses

Japanese regional bank equities weakened sharply this week as several lenders disclosed loan exposures to Zentoshin, an Osaka-based payments processor that filed for bankruptcy with about 125.9 billion yen in liabilities. The announcements prompted steep declines in some stocks and prompted banks to make provisions against possible defaults.

BHP Port Hedland workforce to stage eight-hour stop work on July 16

BHP Port Hedland workforce to stage eight-hour stop work on July 16

Workers at BHP's Port Hedland operations in Western Australia have given notice of an eight-hour work stoppage scheduled for July 16. The action, called by the Combined Ports Unions after six months of unsuccessful bargaining over a four-year labour deal, is expected to interrupt roughly A$120 million ($83.16 million) of iron ore revenue for the da…

Latin American Governments and U.S. Steelmakers Seek Carve-Outs from Proposed Forced-Labor Tariffs

Latin American Governments and U.S. Steelmakers Seek Carve-Outs from Proposed Forced-Labor Tariffs

Ministers and trade officials from Mexico, Peru, Guatemala and Ecuador told U.S. Trade Representative hearings that they have laws and processes to combat forced labor and asked to be excluded from new 10% to 12.5% tariffs aimed at penalizing weak enforcement. At the same hearings, steel industry groups requested exemptions for imported pig iron, w…

China's engineering ascent reshapes global automakers' R&D strategies

China's engineering ascent reshapes global automakers' R&D strategies

Several legacy automakers are shifting significant research and development responsibilities to China, where local engineering centres are producing technology now being adopted beyond the Chinese market. General Motors' new Buick Electra E7 and the Xiao Yao platform developed at SAIC-GM's PATAC in Shanghai exemplify the trend, and other groups inc…

Streaming Platforms and Broadcasters Vie for $2B U.S. Rights to 2030 and 2034 FIFA World Cups

Streaming Platforms and Broadcasters Vie for $2B U.S. Rights to 2030 and 2034 FIFA World Cups

Major streaming services and legacy media companies are preparing to bid for U.S. broadcast rights to the 2030 and 2034 FIFA World Cups, with executives budgeting as much as $1.5 billion to $2 billion per tournament. FIFA plans to offer English- and Spanish-language U.S. rights as a single combined package, a shift that could limit participation by…