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Tencent, Guillemot Family Said to Consider Buyout of Ubisoft After Market Value Dips
After Ubisoft lost more than half its market value this year, Tencent Holdings and Ubisoft Entertainment SA’s founding Guillemot family are considering a potential buyout. The Chinese tech company and Guillemot Brothers have been speaking with advisers to help explore ways to stabilise Ubisoft and bolster its value.
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Tencent Expands Video Streaming in Asia With Iflix Acquisition
Tencent said Thursday it had bought some assets of struggling Asian streaming service Iflix, in a major expansion of its online video presence in the region.
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Tencent Shares Jump After Chinese Regulators Approve New Games
Tencent, Asia's biggest listed firm by market value, has been reeling from increased scrutiny of online gaming amid calls to tackle child addiction in the world's largest gaming market.
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Tencent Announces a Restructuring Plan as Challenges Rise
The reshuffle comes as Tencent Holdings, which has seen a hefty fall in market value this year, is facing fresh criticism from analysts and investors unnerved by regulatory roadblocks.
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Tencent Under Pressure to Step Up Its Game as Regulatory Restrictions Bite
Tencent Holdings, which has lost some $200 billion in market value this year, is facing fresh criticism from analysts and investors unnerved by regulatory roadblocks.
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Spotify and Tencent Music to Buy Stakes in Each Other
The deal will help Spotify, a music streaming leader in Europe and North America, and China-focused Tencent Music, to increase exposure to each other's core markets.
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China's Tencent Overtakes Facebook In Market Value
A second stock connection with mainland China which opened late last year has allowed even more money to flow onto the semi-autonomous city's exchange.
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Alibaba pushes into social networking with Weibo investment
E-commerce company Alibaba Group has bought an 18 per cent stake in its micro-blogging service Weibo for about $586 million, valuing Weibo at more than $3 billion, reported China's largest internet portal and media website Sina Corp.
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Tencent, Guillemot Family Said to Consider Buyout of Ubisoft After Market Value Dips
After Ubisoft lost more than half its market value this year, Tencent Holdings and Ubisoft Entertainment SA’s founding Guillemot family are considering a potential buyout. The Chinese tech company and Guillemot Brothers have been speaking with advisers to help explore ways to stabilise Ubisoft and bolster its value.
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Tencent Expands Video Streaming in Asia With Iflix Acquisition
Tencent said Thursday it had bought some assets of struggling Asian streaming service Iflix, in a major expansion of its online video presence in the region.
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Tencent Shares Jump After Chinese Regulators Approve New Games
Tencent, Asia's biggest listed firm by market value, has been reeling from increased scrutiny of online gaming amid calls to tackle child addiction in the world's largest gaming market.
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Tencent Announces a Restructuring Plan as Challenges Rise
The reshuffle comes as Tencent Holdings, which has seen a hefty fall in market value this year, is facing fresh criticism from analysts and investors unnerved by regulatory roadblocks.
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Tencent Under Pressure to Step Up Its Game as Regulatory Restrictions Bite
Tencent Holdings, which has lost some $200 billion in market value this year, is facing fresh criticism from analysts and investors unnerved by regulatory roadblocks.
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Spotify and Tencent Music to Buy Stakes in Each Other
The deal will help Spotify, a music streaming leader in Europe and North America, and China-focused Tencent Music, to increase exposure to each other's core markets.
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China's Tencent Overtakes Facebook In Market Value
A second stock connection with mainland China which opened late last year has allowed even more money to flow onto the semi-autonomous city's exchange.
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Alibaba pushes into social networking with Weibo investment
E-commerce company Alibaba Group has bought an 18 per cent stake in its micro-blogging service Weibo for about $586 million, valuing Weibo at more than $3 billion, reported China's largest internet portal and media website Sina Corp.
