BEIJING—China’s biggest tech companies are conducting large-scale layoffs this year as they deal with an economic slowdown and Beijing’s regulatory pressure. Tencent Holdings Ltd. TCEHY
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NYS: COVID relief grants still available for firms, for-profit arts groups
The state still has about $300 million in grant funds to help small businesses and for-profit arts groups that were hit hard by the pandemic
Wall Street Firms See ‘the Next Huge Opportunity’ to Bet on Housing
Many Americans have seen their home equity soar, thanks to rising home values during the pandemic. A number of companies are looking to help those
Most firms that went public via SPAC ‘should be deemed uninvestable’ [Video]
Famed short-seller Carson Block raised the alarm on special purpose acquisition companies (SPAC) at the height of their activity, building his bets while warning retail
Private-Equity Firms’ Fintech Investing Opportunities in 2022
Venture investor F-Prime launched an index that tracks shares of public fintech names. Public fintechs beat the broader market over the past three years, but
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Firms with more female executives ‘perform better’
. . London-listed companies are more profitable when women make up more than one in three executive roles, according to new research. Listed firms where
COVID-19: ID startups say private firms mulling health passports
ID startups say they are seeing interest from private firms on how in-house health passport schemes could help them get employees safely back to work.
Stage specialist VC firms might lose to behemoths like Sequoia
A war is brewing between behemoth VC firms like Sequoia and smaller firms that primarily invest in seed and early-stage startups. Nikhil Basu Trivedi, the
Caution means mass return to work unlikely, say firms
. . Businesses remain cautious about the latest lockdown easing for England, and warn that any mass return to work immediately was unlikely. The British
Why US firms shouldn’t ‘freak out’ yet over Hong Kong
. . The future of American companies in Hong Kong has been thrown into doubt after Donald Trump signed an order to end preferential treatment.
