India
The value-focused Indian e-commerce company’s shares popped 46% on listing last week.
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India Digest: Dugar Finance; PowerUp Money in funding news
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Australian retirement fund ART to buy $576m stake in Westfield Sydney mall
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US bars approvals of new models of China's DJI, other foreign drones
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China jails Zhongzhi Enterprise's ex-chairman for illegally taking public funds
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Amova Asset Management takes controlling stake in Malaysia’s AHAM Capital
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Greater China
This move underscores Alibaba’s strategy to consolidate under the Taobao banner.
World
Suddenly, Netflix has become the thing it disrupted—a mainstream studio.
The company’s shares will debut on the bourse on Dec. 11.
Meituan warned that it would likely remain in the red in Q4 2025 as well.
Roles tied to AI and cloud computing will largely be protected, sources told Reuters.
In 10M 2025 e-commerce startups closed six megadeals that raised $1.3b.
The new fund has attracted commitments from STO Express and several insurance firms.
Rest of Asia
The would mark another step in Mubadala’s exit from Turkey.
Singapore
Shopee leverages its Brazilian operations to fuel a comeback across Latin America.
