Sogou completes privatization deal and announces merger with Tencent

Sina Technology News reported in the early morning of September 24, Beijing time. On September 23, EST, Sogou (NYSE: SOGO) issued an announcement announcing the completion of the merger with Tencent. After the merger is completed, Sogou will become an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Tencent Holdings and will complete its delisting. This is also the first time Sogou has revealed further details of the merger since the China General Administration of Market Regulation unconditionally approved Tencent Holdings Co., Ltd.'s acquisition of Sogou's shares on July 13 of this year. According to the announcement, based on Sogou, THL A21 Limited (THL), and Titan SuperNova Limite

新浪科技Sep 24, 2021 05:41

External market headlines: Wall Street is concerned about the deceleration signal of the September FOMC meeting

The main headlines that global financial media paid close attention to last night and this morning were: 1. The Jackson Hole annual meeting was only an appetizer Wall Street paid more attention to the September FOMC meeting deceleration signal 2. Allianz Chief Economic Adviser: US stocks are unlikely to experience a sharp correction before the end of the year 3. The growth rate of the US service industry and manufacturing industry slowed to an eight-month low in August 4. The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and Biontech was fully approved by the US FDA 5. The chip shortage situation will worsen as Malaysia is hit by the epidemic 6, and interest rates built by the Federal Reserve are hit one by one by one due to the spread of US dollar liquidity Crash Jack Sunhall's annual meeting is just an appetizer

新浪財經Aug 24, 2021 05:35

US oil ended six consecutive declines: but the market was confused after the peak European and American tourist season was about to end

Original title: U.S. oil ends six consecutive declines: But as the peak European and American tourist season comes to an end, the market is in disarray. Yingwei Financial Investing.com — At noon trading in the Asian market on Friday, oil prices stabilized. There was a sharp drop of 4% on the previous trading day, hitting a three-month low. Demand for crude oil has been negatively affected by restrictions triggered by the rise in the number of confirmed cases worldwide. Since this week, oil prices have dropped 6% cumulatively. At the same time, since the Fed is likely to start reducing its asset size later this year, the US dollar has risen to a nine-and-a-half-month high. Risk appetite has declined, which has also dragged down oil prices. Bank of Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) commodity analysts stated in a report

英為財情InvestingAug 20, 2021 14:29