Headlines • Will Anti-Tycoon Mood Affect Hong Kong Trial? • Appleby Gets Shanghai Practice License • Aussie Firms on $6.6 Billion Toll Road Deal • Davis Polk Advises CNOOC on $4 Billion Bond Issue • Linklaters on $1 Billion OCBC Bond Issue • Google Lawyer Details Defense Pact With Samsung Thomas and Raymond Kwok, two of Hong Kong's?and the world's?richest men, are going on trial May 8 for allegedly bribing a senior government official. It is the territory's largest corruption trial ever and it's taking place amid a rising tide of resentment toward the billionaire developers who dominate the Hong Kong economic landscape. Will anti-tycoon sentiment show up in the courtroom? Read More » The offshore firm opened an office in Shanghai in 2012 but previously only offered fiduciary services. Read More » A consortium led by Transurban Group, Australia's largest toll road operator, is buying regional competitor Queensland Motorways Ltd. Read More » The Chinese state-owned oil company will use the proceeds to repay funds borrowed to finance its $15.1 billion acquisition of Canada's energy company Nexen Inc. Read More » The Singaporean bank sold the 10-year bonds in order to raise money for general corporate purposes and to comply with new reserve requirements. Read More » Apple's trial team, led by Morrison & Foerster's Harold McElhinny, plays deposition testimony on Android indemnity agreement. Read More » |
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