News Source: The New York Times
| 25 days ago
Twenty-eight companies were listed to inaugurate ChiNext, a side board of the Shenzhen exchange that is modeled on the Nasdaq stock market in the United States, with its large share of technology companies. The shares can be bought only by mainland...
News Source: Asia Times Online
| 25 days ago
The world's newest stock exchange opened with a bang in China on Friday, with money flooding in to drive up the price of all 28 companies listed on the ChiNext board, based in the southern city of Shenzhen. Trading in all the stocks was halted at...
News Source: BBC
| 25 days ago
The ChiNext stock market is designed to attract financing for small to medium sized enterprises. The 28 listed companies are almost all privately owned outfits, in contrast with the state-owned firms that dominate China's main stock market...Trading...
News Source: Belleville News-Democrat
| 25 days ago
A new Chinese stock exchange meant to nurture small and high-tech enterprises, modeled on the U.S.-based Nasdaq market, started trading Friday and all 28 listed companies soared in price. Huayi Brothers Media Corp., one of China's top movie studios,...
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| 26 days ago
The bubbly open to a market that hopes to turn local start-up firms into budding Microsofts or Intels, stirred concerns about speculative froth, but analysts said circuit-breakers would curb excesses while a steady supply of new shares would help...
News Source: Xinhuanet.com
| 26 days ago
All 28 stocks on China's new Nasdaq-style market for small and medium-sized companies had been temporarily suspended within the first two hours of trading on its opening day Friday. The stocks on the ChiNext exchange in Shenzhen, Guangdong...