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'Cable Cowboy' Malone weighs his next move in Europe
LONDON: A generation after "Cable Cowboy" John Malone transformed the pay-TV sector in the United States, he is back in the spotlight - this time in Europe, where he is plotting a role in the consolidation of the British telecoms market.
Standard Chartered begins fightback on Iran allegations
WASHINGTON/LONDON: Cowboy local regulator or the exposer of lax federal bureaucrats? That's the key question being asked about New York banking regulator Benjamin Lawsky after his explosive charge that London's Standard Chartered bank abetted US$250 billion of money-laundering transactions with Iran.
US ships 'instant ranch' to Russian grasslands
BILLINGS, Montana: Cowboys, quarter-horses and 1,434 purebred beef cattle - just add grasslands, and you've got a transplanted Montana ranch.
The importance of branding
Brand changes are related to the expertise of management, the firm's strategic goals and market targeting activities, the branding activities of other firms, the sophistication of consumers, the level of involvement in the product category, the stage of the product life cycle and the development of branding in the relevant product category.
How Singapore's currency club fell apart
SINGAPORE: Mukesh Kumar Chhaganlal said he tried to warn his manager at UBS AG about the "increasingly unrealistic" currency rates being set last year for the Indonesian rupiah against the dollar.
Making PE forays in S-E Asia
Navis Capital Partners was founded in 1998 to make private equity (PE) investments in buyouts, recapitalisation and financial restructuring in Asia, particularly in enterprises with a strong or developing presence in South-East Asia, Australia and Hong Kong. Since its founding, Navis has made over 80 controlling investments, with 50 exits so far.
Record year for US unicorns
UNICORNS like Uber, Lyft and Slack may have had disappointing IPOs, but US venture capital firms gave birth to a record number of unicorns in 2019.
2020 and beyond - the good, bad and ugly
THIS year must be one of the toughest in living memory. In one year, more than 300,000 people died from coronavirus in the United States, more than the number killed in four years of her involvement in the Second World War.
Scaling down regulations
A STATEMENT from the two capital market regulators – the Securities Commission (SC) and Bursa Malaysia – has taken the market by surprise.
