『中国の天津市で起きた大規模爆発事故で、地元当局は15日の記者会見で、死者が85人になったと発表した。なお721人が入院しており、このうち重体・重傷が計58人。一部の中国メディアは20人近い行方不明者がいると伝えており、被害はさらに増える可能性がある。』
被害が大きくなっているが、未だ原因物質を発表していない。カーバイドなどと憶測されているが、クレーターができるほどにはならない。
準備金はもう3分の1 外貨準備は底が見えてきた。
ソロスは中国投資を引き上げたそうですよ。
Soros has ditched most of his Alibaba stock
AFP
Aug. 15, 2015, 6:52 AM 5,352
George Soros
San Francisco (AFP) - American billionaire George Soros's fund has sold most of its stake in the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, according to regulatory filings.
In its quarterly statement to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Soros Funds Management said that as of June 30, it had sold all but nearly 60,000 Alibaba shares, valued at $4.88 million.
At the end of March, the fund still had 4.4 million shares valued at nearly $370 million.
Similarly, the Tiger Global Management investment fund reduced its stake in the Chinese group from 6.7 million shares at the end of March to just 93,494 shares three months later, filings show.
Alibaba reached historic highs in November, two months after its initial public offering on Wall Street but it has since lost 37 percent of its value.
The group's latest quarterly results, published this week, showed a more pronounced slowdown than expected in sales growth, disappointing Wall Street.
The two largest shareholders of Alibaba are still Japan's SoftBank (31.75 percent at the end of 2014) and Yahoo (15.27 percent).
Founded by Jack Ma in 1999, Alibaba is China's biggest e-commerce company but is seeking to expand beyond its traditional business.
The Chinese company and Amazon are considered competitors in some areas, but unlike the US firm which makes its own e-book reader, Alibaba has no products of its own and simply provides a trading platform.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/afp-george-soros-sells-off-most-of-his-alibaba-stocks-2015-8#ixzz3j2CiUqLc
被害が大きくなっているが、未だ原因物質を発表していない。カーバイドなどと憶測されているが、クレーターができるほどにはならない。
準備金はもう3分の1 外貨準備は底が見えてきた。
ソロスは中国投資を引き上げたそうですよ。
Soros has ditched most of his Alibaba stock
AFP
Aug. 15, 2015, 6:52 AM 5,352
George Soros
San Francisco (AFP) - American billionaire George Soros's fund has sold most of its stake in the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, according to regulatory filings.
In its quarterly statement to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Soros Funds Management said that as of June 30, it had sold all but nearly 60,000 Alibaba shares, valued at $4.88 million.
At the end of March, the fund still had 4.4 million shares valued at nearly $370 million.
Similarly, the Tiger Global Management investment fund reduced its stake in the Chinese group from 6.7 million shares at the end of March to just 93,494 shares three months later, filings show.
Alibaba reached historic highs in November, two months after its initial public offering on Wall Street but it has since lost 37 percent of its value.
The group's latest quarterly results, published this week, showed a more pronounced slowdown than expected in sales growth, disappointing Wall Street.
The two largest shareholders of Alibaba are still Japan's SoftBank (31.75 percent at the end of 2014) and Yahoo (15.27 percent).
Founded by Jack Ma in 1999, Alibaba is China's biggest e-commerce company but is seeking to expand beyond its traditional business.
The Chinese company and Amazon are considered competitors in some areas, but unlike the US firm which makes its own e-book reader, Alibaba has no products of its own and simply provides a trading platform.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/afp-george-soros-sells-off-most-of-his-alibaba-stocks-2015-8#ixzz3j2CiUqLc
