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Mr Jan Craps, chief executive of Budweiser Brewing APAC, in Hong Kong at the start of this month. Anheuser-Busch InBev said the Asia unit will not be going public as planned due to "prevailing market conditions".

AB InBev's IPO suspension a blow to HK bourse

In February, Virgin Galactic took a step closer to its goal of suborbital flights for space tourists when its rocket plane soared to the edge of space with a test passenger for the first time. A 90-minute flight, which allows passengers to experience

Branson's Virgin Galactic to launch IPO by year end

Above: Mr Adam Neumann, co-founder and chief executive of WeWork, which has helped pioneer "co-working" or shared desk space. Right: New York-based WeWork's outlet at Suntec City Tower 5. PHOTO: WEWORK

WeWork 'looking to raise billions in debt ahead of IPO'

WeWork looking to raise US$3b to US$4b in debt ahead of IPO: Source

Thanks to a franchise model, Miniso is expanding swiftly too, with more than 3,500 outlets in about 80 countries and regions, adding more at a rate of 80 to 100 shops every month. Volume is important, given low margins, and the group targets 10,000 s

Miniso aims to mimic Muji, not just in feel but IPO value too

Company Briefs: OCBC

Listings by Eagle Hospitality Trust and ARA US Hospitality Trust helped the SGX to secure 10th place in the global rankings, says professional services firm EY. ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE

Singapore bourse ranks 10th globally by IPO proceeds in Q2

SGX in 10th spot globally by IPO proceeds for Q2: EY

Company Briefs: Top Glove

Bali United players training in Bali yesterday. Some of the team's new shareholders are its supporters, who snapped up nearly a third of the shares, primarily in small holdings.

Bali United scores on stock market debut