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Alibaba, Tencent chairmen invest in China's Ping An Insurance

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The founders of Alibaba and Tencent were among a consortium of investors who purchased stakes in Ping An Insurance Group in a HK$36.5 billion ($4.7 billion) deal on Nov. 30.
马云、马化腾参与中国平安定向增发

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中国平安 周日定向增发，筹集资金365亿港元；阿里巴巴 创始人马云、腾讯 创始人马化腾参与投资。
小米携手京东等中国公司向美国Misfit投资4000万美元

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全球第三大智能手机厂商小米科技携手其他几家中国公司，对美国可穿戴设备初创企业Misfit投资4,000万美元，这是小米首次投资美国移动设备生产商。
Misfit Wearables raises $40 mln from Xiaomi, other Chinese firms

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Xiaomi Technology Co Ltd and other Chinese companies have joined a $40 million investment in U.S. wearables start-up Misfit, the first time the world's third-biggest smartphone manufacturer has taken a stake in a U.S. mobile-device maker.
ICBC to set up offshore yuan centre in Los Angeles

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China's Industrial and Commercial Bank (ICBC) signed a pact with the Los Angeles city government to promote cross-border yuan trade and set up an offshore renminbi centre in California, the bank said on Saturday.
工银美国将与洛杉矶市共同打造加州离岸人民币中心

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以资产计全球第一大银行--中国工商银行 表示，中国工商银行（美国）与洛杉矶市政府签署人民币合作备忘录，双方将进一步推动在跨境人民币业务领域的合作，共同打造加州离岸人民币中心。
Hon Hai, Innolux to invest $2.8 bln in Taiwan flat-panel plant

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Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, will partner with flat-panel maker Innolux Corp in investing T$86.8 billion ($2.8 billion) in a panel-producing plant in Taiwan, the firms said.
Xiaomi invests $300 mln in online video firm iQiyi

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Xiaomi Technology Co Ltd has made $300 million investment in online video provider iQiyi.
China, Myanmar 'sign $7.8 bln of deals'

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China and Myanmar have signed deals worth $7.8 billion for energy, agriculture, telecommunications, infrastructure and finance during Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to the Southeast Asian country, state media reported on Saturday.
China 'to create bank to fund New Silk Road'

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China plans to establish a new bank to fund development of the "New Silk Road," pouring billions of dollars into projects to revive intercontinental land routes and maritime links through central Asia, state media reported Thursday.