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Multibillion-Dollar High Tech, Energy Deals Add to Resurgence of M&A in Q4
The deals highlight two early-week, multibillion-dollar deals in the high tech and energy sectors as M&A work continues to grow in the latter part of the year, hoping to course-correct a rocky spring.
Asia Pacific M&A Activity Drops in First Half of 2020, Hitting Seven-Year Low
Indian firms AZB & Partners and Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas took the top two spots in Mergermarket's legal adviser rankings, while Weil Gotshal & Manges, Davis Polk & Wardwell, and Herbert Smith Freehills took third, fourth and fifth place.
Michael Jordan Scores Again in China, but Battle Goes on
The basketball legend scored another win against a Chinese sportswear company in China but his legal battle against the company isn't over.
Fangda Partners Co-Founder to Join Alibaba-Affiliated Ant Financial as General Counsel
Jonathan Zhou is leaving the firm, which he helped build from scratch and put on the map, after 25 years.
The 2019 Asia 50: Indigenous Firms Are Expanding as Globals Pull Back
Top firms in Korea and India have expanded by leaps and bounds, raising their numbers by more than 65% since 2011, when the Asia 50 survey debuted.
The China 45 Are Growing Rapidly—and Not Just the Elites
Together, the 45 highest-grossing Chinese law firms reported $8.7 billion in global revenue in 2018, up a staggering 17.1% from 2017.
As Hong Kong's IPO Market Stalls, Shearman & Sterling Revises Its Strategy
The Wall Street firm that was reliant on IPOs in Hong Kong is now focusing more on mergers and acquisitions.
Am Law 100 Firms Lead on $1.4B Chinese Health Care Deal
Winston, Simpson Thacher, Kirkland, Cleary, Paul Hastings and Hughes Hubbard are on a New York-listed blank-check company's acquisition of a Chinese hospital operator.
Why Do Some Australian Firms Shun Tie-Ups and Prefer to Go It Alone?
A host of Australian firms have merged with Big Law and Magic Circle firms in recent years. But some firms argue they are better off remaining independent.
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