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Glencore Scraps Dividend, Raises Cash to Cut Debt
Glencore Scraps Dividend, Raises Cash to Cut Debt
MBK Partners Clinches Deal for Tesco’s Korean Operations
MBK Partners Clinches Deal for Tesco’s Korean Operations
Toshiba Slashes Earnings for Past Seven Years
Toshiba Slashes Earnings for Past Seven Years
Google Pursuing a Return to China
Google Pursuing a Return to China
Canadian Utility Emera to Buy Teco Energy for $6.5 Billion
Canadian Utility Emera to Buy Teco Energy for $6.5 Billion
Restrictions on Airborne Shipments of Lithium Batteries Gain Support
Restrictions on Airborne Shipments of Lithium Batteries Gain Support
Rail Executives to Address Investor Concerns
Rail Executives to Address Investor Concerns
Startups Dash Into Hot Data-Storage Sector
Startups Dash Into Hot Data-Storage Sector
Restyled Vans Find a Bigger Market
Restyled Vans Find a Bigger Market
Wal-Mart Tests ‘Upskilling’
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Wal-Mart Tests ‘Upskilling’
Chinese Companies Share Investors’ Pain
Chinese Companies Share Investors’ Pain

Li Ka-shing’s Moves on China Reveal Good Timing

Hong Kong tycoon has been trimming his reliance on the world’s second-largest economy

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HONG KONG—As investors around the world fret over China’s economic tremors, Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing has less reason to press the panic button: he has been quietly accelerating moves to cut his reliance on the world’s second-largest economy.

Mr. Li, nicknamed Superman in Hong Kong for the business acumen that made him one of Asia’s richest men, has been trimming his property portfolio in China since 2011. He has also sold off...

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