Alex Frew McMillan is a journalist who writes for TheStreet and Institutional Real Estate, Inc. He covers a wide range of topics, including stocks, real estate, and market trends. With a focus on Asian markets, Alex provides insights and analysis on the latest developments in the financial world.
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Alex Frew Mcmillan's coverage focuses on finance and investment analysis, with a significant emphasis on stock performance, market trends, and economic developments in Asia. He is likely to be receptive to pitches providing expert insights into stock performance, market analysis, and economic trends in the Asian region.
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By: Alex Frew Mcmillan
The drinks company Kweichow Moutai is the largest listing in Shanghai but has seen intense selling in its shares and a rapid decline in the price of its premium brand.
Political pressure in both Washington and Beijing has pushed fast-fashion unicorn to seek shelter in Britain.
Softbank founder Masayoshi Son drew on his memories of friendship with Steve Jobs to find a fresh calling.
By: Alex Frew McMillan
The episode has bubbled back to the surface, with the Indian securities regulator going after the short seller who sparked a US$153 billion selloff in the conglomerate.
Unlike U.S. markets, the rally in Japan is broad-based. But the weak yen is complicating the economic picture.
By: Alex Frew Mcmillan
The world’s largest chip foundry, with almost two-thirds of the market, is seeing its shares rise as it warns supply for top-flight chips will be tight into next year.
Presidential candidate Donald Trump says Taiwan, which has a US$20 billion backlog of U.S. weapons on order, should pay protection money to the United States.
By: Alex Frew Mcmillan
Markets have fallen in India today due to budget changes that impact investors, but deeper declines in China cause greater concern.
Watch the direction of this indicator more than chip stocks for clues to the Nikkei’s future.
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