Scott Murdoch is an Asia Capital Markets Correspondent for Reuters. With a focus on national news in Canada, Scott's work has been featured in various publications such as The Globe and Mail, Yahoo Finance, and The Japan Times. He covers a wide range of topics including finance, mergers and acquisitions, and global market trends.
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By: Scott Murdoch, Selena Li
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By: Scott Murdoch, Xie Yu, Clare Jim
By Scott Murdoch, Xie Yu and Clare Jim SYDNEY/Hong Kong, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Restructuring experts from Alvarez & Marsal will rely on China
By: Scott Murdoch, Lewis Jackson
The Australian Competition Tribunal gave the go-ahead after the competition and consumer commission rejected ANZ's bid for Suncorp assets
By: Scott Murdoch Rae Wee Scott Murdoch
SYDNEY/SINGAPORE, March 14 (Reuters) - Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) (STEL.SI) , opens new tab shares fell more than 1% on Thursday in
By: Scott Murdoch, Scott Murdoch
SYDNEY, March 19 (Reuters) - Australia's Macquarie Group (MQG.AX) , opens new tab and Canada's Public Sector Pension Investment Board are starting
By: Shivangi, Scott Murdoch
(Reuters) -Australian shipbuilder Austal said on Tuesday it had rejected an A$1.02 billion ($661.9 million) takeover offer from South Korea's Hanwha Ocean as it was unlikely to be approved by Australian and U.S. regulators due to the sensitivity of its operations. The West Australia-based firm said it had received a bid at A$2.825 per share, representing a premium of 28.4% to Austal's last closing price. Austal signed an initial agreement with the Australian government in November which would see the company being selected as a strategic shipbuilder.
By: Scott Murdoch Joyce Lee, Scott Murdoch
About 5.25 million shares in Samsung Electronics are being offered in a block deal worth up to $330 million, according to a term sheet seen by Reuters on Monday.
By: Scott Murdoch
Shares in Chinese tea shop chain Sichuan Baicha Baidao Industrial fell more than 20 per cent on Tuesday in its Hong Kong trading debut.
By: Melanie Burton, Scott Murdoch
MELBOURNE/LONDON (Reuters) -BHP Group said on Thursday it had made a $38.8 billion bid for Anglo American, proposing a deal that would create the world's biggest copper miner and sending its smaller rival's shares sharply higher. BHP said it will offer Anglo's shareholders 25.08 pounds per share, a premium of 31%, and carve out the London-listed group's iron ore and platinum assets in South Africa, where the world's largest listed miner has no assets. Anglo, which owns mines in countries including Chile, South Africa, Brazil and Australia, said it was reviewing the unsolicited, non-binding and highly conditional proposal.
By: Scott Murdoch, Melanie Burton
BHP is weighing up its next move after its initial takeover proposal for its smaller competitor was rejected by Anglo last week
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