China stocks sink on lending curbs

China's main share index fell by the most since 2008 after authorities cracked down on margin trading, where investors borrow cash to buy shares.

China's main index crashed. It had fallen 8%, with banking stocks among the worst-hit. It was that index where investors borrow cash to buy new shares. Now the investors can't get borrow new money for three months now, which is terrible for the economic in China, because the bought of shares are a main income, and shares can't be bought because the investors cannot borrow money to buy new shares.

When China's main index crashed, China couldn't do business with other countries. This affects globalization, because China is one of the countries with the biggest economies because of their population. Now China needs to find a new way to balance that icome which they normally have from the bought shares. This has to do with strategy, because they need for the next 3 months a new source of income.




 http://www.bbc.com/news/business-30875490

Shares in Li Ka-shing's firms soar

Shares in Li Ka-shing's firms soar on re-structuring plan.

Shares of property giant Cheung Kong Holdings, and investment holding firm Hutchison Whampoa, surged on Monday in Hong Kong after a restructuring announcement.

The richest person of Hong Kong anounced last friday about his two major firms. His shares in Honk Kong were as much as 14% in afternoon traing on monday, and Hutchison Whampoa's shares had surged more than 12%. Chung Kong owns both firms. The firms are "multi-national conglomerate" and is operating in more than 50 countries. 

 This has to do with globalisation, because the firms are multinational and they operate in more than 50 countries. This post is also about strategy, because his shares went up by 14% and 12%, which has something to with his strategy which worked.