Vodafone Weighs Move as U.K. Seeks to Reassure Investors -- Update 

As British politicians attempted Tuesday to reassure investors and businesspeople about the economics effects of a Brexit, one of Britain's biggest corporate giants said it may move its headquarters out of the country because of the vote. (published 0032 GMT)

 
 
Huajun Holdings: Loss for Year Ended March at HK$30.0 Mln Vs. HK$277.2 Mln Profit a Year Ago 

Huajun Holdings Ltd. announced a loss for the year ended March of 30 million Hong Kong dollars, compared with a profit of HK$277.2 million the year earlier. (published 0058 GMT)

 
 
Far East Hotels & Entertainment Net Loss for Year Ended March HK$10.5 Mln 

Far East Hotels & Entertainment Ltd. said after trading hours Tuesday that it had booked a smaller net loss for the year ended March compared to a year earlier, and that revenue suffered due to the poor performance of its Hong Kong and China hotels. (published 0042 GMT)

 
 
Noodles Reports Payment Card Information May Have Been Stolen in Data Breach 

Noodles & Co. on Tuesday warned it had found malicious software at payment terminals that may have allowed criminals to steal credit and debit card information from customers over a roughly four-month period. (published 0042 GMT)

 
 
Goldin Properties Holdings Net Profit for Year Ended March HK$546.6 Mln 

Goldin Properties Holdings Ltd. said Tuesday that revenue for the year ended March rose but net profit declined. (published 0027 GMT)

 
 
Vocus Communications Buys Networks from Nextgen for $597M 

Vocus Communications Ltd. has agreed to buy fiber optic cable owner Nextgen Networks and the North West Cable System development project for an upfront payment of 807 million Australian dollars . (published 0024 GMT)

 
 
Sincere Watch: Net Loss for Year Ended March at HK$143.5 Mln 

Luxury watch vendor Sincere Watch Ltd. said it swung to a net loss and booked lower revenue for the year ended March on the back of weak performance in Hong Kong. (published 0018 GMT)

 
 
China Zhongwang Holdings: Cheung Lap Kei Resigns as CFO and Kot Man Tat Appointed CFO 

China Zhongwang Holdings Ltd. said after trading hours Tuesday that Cheung Lap Kei has resigned as chief financial officer of the company. (published 0008 GMT)

 
 
Kaisa Group Holdings: Still in Discussions With Creditors Over Shenzhen Property to Sell 

Chinese real-estate developer Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd. said in a statement after trading hours Tuesday it was still in discussions with creditors to proceed with the sale of its Shenzhen Dapeng Kaisa Peninsula Resort. (published 2356 GMT Tuesday)

 
 
Iluka Resources Names Wesfarmers Executive as CEO 

Australian miner Iluka Resources Ltd. named Wesfarmers Ltd. executive Tom O'Leary as its next managing director and said he will replace longstanding boss David Robb from September. (published 2353 GMT Tuesday)

 
 
Lifestyle International Holdings Says Lau Luen Hung Resigns as CEO 

Lifestyle International Holdings Ltd., which operates department stores including Sogo in Hong Kong, said after trading hours Tuesday that Lau Luen Hung has resigned as chief executive officer but remains chairman of the company. (published 2344 GMT Tuesday)

 
 
Caltex Australia Expects Fall in First-Half Profit 

Caltex Australia Ltd. forecast a fall in first-half earnings, partly due to a drop in refiner margins even as production jumped. (published 2333 GMT Tuesday)

 
 
Honeywell CEO Cote to Step Down in March -- 3rd Update 

Dave Cote will step down as chief executive of Honeywell International Inc. at the end of March, ending a 14-year tenure during which he revived the fortunes of the industrial conglomerate. (published 2315 GMT Tuesday)

 
 
 

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