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As seen in: CNBC, South China Morning Post
CNBC Anchor | 7-Time Winner Asian Television Awards | Emerging Asia, Politics, Economics, Military, Markets | On The Road Reportage
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One of the world’s biggest private market investors expands Asia push — betting on early-stage China deals and domestic demand Original

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By Lee Ying Shan , Martin Soong , Chery Kang
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People walk in a shopping mall in the Sanlitun area in Beijing, China, on April 4, 2025. Kevin Frayer | Getty Images News | Getty Images EQT, one of the largest private market investors in the world, is doubling down on Asia, calling the region a big growth engine and home to some of the most compelling opportunities across private equity and infrastructure.
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The future of exchanges: Global capital flows in the age of Trump, tariffs and trade wars Original

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By Martin Soong 
| CNBC
ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via Email The future of exchanges: Global capital flows in the age of Trump, tariffs and trade wars CNBC’s Martin Soong hosts a roundtable in Singapore with stock exchange leaders from around the world to discuss how U.S. exceptionalism is reshaping global capital flows.
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What's Next at Nissan?

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By Martin Soong 
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ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via Email What's Next at Nissan? While Nissan was an early entrant into EVs by launching the Leaf in 2010, the Japanese automaker has not yet captured much of the electric auto market. However, that may be set to change.
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