Pop Mart's stock has dropped 40% since August as interest in Labubu figurines wanes, raising concerns about its market position.

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AsiaOneJapanshipbuildershares jump on merger report - GlobalPostGlobalPostShares in Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Mitsui Engineering&Shipbuildingsurged on Monday morning following a report that theshipbuildinggiants are starting merger talks. By the morning break, Mitsui Engineering was up 13.60 percent to 192...Japaneseshipbuildingmerger in works?Marine Log2 major Japaneseshipbuilderstalk merger - AsiaOne.comAsiaOneJapaneseShipbuildersDiscuss Business IntegrationMarineLinkAsahi Shimbun -Financial Timesall 19 news articles »

Shares in Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding surged on Monday morning following a report that the shipbuilding giants are starting merger talks.

DJIBOUTI?s government has decided to sieze or 'nationalise' shares held by the Port of Djibouti (PDSA) in the Doraleh Container Terminal (DCT), it said in a statement, in the latest twist in a dispute dating back to at least 2012, Reuters reports