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Prudential first entered the Malaysian market in 1924 and formalised a joint venture with Detik Ria in 2002 to comply with ...
A Gareth Bale-led consortium continues to remain interested in buying Welsh giants Cardiff City from current owner Vincent ...
Gareth Bale has confirmed that his consortium has submitted multiple offers to acquire Cardiff, which the club’s current ...
The British insurer has been embroiled in a legal dispute with a powerful set of Malaysian shareholders in a local joint ...
Vincent Tan sacked popular manager Malky Mackay midway through the season. This ramped up the protests against Tan and contributed to numerous media outlets labeling him THE WORST OWNER IN SPORTS.
Just a few days ago, Cardiff City chairman Vincent Tan issued Malky Mackay an ultimatum: quit or be fired. Now, Tan says that’s not longer the case. With Mackay refusing to back down from his position ...
Vincent Tan is the owner of Cardiff City F.C., a team based out of Wales that plays in the Premier League. Cardiff City fans do not like Vincent Tan, who is from Malaysia and made his billions ...
Vincent Tan has experienced very few happy moments with Cardiff supporters. We have finally arrived, as we can officially discuss the man of the hour: Cardiff's Vincent Tan.
We always knew Cardiff owner Vincent Tan was a little eccentric due to his football-shirt-over-suit combos, but the Malaysian businessman is raising eyebrows in Wales for his decision ...
Owner Vincent Tan has been at the heart of Cardiff's controversial rebrand from blue to red in 2012, with the Malaysian businessman believing the colour would bring good fortune.
Seven Convenience, the company that runs all of the 7-Eleven convenience stores in Malaysia, has deferred its $250 million initial public offering ahead of the New Year lull, likely until March.
The Malaysian Securities Commission this week rebuffed billionaire Vincent Tan’s bid to raise $250 million through an IPO of Seven Convenience. The company runs 1,500 convenience stores in the ...