YY Inc. ( YY) is a social platform in China that features live broadcasting. The overall company can be broken into the following sub-businesses: YY Live (56%), Online Dating (14%), Game Broadcasting ...

YY.com is in the business of interactive live streaming social media platform in a booming industry. Its share price has tripled this year as the market has come to recognize its consistent revenue ...

YY Live, YY's core business, has been ignored by most investors valuing YY. The core business continues to be very profitable and continues to grow. Hago, which is a fast growing social gaming ...

Baidu Inc. agreed to buy Joyy Inc.’s livestreaming business for China, a deal that will mark the search engine giant’s biggest foray into the fastest-growing arena of digital video. The company will ...

U.S.-based investment firm Muddy Waters has alleged massive fraud at YY.com, the Chinese live streaming arm of NASDAQ-listed JOYY. Earlier this week Chinese internet search giant Baidu proposed the ...

(RTTNews) - Baidu Inc. (BIDU) has terminated its $3.6 billion acquisition of JOYY Inc.'s (YY) China live-streaming business, citing unmet closing conditions as of the end of 2023. The conditions ...

One of China’s top live-streaming companies, YY, bought a stake and obtained the right to purchase a majority share in Bigo last June, and now the other shoe has dropped after YY fully acquired the ...

Baidu said on Monday it is acquiring Joyy’s live-streaming service YY Live in China for $3.6 billion in an all-cash deal as the Chinese internet giant makes a further push to diversify beyond its core ...

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Labaton Sucharow LLP, a nationally ranked and award winning investor rights law firm, announces it is developing a proprietary investigation concerning potential securities ...

U.S.-based investment firm Muddy Waters has alleged massive fraud at YY.com, the Chinese live streaming arm of NASDAQ-listed JOYY. Earlier this week Chinese internet search giant Baidu proposed the ...