Korea’s dominant messaging firm Kakao is back raising funds after its games business, a standalone unit that is headed for an IPO, pulled in $130 million (140 billion KRW) from Tencent and a ...

SEOUL (Reuters) - Chinese tech giant Tencent and South Korea's biggest chat operator Kakao Corp are among five bidders shortlisted to buy South Korean gaming firm Nexon, the Korea Economic Daily ...

SHANGHAI :Tencent said reports that it is studying deals for Nexon and Kakao's mobility unit are untrue.The Korea Economic Daily reported on Wednesday that Tencent was interested in buying a 40 ...

Nexon is a step closer to finding a buyer after it shortlisted five bidders including Chinese publishing giant Tencent and South Korean games company and chat app outfit Kakao.. The Korea Economic ...

South Korea's Kakao Corp isn't close to Tencent in terms of size, but there is common ground in both the foundations on which its business is built - KakaoTalk, ...

Given the power of Kakao in Korea and LINE in Japan, the big news in China is, when will Tencent's similar mobile messaging platform WeChat launch its game platform?. With over 400 million subscribers ...

Kakao has been working with Tencent and Bluehole to launch PUBG in China. Additionally, it plans to help launch Actozsoft's Dragon Nest in the first quarter of 2018.

Investing.com -- Chinese technology giant Tencent is looking to acquire approximately 40% stake in Kakao’s mobility unit from financial investors, according to a report from Korea Economic Daily.

Regarding the related reports, Kakao Mobility and Nexon Group's holding company NXE (NXC) did not provide any specific response. Meanwhile, Tencent's subsidiary Tencent Music Entertainment (TME ...

Chinese tech giant Tencent and South Korea's biggest chat operator Kakao Corp are among five bidders shortlisted to buy South Korean gaming firm Nexon, the Korea Economic Daily newspaper reported ...