asahi held an almost 20% stake in tsingtao and it is selling it for almost i billion 20% stake in tsingtaoalmosti billion us dollars. this deal gives fusan access to wealthy chinese consumers. fusan has been centring its investment portfolio around what it calls wealth, health and happiness industries, which provide goods and services for chinese middle class families. what is important as well for fusan international is that it wa nts to for fusan international is that it wants to buy back a time—honoured chinese rand, back from the japanese. —— brand. so there will definitely be more investment from fusan into tsingtao, and being the second biggest brewer in china, they may just try to become the second biggest brewer in china, they mayjust try to become the largest brewing company on the mainland. thank you. i had no idea it was such a big market. we will go back to guy, hopefully we have sorted out oui’ guy, hopefully we have sorted out our technical problems. we were trying to talk to you about whether oi’ trying to talk to you about whether or not today's outcome will have any real b

tsingtao, the japanese brewer aside he dumping at stake. they are up almost 7% today.a: pro-independence parties have won back control of catalonia and handed the prime minister of historic defeat in yesterday's regional elections. separatist groups claimed 70 seats in the 135 member assembly. theas -- it restores majority they lost previously. addressed, president supporters from brussels. >> the catalan republic beat the spanish monarchy. the most important thing now is to start a dialogue because that's the only thing the prime minister never tried. if they follow the wishes of the catalan people, we will find a solution. maria joins us from barcelona. this was meant to reset catalan politics and be able to move things forward. -- rajoyuggesting this suggesting is in the higher the crisis. how is this parliament going to function? >> we are back at square one. if you look at the results, the pro-independence parties to claim theged most votes and seats. they wanted to keep control of the parliament and they manage to do so. they are probably going to go back to the

asahi selling its stake in ofna, tsingtao, for millions dollars.and subaru, after investigations of fake mileage data. nissan declaring leadership changes. rising for the first time in two weeks, after its earnings updates. a look at sydni under pressure. rising afterrces they agreed to their $430 million takeover. movers, as of the you mentioned. thank you, sophie kamaruddin. the votes are in. congressional republicans having passed the biggest overall in u.s. tax code since reagan was in the white house. president trump and the gop celebrating with the speech. pres. trump: we will bring at least $4 trillion back into this country, money that was frozen overseas and in parts of the world, and some of them don't even like us, and they had the money. they will not have the money long. betty: all that is left is the signature. joining us, our capitol hill reporter, laura davidson. is the president going to put the pen to paper? laura: that will not happen until january 3, 2018. the reason is, every step of this bill is a technical issue to deal with.

tsingtao buried rising in hong kong. lenovo leading gains. chinese autos gaining ground. that is the hang seng this friday. rishaad: thank you, sophie kamaruddin. let's take a look at spain. woneparatist parties have the separatist election in catalonia, heading a resounding defeat to mariano rajoy. they took 70 of the 135 seats in the assembly. party puigdemont's exceeded its own expectations. took less thanar 10% of the vote in its regional hometown. >> the catalan republic beat the spanish monarchy. the most important thing is to start a dialogue. that is the only thing mr. rajoy never tried. they have to launch a political solution. we will find a solution. >> of corruption case that held narendra modi to power in india has been thrown out. by judge in new delhi acquitted all the accused of graft with a licenses in 2008. prosecutors said the cheating cost the state nearly $5 billion. modi has consolidated his power by cap -- capitalizing on corruption claims. one of korea's biggest companies faces a court ruling. a judge in seoul will wrap up the year-long trial, on c