(Reuters) -Hindenburg Research on Tuesday disclosed a short position in Roblox, alleging that the gaming platform inflated metrics including user numbers, sending its shares down 7.5% in premarket trading.
HANOI : Vietnam 's real estate developer Kinhbac City said on Tuesday that its subsidiary has partnered with The Trump Organization to develop a US$1.5 billion golf course and hotel project in Vietnam 's Hung Yen province.
The project consists two 54-hole golf course systems, together with a network of hotels and resorts and a modern residential complex, the statement added. In mid-September, representatives from the Trump Organization visited the province and met Hung Yen authorities to discuss investment opportunities, according to the provincial administration.
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