TOKYO (Reuters) -A $39 billion Canadian takeover bid for 7-Eleven's owner indicates a shift in Japan's corporate governance and has left CEOs nervous that their companies could be next, the head of drinks giant Suntory Holdings said on Wednesday. Seven & i's response in rejecting the bid by Alimentation Couche-Tard also revealed companies are no longer simply rebuffing foreign offers...

TOKYO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Japan's Seven & i ( SVNDF ) responded fairly by saying a takeover offer from Canada's Couche-Tard was too low, Suntory Holdings chief executive Takeshi Niinami said on Wednesday. The offer for the operator of 7-Eleven convenience stores has made Japanese chief executives nervous about potential overseas takeovers, said Niinami in a Reuters NEXT Newsmaker...

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SHANGHAI/BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Zhongzhi Enterprise Group, a former leader of China's shadow banking sector that declared insolvency last year, used aggressive and potentially illegal sales practices to sustain its operations as it lurched toward collapse, according to records reviewed by Reuters and eight people with direct knowledge of the matter. China's years-long property boom had propelled Beijing-headquartered Zhongzhi to...