Builder Lai Sun Seeks to Sell 50% Stake in Hong Kong's CCB Tower
Lai Sun has held talks with potential buyers, including China Construction Bank Corp., which owns the other half of the building in Hong Kong's Central business district, the people said, asking not to be identified as the matter is private. The Chinese bank hasn't expressed interest in acquiring the stake, the people added.
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