Let them [superiors in Beijing] know you have recruited one in the police department,” Angwang told one of the Chinese government officials, prosecutors say. ( read original story …)
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HSBC Holdings plc (NYSE: HSBC) shares dropped more than 6% on Monday following reports the bank was involved in large-scale money laundering over a period of nearly two decades.Investors in HSBC and t … (…
Surrogate Cares for Baby Months After Giving Birth as COVID-19 Keeps Parents in China
Emily Chrislip and her husband Brandon initially agreed to care for the baby for a maximum of four weeks but it has now been over four months … ( read original story …)
World leaders mark UN at 75, challenged by COVID-19, US, China tensions
World leaders came together, virtually, on Monday (Sep 21) to mark the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, as the deadly coronavirus pandemic … ( read original story …)
N.Y.P.D. Officer Is Accused of Spying on Tibetans for China
Prosecutors said the officer told Chinese consulate officials that he could provide sensitive information about the internal operations of the Police Department. ( read original story …)
HSBC sinks to lowest level since April 2009 on concerns about Beijing punishment, investigative report
Fuelling the sell-off was a weekend report by the Global Times, a tabloid owned by the Chinese Communist Party, that HSBC may be sanctioned by Beijing for assisting the US in the investigations into ……
Week In Review: Zai Lab To Raise Up To $845 Million In Hong Kong IPO
Zai Lab of Shanghai is conducting a Hong Kong IPO that is expected to raise up to $845 million, offering 12.3% of the company’s expanded number of shares. ( read original story …)
Coronavirus pandemic likely ‘could have been prevented’ if China, WHO acted differently, report says
The coronavirus pandemic likely “could have been prevented” if the Chinese government acted more transparently and the World Health Organization wasn’t “complicit in the spread and normalization” of … ( read original story …)
Global push to strip Beijing of Winter Olympics
The founder of a global coalition of MPs is pushing for the International Olympic Committee to reconsider Beijing’s hosting of the 2022 Winter Games. ( read original story …)
New York City police officer arrested on charge of acting as illegal agent for China
A New York City police officer was arrested on a federal criminal complaint charging him with acting as an illegal agent of China. ( read original story …)
Appeasing China Won’t Cool the Earth
A President Biden would face pressure from climate hawks … ( read original story …)
President Trump says China must cede control of TikTok or he ‘won’t make the deal.’
President Trump said on Monday that he would not approve a deal for TikTok if its Chinese owner did not fully sell its interest in the product, a move that would scuttle an arrangement that…
China Unicom reports August operational statistics
China Unicom (NYSE:CHU) reports August mobile billing subscribers of 308.668M vs. 309.554M in July. Net loss of mobile billing subscribers for the month was 0.886M, Cumulative net loss for the … ( read original story…
