Hong Kong reported record low voter turnout in its legislative election on Sunday in what some viewed as a protest against electoral changes imposed by Beijing.
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The U.S. Pursued Professors Working With China. Cases Are Faltering.
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The titans of finance want you to think everything is fine in China, despite all the warning signs. Their double talk could wind up burning investors.
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The people’s choice? Beijing loyalists win Hong Kong elections.
On Sunday, supporters of China’s Communist Party won the majority of legislative seats in Hong Kong. The elections, which took place under new vetting procedures ensuring only “patriots” can run for …
Blockchain tech is the future
From being a Bitcoin platform, as conceived by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009, blockchain has come a long way to emerge as an encompassing innovative backbone technology to add value to businesses across …
