Month: March 2022
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 19, 2022
Why I Won’t Walk Away From Hong Kong
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If you had asked me when I was 18 what I thought of Hong Kong, I would have told you that I was ambivalent. Hong Kong was a place where I just happened to find myself. It was the chaotic streets where dripping water from air conditioners was always sliding down my hair, where the
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 17, 2022
GRAPHIC-Overseas investors turn net sellers of Chinese shares in March
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March 17 (Reuters) – Overseas investors have been heavy sellers of Chinese shares this month as a surge in COVID-19 cases on the mainland and possible reprisal for China’s ties with Russia darken the outlook for the market. The risk of a possible delisting of Chinese companies from U.S. exchanges has also prompted selling of
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 15, 2022
Chinese virus cases climb, raise threat of trade disruption
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BEIJING — Chinese authorities on Tuesday tightened anti-virus controls at ports, raising the risk of trade disruptions after some auto and electronics factories shut down as the government fights coronavirus outbreaks. Stock prices in China and Hong Kong sank for a second day following the shutdown on Monday of Shenzhen, a tech and finance hub
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 13, 2022
Chinese Tech Shares Down, SEC Names First Firms to Face Audit Demands By Investing.com
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© Reuters By Gina Lee Investing.com – Chinese tech shares fell on Friday, alongside their U.S. counterparts, as fresh regulatory concerns added to an already volatile market. These concerns stem from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s identification of five Chinese firms that could be subject to delisting if they failed to comply with
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 11, 2022
SEC-targeted Chinese companies slump; Yum China warns of 2024 delisting risk
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Shares of Chinese companies flagged for possible delisting in the U.S. slid in Hong Kong and Shanghai trading Friday, a move that analysts said highlighted geopolitical tensions but would have little immediate impact on the companies’ operations. In Hong Kong afternoon trading, fast-food-chain operator Yum China Holdings Inc. YUMC, -10.94% slumped 8.2%, on track for
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 7, 2022
From Pork Chop To Chicken Chop, Where To Get The Best Western Food In Singapore
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© Provided by Augustman best western food stalls in Singapore Western food is a pretty broad term that probably wouldn’t fly in newer joints here in Singapore these days. It’s almost akin to lumping cuisines like Chinese, Korean, Thai and Indian into one broad spectrum that is Asian food — to say we’d be quite
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 5, 2022
Stranded Chinese Run Gauntlet In Ukraine
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Cao never imagined his holiday in eastern Europe would involve hunkering down in a bomb shelter as Russian shells thudded outside near the devastated Ukrainian city of Chernihiv. The 25-year-old, one of about 6,000 Chinese nationals who were in Ukraine when war broke out, described feeling helpless and abandoned after essentially being told by China’s
Written by Linda D. MohlerMarch 1, 2022
No, bad leftovers didn’t cause teen’s life-threatening infection, amputations
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Enlarge / A metal ladle is used to serve takeout Chinese food from a plastic container, Lafayette, California, December 25, 2021. Medical experts are calling out a rotten batch of news articles that wrongly claimed spoiled leftover Chinese food caused a teen to develop a life-threatening infection within hours, which led to the amputation of