It may not be the best time to launch an initial public offering in Hong Kong these days, but it surely is for political donations in this financial hub. Since June, when protests against the now-with ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-15
... ong Kong “may make appropriate arrangements with foreign states for reciprocal juridical assistance.” So Hong Kong was able to initiate the legislation, but China probably became involved at an early ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-15
... iers that may deter customers from switching lenders. Australia’s Big Four lenders dominate about 80 percent of the country’s A$1.7 trillion (US$1.15 trillion) residential mortgage market. They remain ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-14
... t noodles may be considered low-end in big cities, but as the rural sector continues to undergo urbanization, consumers from these villages and towns might be excited to try out instant noodles for a ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-14
... n members may grow and change over time, the design principle of Libra’s governance and technology, along with the open nature of this project ensures the Libra payment network will remain resilient.” ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-14
... deal. In May US officials accused China of walking away from a sweeping agreement that was nearly finished over a refusal to make changes to Chinese laws that would have ensured its enforceability. T ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-14
... es, which may result in more arrests and injuries. Cheung stressed several times that the current predicament can only be resolved by measures to stop violence, open dialogue and handle deep-seated co ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-11
... oes, they may not be able to speak out freely any more. Such concerns could foster more support for Trump, who is running for reelection next year, or encourage voters to prefer a more hawkish adminis ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-11
... ngress in May 2018 that rewrote parts of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law. That 2018 law ordered the Fed to reduce the burden on community and regional lenders, but progressive Democrats and c ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-11
... he police may be trying to scare security guards at other malls into letting police officers enter the premises whenever they wish to, Yueng believes. – Contact us at [email protected] TL/JC/RC ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-10
... since mid-May over US national security concerns and Washington has accused it of abetting spying, which the Chinese company has denied. The blacklisting banned Huawei from buying parts and components ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-10
... into 2019 may have been less strong than previously thought. -- Contact us at [email protected] RC ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-10
... he public may put them at risk as such information could be taken advantage of by people with malicious intent. It is said that such privacy concerns have discouraged some young political hopefuls fro ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-09
... ed that a May 2019 report from Human Rights Watch (HRW) on a surveillance app in Xinjiang had implicated Megvii’s Face++, but in a corrected and reissued report, HRW did not highlight Megvii’s name. - ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-09
... d it out, maybe for an hour, an hour or so, is not something that I could determine on my own, because it depends on the reception in Legco, especially among some non-pro-establishment members, and al ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-09
... e Duo but may swap it out for an 865 chip before launch in 2020, according to the Windows Central tech news platform. Microsoft could include 5G when the device launches in time for the Christmas holi ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-09
... . Al-Sisi may have ended the protests for now, but continued refusal to address grievances makes Egypt an accident waiting to happen. The demography of protesters in Iraq proves the point. The protest ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-09
Twitter said on Tuesday that email addresses and phone numbers uploaded by users to meet the social media firm's security requirements may have been ‘inadvertently’ used for advertising purposes. The ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-09
... d that GM may suffer a loss of US$50 million to US$100 million per day during the strike, which is also beginning to affect the automaker’s operations outside of the US, including in Mexico and Canada ...More
EJ Insight2019-10-09
