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Hong Kong Protests Go Global, Roiling China’s Fractured Diaspora
Melbourne-based public health student Edwin Kwong is thousands of miles from Hong Kong, but he said his life has changed since his hometown descended into near-constant protest 11 weeks ago.
China Wireless Carriers Soar on Savings From 5G Cost-Share Plan
China’s big three wireless carriers soared after China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd. Chairman Wang Xiaochu said his company was close to an agreement to share resources for building a 5G network.
Trump Says ‘Hong Kong Is Not Helping’ in Trade War With China (Published 2019)
President Trump made his most extensive comments yet on Hong Kong’s protest movement, and suggested that its fate be tied to a trade deal.
Hong Kong protests: Trump offers to meet with China's Xi to resolve crisis | CNN
United States President Donald Trump has suggested that China should deal with protests in Hong Kong "humanely" before making a trade deal with the US.
Citic Joins Chinese State Firms Boycotting Cathay Pacific
Another Chinese state-run company told employees to avoid taking Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. flights, adding to the pressure on Hong Kong’s dominant carrier after its workers took part in anti-Beijing protests.
'Frightened, angry and exhausted': Hong Kong protesters apologise for airport violence
Protest group asks for understanding after clashes in which a reporter and policeman were attacked
Opinion | The Battle for Hong Kong Is Being Fought in Sydney and Vancouver (Published 2019)
How Beijing is weaponizing social media in its fight to crush the Hong Kong protests.
Protests show no sign of foreign interference Hong Kong police say, contradicting Beijing
Mass protests that have besieged Hong Kong all summer show no signs of foreign influence or interference, according to the city’s police force, signalling a split between Beijing and the police.
China Is Waging a Disinformation War Against Hong Kong Protesters (Published 2019)
In recent days, China has unleashed a barrage of manipulated news meant to undermine the demonstrators and stir up nationalist sentiment.
China’s Online Army Shows Foreign Brands Who’s in Charge
China’s most powerful weapon as geopolitical storm clouds gather may not be tariffs or riot police, but ordinary consumers at their keyboards.
China's tech firms to post slower June-quarter growth on sagging...
(Reuters) - China's top technology, e-commerce and consumer electronic firms are set to report a sharp slowdown in revenue growth for the June quarter, as a bruising trade war with the United States weighed on the Chinese economy and hurt consumer spending.
At Jaishankar’s Beijing meet, China proposes expansion of Mansarovar yatra
The announcements about the new cultural initiatives were made by external affairs minister, S Jaishankar and state councilor and foreign minister, Wang Yi, at the end of day-long talks.
Fashion firms apologise for implying Taiwan and Hong Kong separate from China
Coach and Givenchy among brands criticised on Chinese social media as Hong Kong protests fan nationalism
Hong Kong protests: brutal undercover police tactics spark outcry
Footage of helmeted protesters suddenly making arrests causes concern after weekend of intense clashes
Chinese State-Run Firms Tell Workers Not to Fly Cathay Pacific
Chinese state-run companies have told employees to avoid taking Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. flights, according to people familiar with the matter, widening the fallout for Hong Kong’s dominant air carrier after workers took part in anti-Beijing protests and strikes.
Cathay Pacific says it could fire staff who support Hong Kong protests | CNN Business
Starting on Saturday, employees of Cathay Pacific risk suspension if they participate in the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. The company announced the new rule Saturday, in response to an action by the Civil Aviation Administration of China.
Cathay Pacific, Icon of Hong Kong’s Rise, Now Reflects China’s Grip (Published 2019)
The airline agreed to bar employees who support or join protests from working on flights to mainland China, though it didn’t say how they would be identified.
Beijing’s new weapon to muffle Hong Kong protests: fake news
China’s media used to ignore the turmoil. Now the state is waging a campaign that could pave the way for intervention
Smart home tech makes inroads into China's emerging elderly care market
Charging elderly clients just 1 yuan or about 15 cents a day, little-known Lanchuang Network Technology Corp has embarked on one of the most ambitious undertakings in aged care by a private sector firm in China.
Hong Kong Catholics call for peaceful solution to unrest
Hundreds of Hong Kong Catholics marched through the city’s central business district. They demand full withdrawal of the controversial extradition bill, independent investigation into…
