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Britain's biggest bank HSBC is caught in US-China crossfire - Vimarsana News

Britain's biggest bank HSBC is caught in US-China crossfire

For years, HSBC Holdings Plc and Ping An Insurance Group Co enjoyed a cosy relationship, from the turns they took financially backing each other to the easy rapport between their influential chairmen.

'Not a businessman': Hong Kong's next chief faces test on economy | Coronavirus pandemic - Vimarsana News

'Not a businessman': Hong Kong's next chief faces test on economy | Coronavirus pandemic

John Lee to take over business hub as economy languishes after two years of political crackdowns and pandemic controls.

Beijing quiet as North Korea turns up the heat with missile tests | Military News - Vimarsana News

Beijing quiet as North Korea turns up the heat with missile tests | Military News

As North Korea test-fired a new tactical guided weapon last week under the supervision of Kim Jong Un, its closest ally Beijing barely seemed to raise

Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai is the face of NBA's uneasy China relationship - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai is the face of NBA's uneasy China relationship

Two and a half years after buying the Nets, the billionaire personifies the compromises embedded in the NBA-China relationship, which requires the league to do business with an authoritarian government -- and play by its rules.

Source: espn.com
Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai is the face of NBA's uneasy China relationship - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai is the face of NBA's uneasy China relationship

Two and a half years after buying the Nets, the billionaire personifies the compromises embedded in the NBA-China relationship, which requires the league to do business with an authoritarian government -- and play by its rules.

Source: espn.com