China is holding off on its plans to impose the controversial anti-sanctions law on Hong Kong that had unnerved foreign companies, the financial industry and their legal advisers.
October 06, 2021 at 12:03 PM
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China has shelved plans to impose the controversial anti-sanctions law on Hong Kong that has alarmed the entire financial sector and lawyers in the city.
Citing the Hong Kong-based online news portal HK01, Bloomberg reported that China will not impose the anti-sanctions law on Hong Kong anytime soon.
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