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After Trump threats, Hong Kong firm says it will sell stake in Panama Canal ports
Hong Kong’s ‘superman’ billionaire and the battle over the Panama Canal
The company founded by 96-year-old Li Ka-shing is caught up in Donald Trump’s complaints about China’s influence
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Li Ka-shing’s CK Hutchison: a look at Hong Kong firm after port sale in Panama
Starblanket - of the Mistawasis First Nation, an Indigenous nation from Saskatchewan, Canada - is under a five-year supervision order. More than a third of Canadians under such orders are Indigenous.
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WISH-TV on MSNGas prices expected to fall following OPEC's output announcementHere is a look at Wednesday’s business headlines with Jeff Vaughn, where he discusses Nike launching its new blue suede shoes and gas prices falling. BlackRock to acquire two ports serving Panama Canal Global investment firm BlackRock has agreed to acquire two ports serving the Panama Canal from Hong Kong’s C.
A Hong Kong-based company announced Tuesday that it would sell its stake in two ports on the Panama Canal to a U.S.-led consortium, apparently responding to threats from President
The flash sale of a Hong Kong-owned global ports business highlights geopolitical volatility, executives and analysts said.
An aerial view shows cargo vessels docked at Balboa Port, operated by Panama Ports Company, at the Panama Canal, in Panama City, Panama, February 1, 2025. REUTERS/Enea Lebrun//File Photo HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's edge as a financial hub will erode further as the city becomes embroiled in China-U.
An investor group backed by BlackRock agreed to buy a majority stake in the Hong Kong subsidiary that runs ports along either side of the Panama Canal, giving a U.S.
Hutchison subsidiary PPC has for decades run ports on the Pacific and Atlantic ends of the interoceanic waterway.
including a 90 per cent stake in the Balboa and Cristobal docks at either end of the Panama Canal. Hutchison will retain control of its docks in China, including in Hong Kong. In a congressional ...
A Hong Kong-based conglomerate has agreed to sell its controlling stake in a subsidiary that operates ports near the Panama Canal to a consortium including BlackRock Inc., effectively putting the port
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