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Guangzhou Metro Security Guard Posts X-ray Images of Passengers' Adult Toys - What's on Weibo
Gender issues, privacy awareness, and complaints by commuters about time-consuming regular security checks at Chinese subway stations – on May 7, these widely-discussed issues in today’s China all came together in a Weibo post that soon went viral. A screenshot posted to a group chat by a security guard nicknamed ‘Crush’ showed X-ray images of bags and suitcases of commuters, in which adult toys can be discerned.
Profits Tax Exemption For Private Equity Funds In Hong Kong - Corporate/Commercial Law - Hong Kong
Hong Kong: Profits Tax Exemption For Private Equity Funds In Hong Kong 05 May 2021 by Daniel Tang and Bobby Fung Withers LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In recent years, Hong Kong has been stepping up in its efforts to become a leading asset and wealth management hub in Asia.
The Rise of Facial Recognition in China's Real Estate Market | What's on Weibo
Chinese tech superhero Jack Ma has become a hot topic on international social media this month since he has been missing in action for weeks, while Alibaba is facing an anti-monopoly investigation. Ma seems to have fallen out of favor, not just with authorities but also with many Chinese web users. This month, the alleged ‘disappearance’ of Alibaba founder Jack Ma made headlines in various English-language media, from Reuters to CNN and the Financial Times.
Tuber App That Promised Access to Blocked Sites in China Gone Within a Day
Trump’s TikTok and WeChat bans have been all the talk over the past weeks. These are the main viewpoints on the issue as recently discussed on Chinese social media. News of US President Trump signing executive orders on August 6th to prohibit transactions with TikTok and WeChat parent companies Bytedance and Tencent remains a hot topic of discussion on social media.
Offshore Structure With Online Operations In Hong Kong In The Digital Age – Walking A Thin Line? - Wealth Management - Hong Kong
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Hong Kong To Launch Limited Partnership Funds To Boost PE/VC Sectors
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. To boost its position as a leading center for wealth and asset management, Hong Kong is legislating for limited partnership as a new form of legal vehicle funds that are comparable to more established offshore jurisdictions. With the available exemption from profits tax, this new legal form will benefit private equity and venture funds that operate from Hong Kong. What Do You Need To Form A LP Fund?
Does The Epidemic Constitute A 'Force Majeure' Event In Hong Kong? If So, What Are The Consequences?
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"Invincible Wuhan Man": Coronavirus Patient Reading Political Book Goes Viral | What's on Weibo
First published June 12 2019 George Orwell’s classic Nineteen Eighty-Four turned seventy this week. For a country that is labeled ‘Orwellian’ so often, it is perhaps surprising that the modern classic, describing a nightmarish totalitarian state, is well-read within the People’s Republic of China and is not banned from its bookstores.
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