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Interspecies quorum sensing signals modulate multicellular organization and enhance contact-dependent antagonism in Vibrio cholerae

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By Mollie Virgo, Hannah Painter, Songlin Xue, Harry-luke O McClelland, Serge Mostowy, Brian Ho
| Nature Verified
Abstract Spatial organization within bacterial communities plays a critical role in mediating cell-cell interactions and determining microbial fitness. During infection, Vibrio cholerae undergoes dynamic restructuring of its spatial organization, forming monospecific aggregates thought to enhance survival in the face of the host immune system.
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By Brian Ho
| opoint.com
4 The  Directors  (including  the  independent  non-executive  Directors)  are  of  the  view  that  the transactions  contemplated  under  the  Framework  Tenancy  Agreement  are  (i)  on  normal commercial terms or better and in the ordinary and usual course of business of the Group; (ii) the  terms  (including  the  annual  caps)  are  fair  and  reasonable;  and  (iii)  entering  into  those transactions are in the interests of the Company and the Shareholders as a whole.
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Activating Board Diversity: Ownership Logics and Corporate Sustainability Performance in Hong Kong's Real Estate Sector

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By Brian Ho, Roger Levermore
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Asian corporations face a fundamental governance paradox. Whilst driving approximately 60% of global GDP growth (IMF 2024) and attracting $11–13 trillion in projected ESG investment by 2025 (GSIA 2022), their concentrated ownership structures systematically constrain the activation of board diversity for sustainability outcomes. Over 67% of East Asian firms remain family-controlled (Claessens et al. 2000), whilst 61% of China's largest companies are state-owned (PIIE 2023).
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