BREAKINGVIEWS-CK Hutchison deal is test of Chinese hospitality: podcast
By Aimee Donnellan, Una Galani
LONDON/HONG KONG, May 1 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Follow on Appleor Spotify. Listen on the Reuters app. Read the episode transcript.
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The Li clan is facing political hurdles as it tries to offload the docks business to BlackRock for $23 billion. In this Viewsroom podcast, Breakingviews columnists explain why China objects, and why it might create bigger problems for inward investment.
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FURTHER READING
CK Hutch ports sale can be good for Beijing too
Larry Fink shows his momentum-trade stripes
The Li’s brinkmanship with Beijing will be messy
China Cosco may be shipping war's first casualty
Ports deal puts China’s investment case to test
CK Hutchison is stuck as a geopolitical pawn
Panama deal puts CK Hutchison in a sea change
BlackRock gets bargain berth in Panama trade storm
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