The HKEX is going ahead with plans to let dual-class shareholding companies list in the city as it wants to attract technology companies and compete with the US. Photo: David Wong The HKEX is going ahead with plans to let dual-class shareholding companies list in the city as it wants to attract technology companies and compete with the US. Photo: David Wong
The HKEX is going ahead with plans to let dual-class shareholding companies list in the city as it wants to attract technology companies and compete with the US. Photo: David Wong
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Enoch Yiu
Enoch Yiu

Updated: 9:07pm, 3 Jul, 2018

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The HKEX is going ahead with plans to let dual-class shareholding companies list in the city as it wants to attract technology companies and compete with the US. Photo: David Wong The HKEX is going ahead with plans to let dual-class shareholding companies list in the city as it wants to attract technology companies and compete with the US. Photo: David Wong
The HKEX is going ahead with plans to let dual-class shareholding companies list in the city as it wants to attract technology companies and compete with the US. Photo: David Wong
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