Regardless of what plans Li Ka-shing has, the criticism against him is not founded on good business principles. Photo: AP
Does attack on 'Superman' signal a change to China's opening up policy?
James Tien says the chief executive must speak up for our freedoms after state-owned media's attack on Li-Ka-shing, which has spooked Hong Kong businesses
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Updated: Tuesday, 13 Oct, 2015 9:11am
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Regardless of what plans Li Ka-shing has, the criticism against him is not founded on good business principles. Photo: AP
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