China tells state firms to halt deals with Li Ka-shing and his family: Report
- Beijing has instructed state-owned companies to stop new deals with firms linked to Li Ka-shing, according to sources cited by Bloomberg.
- Chinese regulators are investigating CK Hutchison's divestment due to perceived U.S. Pressure, as stated by a Reuters source.
- Pro-Beijing media has criticized the deal for harming national interests, framing it as a betrayal of China, according to Ta Kung Pao.
- The directive to halt new deals was issued at the request of senior officials, according to sources cited by Bloomberg.
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