When Hong Kong hosted a summit for some of Wall Street’s top executives in early November, its aim was to show the city was open to the world. In a case of bad timing, its financial markets were forced to close early that day.
When Hong Kong hosted a summit for some of Wall Street’s top executives in early November, its aim was to show the city was open to the world. In a case of bad timing, its financial markets were forced to close early that day.