the chairman of cathay pacific airways has become the 2nd top figure to resign from the hong kong based carrier after the airline c.e.o. had written aug 16th following pressure of aging over participation of alan employees in anti-government protests meanwhile it has emerged that china is giving less business to hong kong due to its trade war with the u.s. as well as the ongoing pro-democracy protests that nearly half of respondents to the latest hong kong purchasing managers index reported lower demand from china the city has long been a financial hub for the mainland but it is also an off shore haven for many of china's elites as a new study shows the suggest may force beijing's hand to be more lenient with hong kong protesters we want to talk to the author of that study in a moment but 1st this report. stocks have fallen the airport brought to a standstill business orders are now dropping protesters in hong kong are targeting china by paralyzing its biggest financial harm. he had hong kong doesn't care the way that used to industrial mainland cities like juan joe and shane journ now

the chairman of cathay pacific airways dom's lost a become the 2nd top figure to resign from the hong kong biased area after the airline c.e.o. had quit on august 6th. teens following pressure of aging over participation of allen employees in anti-government protests meanwhile it has emerged that china is giving less business to hong kong due to its trade war with the u.s. as well as the ongoing pro-democracy protests that nearly half of respondents to the latest hong kong purchasing managers index reported lower demand from china the city has long been a financial hub for the mainland but it is also an offshore haven for many of china's elites as a new study shows and the suggest may force beijing's hand to be more lenient with hong kong protesters we want to talk to the author of that study in a moment but 1st this report. stocks have fallen the airport brought to a standstill business orders are now dropped.

for business have cracked down on employees who openly participate or support the protests cathay pacific airways flies many chinese passengers and needs china's airspace to operate hong kong's major airline has been seen to bow to political pressure from beijing its chief executive resigned and some employees who took part in protests and talked about it on social media have been fired. some companies that have sided with beijing are direct targets of the protesters and boycotts and vandalism. in the latest sunday protests targeting shopping malls demonstrators forced a restaurant to close the chains founder told the u.n. human rights council radical protesters don't represent all of the people in hong kong. it's not just locally based businesses feeling the pressure from beijing international clothing brands are issued a statement on chinese social media supporting beijing's one country 2 systems after a newspaper asked why some of its hong kong stores were closed during the general strike some economists see this pressure from beijing on businesses in hong kong as inevitable part of the ongoin

for business have cracked down on employees who openly participate or support the protests cathay pacific airways flies many chinese passengers and needs china's airspace to operate hong kong's major airline has been seen to bow to political pressure from beijing by sacking its chief executives and employees who took part in protests and have talked about it on social media have also been fired. some companies that have sided with beijing are direct targets of the protesters and boycotts and vandalism . in the latest sunday protest targeting shopping malls demonstrators forced a restaurant to close the chains founder told the u.n. human rights council radical protesters don't represent all of the people in hong kong. it's not just locally based businesses feeling the pressure for. beijing international clothing brands are issued a statement on chinese social media supporting beijing's one country 2 systems after a newspaper asked why some of its hong kong stores were closed during the general strike some economists see this pressure from beijing on businesses in hong kong as inevitable part of th