WSJ: Shipping tycoons discuss separating Panama ports from Hutchison deal
WSJ reports: The billionaires behind the MSC shipping empire are discussing carving out two Panama ports ...
Over the past week the probability that the Chinese government was caught unawares by the Hutch-BlackRock-TiL deal has risen exponentially, if noises out of Beijing are interpreted correctly.
The latest, broken by Bloomberg, is that China has barred its state-owned firms from doing business with CK Hutchison.
Honouring the traditions of journalistic attribution, here’s Bloomberg’s first three paras:
China has told state-owned firms to hold off on any new collaboration with businesses linked to Li Ka-shing and his family, according to people familiar ...
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