A bid to take private the telecommunications company PCCW hit a snag on Tuesday when Hong Kong's high court gave market regulators three weeks to investigate accusations of vote fraud — the latest twist in one of Hong Kong's most publicized corporate stories, The New York Times's Bettina Wassener writes.
Plans by Richard Li, a prominent [...]
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