One of the world’s top airlines has discovered just how dangerous Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests are becoming for companies based in the city and doing business with mainland China.
In a cryptic statement, the airline’s chairman said he remains committed to the city’s “one country, two systems” method of governance.
Harry Markopolos, the accounting investigator who accused General Electric of massive fraud on Thursday, is warning that the company could be in serious financial trouble — and even go bankrupt — if the economy turns south.
The Dow shot higher Friday, as investors look to cap off a wild week for Wall Street on a high note.
Protests in Hong Kong are hurting its economy, with the CEO of Cathay Pacific resigning following pressure by Beijing on the airline over participation by so…
For most of the day, the president was largely out of sight. But aboard Air Force One, he bashed the Democrats he had just seen.
