Chinese Cash Is Suddenly Toxic in Silicon Valley, Following U.S. Pressure
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#2Unlaundered Chinese cash, of course. Hop it through an "investment" somewhere else and suddenly it's the investment arm of a multinational REIT.
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#3What is the legal basis, if any, for getting rid of your investors for this or other reasons?
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#4Many people critique the system of global capitalism, however 'can we please return to feudalism', is not generally what most of them were meaning.
Re: Chinese Cash Is Suddenly Toxic in Silicon Valley, Following U.S. Pressure
#5What is the legal basis, if any, for getting rid of your investors for this or other reasons?
There isn't. In order to get rid of an existing Chinese investor, you have to work out a deal. If the investor really likes their investment, the terms will have to be fairly attractive to the investor to exit.
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#6Chinese investment means increased pressure on tech oligopolies* to increase censorship of media critical of China. They've been branching out to increase soft influence, keep news sites and Olympic committee from recognizing Taiwan as a separate nation. Then there's what is currently going on in Hong Kong. Chinese investor cash is effectively Chinese government investment. It's not a good thing.
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#7Do all of you have WSJ and NYTimes subscriptions? I can't read any of those links submitted quite frequently
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#8Do all of you have WSJ and NYTimes subscriptions? I can't read any of those links submitted quite frequently
I get them through my employer.
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#9Do all of you have WSJ and NYTimes subscriptions? I can't read any of those links submitted quite frequently
When is WSJ I don't even click anymore.
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#10Do all of you have WSJ and NYTimes subscriptions? I can't read any of those links submitted quite frequently
Click the 'web' link.