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Once one of the most corrupt cities in the world, with widespread corruption in the public sector and the law enforcement services, Hong Kong is now one of the cleanest
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Companies are facing a new travel risk: that U.S. officials will search, inspect and copy any data that travelers bring across the border on their laptops, BlackBerrys, cellphones and other electroni
...LOS ANGELES — Philip E. Daniels, a former in-house counsel at BBC Worldwide, has joined Los Angeles-based Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton as a...
...conveying very bad news in an effective way. On that date, he addressed the House of Commons and -- through the BBC -- the free world...
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