Hong Kong's business community is facing potential disruption this week due to mass pro-democracy protests taking place in the city's central business district and surrounding areas.
September 28, 2014 at 11:21 PM
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Hong Kong’s legal and banking community is facing potential disruption this week due to mass pro-democracy protests taking place in the city’s central business district and surrounding areas.
The Hong Kong monetary authority (HKMA) issued a statement today (29 September) to say some 29 branches, offices or ATMs of 17 banks had been temporarily closed and forced to activate business continuity plans.
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