Lily Kuo
China Bureau Chief at The Washington Post
Former China bureau chief for @washingtonpost and Beijing bureau chief for @guardian, previously reporting for @qz in Nairobi, Hong Kong, NYC.
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3 weeks ago |
mondaq.com | Lily Kuo
1.1 Which legislative and regulatory provisions governM&A activity in your jurisdiction? The main statutes governing M&A activities in Taiwaninclude:the Enterprise Mergers and Acquisitions Act;the Company Act;the Statute for Investment by Foreign Nationals (governingforeign investment matters);the Securities and Exchange Act; andthe Fair Trade Act (for certain M&A activities thattriggers competition review).
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1 month ago |
estadao.com.br | Lily Kuo |Vic Chiang
A China prometeu doar US$ 500 milhões à Organização Mundial da Saúde (OMS), à medida que se prepara para substituir os Estados Unidos como principal doador da entidade, expandindo a influência global de Pequim após a retirada de Washington da cooperação internacional.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Lily Kuo |Vic Chiang
China to donate $500 million to WHO, stepping into gap left by U.S. (washingtonpost.com) China to donate $500 million to WHO, stepping into gap left by U.S. By Lily Kuo; Vic Chiang 2025052107242200 China has pledged to give $500 million to the World Health Organization as the country is set to replace the United States as the group's top state donor, expanding Beijing's global influence in the wake of Washington's retreat from international cooperation.
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1 month ago |
infobae.com | Lily Kuo
El Partido Comunista gobernante de China ha ordenado a los funcionarios que reduzcan el despilfarro gubernamental con una serie de nuevas reglas: ya no se pueden ofrecer alcohol caro, cigarrillos ni platos gourmet en las comidas relacionadas con el trabajo; los invitados no deben ser acompañados a los aeropuertos y las conferencias ya no contarán con lujosos arreglos florales.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Lily Kuo
No booze, no flowers: Chinese officials told to tighten their belts (washingtonpost.com) No booze, no flowers: Chinese officials told to tighten their belts By Lily Kuo 2025051910180700 China's ruling Communist Party has ordered officials to reduce government waste with a range of new rules: Expensive alcohol, cigarettes and gourmet dishes can no longer be offered at work-related meals; guests should not be seen off at airports; and conferences will no longer feature lavish flower...
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