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China’s Real Estate Giant Evergrande and Founder Slapped with Penalties Over Massive Revenue Scandal
The embattled Chinese real estate giant Evergrande, along with its founder, has been penalized following accusations of artificially boosting its revenues by $78 billion in the two years before it defaulted on its debt obligations. The penalty came 172 days CCP Hackers Breached NZ Parliament and Electoral Commission, Security Minister Reveals
The minister in charge of New Zealand’s Government Communication Security Bureau, and Security Intelligence Service has revealed that a group of hackers compromised the systems of the Parliamentary Counsel’s Office (PCO), Parliamentary Services, and the Hong Kong Banks Rush for Foreign Currency Deposits, Fixed Deposit Rates Surge
In recent times, major banks in Hong Kong have been observed aggressively seeking foreign currency deposits, with some banks offering up to 13.9 percent annual interest rates on one-week foreign currency fixed deposits. The latest offerings, contrary to the