Jul 24, 2020
How China’s national security law is trickling into everyday life
Financial companies, afraid of getting caught up in the new national security law for Hong Kong, are self-censoring.
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The law concerning Hong Kong appears to be affecting financial companies, who are self-censoring. Plus, a bid from Airbus to settle to a 16-year dispute between the U.S. and EU over aircraft manufacturing. And, how the pandemic is hitting HBCUs.
Segments From this episode
Airbus says it has reached an agreement with some European governments that could help resolve a dispute between the U.S. and EU over plane manufacturing
The BBC's Andrew Walker has more.
The financial sector in Hong Kong is worried about China's new national security law
Marketplace China correspondent Jennifer Pak has the details.
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The team
David Brancaccio
Host
Victoria Craig
Host, BBC
Stephen Ryan
Senior Producer, BBC
Jonathan Frewin
Producer, BBC
Daniel Shin
Producer
Jay Siebold
Technical Director
Brian Allison
Engineer
Meredith Garretson
Senior Producer
Erika Soderstrom
Producer
Rose Conlon
Producer
Alex Schroeder
Producer
