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Tag Archives: banks
The end of Occupy Central, Hong Kong
This was a live blog following the countdown to the initial 9pm deadline on August 27 to vacate the HSBC building’s walkthrough. Despite receiving a reprieve–likely a few days–the activists and homeless residents of Occupy Central (占领中环) in Hong Kong still stand … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Urban Culture and Cities
Tagged activism, banks, Central, Danwei.com, Hong Kong, HSBC, Masters of the Universe, Occupy, Occupy Central, the Great Unwashed
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Choose your password wisely or it’ll cost you
A bank depositor has an overly simple PIN and is found at fault when someone else makes withdrawals.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged banks, Chongqing Times
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A bank card for your mistress
A bank card for mistresses?
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, banks, credit cards, Huaxia Bank, marketing, mistress, Pretty Girl Card
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China may legalize private money lending
Beijing Times: Private money lenders may soon be recognized by law in China.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged banks, Beijing Times, money, subway
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Danwei FM: Chinese demand more plastic
Your correspondent had a business textbook in university that illustrated, with neat little box diagrams, the cultural differences in economic behavior between East and West, specifically that Americans buy everything on credit while Asians stow all their money in low … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM
Tagged banks, business, consumer credit, consumption, credit cards, Danwei FM, money
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