HONG KONG -- The Hong Kong-listed shares of CK Hutchison Holdings, the business empire controlled by the family of local tycoon Li Ka-shing, fell on Friday, the day after the group announced its annual earnings and cut its dividend.
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Hong Kong's Cheung Kong Center building, pictured on March 20, is the headquarters for the Li Ka-shing family's empire. (Photo by Kenji Kawase)
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