HONG KONG -- One might be forgiven for thinking Ken Lui is running for office. His face adorns leaflets, kiosks, posters, buses and billboards across his native Hong Kong. He is inescapable on social media and the city's press are lining up to cover his latest moves.
HSBC Holdings, known for the two regal lion statues that sit outside its Asia head office in Hong Kong, will vote May 5 on a proposal to split its Asia operations from its London headquarters. © Photo illustration by Michael Tsang and Hiroko Aida; source photo by Getty Images
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