have managed to persuade big companies like prada to list backin companies like prada to list back in 2011 but not many other big names have listed. what are you trying to do to attract them to list in hong kong? that is a ureat them to list in hong kong? that is a great question them to list in hong kong? twat is a great question because it it focuses on the differences between the past and this year. one of the things that we have this year is as of march this year there was a new change in the regulation from the onshore regulators and also in hong kong that essentially allows international companies who hong kong to be accessible for onshore investors from the mainland and this is a very, very large investor base. just to give you a sense, they trade about 1 to give you a sense, they trade about1 trillion renminbi per day. historically that was only available to main land companies and mainland issuers. all companies in hong kong but they were chinese. now they
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rates. the report found that 17 issuers were denied 30% or more of in network claims in 2021. elizabeth rosenthal joins us now. she s the senior contributing editor after kff health news. how health care became big business and how you can take it back. elizabeth, thank you for joining us. thanks for having me. you wrote an op-ed for the washington post this week detailing one case where a newborn baby was sent a letter for his fourth day in a neonatal icu. you wrote it was directed to the baby and said, quote, you were drinking from a bottle and you were breathing on your own. what the heck? right. well, clearly that was not generated by human hands, right? and that s part of the reason
European Union (EU) negotiators reached a deal to establish a green bond standard, giving investors long-awaited clarity that their money is aligned with the region’s climate ambitions.
out of mind kind of thing. she s not the only one. jamie feldmann was once $20,000 in debt. every time you do a minimum payment, the next month, it s like you didn t pay anything with the interest and the fees. i m jamie. reporter: feldmann posted stories on tiktok, engaging others in similar situations. there was some mismanagement of money. reporter: americans are heading into the peak holiday shopping season with record debt as they buy things like debt or even christmas trees, but they also face record high interest rates if they miss a payment. credit card debt has soared to record $866 billion and the average interest rate now nearing 20%. at that rate, making minimum payments on a $1,000 bill would take over nine years to pay off, wracking up about $990 in interest. i got a lot of emailers from the card issuers just stating that the terms have changed, and nine times out of ten, it s