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Kangaroo Valley retreat: Hong Kong philanthropist James Chen to sell $26m Ooralba estate

James Chen, owner of luxurious Ooralba, reveals why he’s selling his beloved farm which is expected to eclipse “the valley’s” record price.

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October newsmakers: HK wealth fund, KWAP, Rockefeller Foundation | ESG

October newsmakers: HK wealth fund, KWAP, Rockefeller Foundation | ESG
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Rockefeller Foundation: More investable products for catalytic capital needed | ESG

Rockefeller Foundation: More investable products for catalytic capital needed | ESG
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Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation urges VC approach to philanthropy | ESG

Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation urges VC approach to philanthropy | ESG
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UN adopts first resolution on vision, aims to help 1 billion

UN adopts first resolution on vision, aims to help 1 billion Sign In EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press July 24, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this Saturday, May 29, 2021 file photo, A boy undergoes an eyesight examination performed by volunteer ophthalmologists, in Nucsoara, Romania. The U.N. General Assembly approved its first-ever resolution on vision Friday, July 23, 2021 calling on its 193 member nations to ensure access to eye care for everyone in their countries which would contribute to a global effort to help at least 1.1 billion people with vision impairment who currently lack eye services by 2030. The “Vision for Everyone” resolution, sponsored by Bangladesh, Antigua and Ireland, and co-sponsored by over 100 countries, was adopted by consensus by the world body.Vadim Ghirda/AP

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