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referring to Shares of smartphone maker Xiaomi rose on Wednesday, notching a new high after Hong Kong's stock exchange said it would work with its mainland counterparts on moving toward including companies with weighted voting rights in the stock connect program. That followed Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, which operates the Hong Kong stock exchange, saying Wednesday that it had come to an agreement with counterparts in Shanghai and Shenzhen to move toward allowing the trade of companies with weighted voting rights (WVR), or dual class shares, through the program connecting stocks between Hong Kong and the mainland. The three stock exchanges have agreed to form a joint working group to develop programs and additional rules to facilitate the inclusion of WVR companies in stock connect trading "as soon as possible," Hong Kong Exchanges said in a release. There was no elaboration on when exactly that would occur. It added that the parties also recognized that mainland investors may not be familiar with the concept of WVR companies and that there was a need to review both markets' sophistication and regulatory framework when such companies are allowed for trade under the stock connect.
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In a new interview, the singer also spoke about her identity and wanting to be called 'Chris'Christine and the Queens star Héloïse Letissier has opened up about her latest album, 'Chris' in a new interview with The Times. Well, Chris is just the shorter version of Christine, so most of my friends have called me Chris for a while. There are things I can't change, huh?'"The star released her debut album 'Chaleur Humaine' in 2016; it ranked third in NME's Albums Of The Year list that year. He disappeared into his work."The star said she initially "invented" the concept of Christine as a coping mechanism. Then people started to listen to the album, so I thought, 'Am I going to be healed?' But it doesn't work like that.
referring to Shares of smartphone maker Xiaomi rose on Wednesday, notching a new high after Hong Kong's stock exchange said it would work with its mainland counterparts on moving toward including companies with weighted voting rights in the stock connect program. That followed Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, which operates the Hong Kong stock exchange, saying Wednesday that it had come to an agreement with counterparts in Shanghai and Shenzhen to move toward allowing the trade of companies with weighted voting rights (WVR), or dual class shares, through the program connecting stocks between Hong Kong and the mainland. The three stock exchanges have agreed to form a joint working group to develop programs and additional rules to facilitate the inclusion of WVR companies in stock connect trading "as soon as possible," Hong Kong Exchanges said in a release. There was no elaboration on when exactly that would occur. It added that the parties also recognized that mainland investors may not be familiar with the concept of WVR companies and that there was a need to review both markets' sophistication and regulatory framework when such companies are allowed for trade under the stock connect.
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Christine and the Queens star shares more details about new album
In a new interview, the singer also spoke about her identity and wanting to be called 'Chris'Christine and the Queens star Héloïse Letissier has opened up about her latest album, 'Chris' in a new interview with The Times. Well, Chris is just the shorter version of Christine, so most of my friends have called me Chris for a while. There are things I can't change, huh?'"The star released her debut album 'Chaleur Humaine' in 2016; it ranked third in NME's Albums Of The Year list that year. He disappeared into his work."The star said she initially "invented" the concept of Christine as a coping mechanism. Then people started to listen to the album, so I thought, 'Am I going to be healed?' But it doesn't work like that.
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Katharine McPhee is still grieving after her father's death, but the actress said she's now found solace thanks to one memory she shared with her dad. The actress, who's now engaged to Canadian super-producer David Foster, said her engagement ring was the "last thing" she showed her father, Daniel McPhee, before he died two weeks ago. McPhee, 34, who's now starring in the Broadway production of "Waitress," announced on Instagram that her father died last Monday. Not sure my heart will ever be the same," McPhee continued, adding that she's "so sad he missed my Broadway debut." The news came after McPhee and Foster, 68, revealed they became engaged earlier this month on a starry night atop a mountaintop in Capri, Italy.