How Hong Kong’s eroding press freedom will affect its investing appeal
There is little sign that new restrictions to press freedom had in any way impacted the city's financial markets, but the longer-term ramifications could prove very damaging.

On June 24, queues began snaking through the streets of the Mong Kok district from as early as 2am as people waited in line to purchase the last copy of newspaper Apple Daily.
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