Snow Xia
Snow Xia is a former business reporter at the South China Morning Post covering stocks, banking, IPOs, fintech, companies, and trends shaping the world's second-largest economy. Prior to joining the Post in 2019, she produced documentary videos for Boston Channel 5 (Hearst Television) in the United States. She graduated with a Master’s in journalism from Boston University and a Bachelor's in finance from Kean University.
Snow Xia is a former business reporter at the South China Morning Post covering stocks, banking, IPOs, fintech, companies, and trends shaping the world's second-largest economy. Prior to joining the Post in 2019, she produced documentary videos for Boston Channel 5 (Hearst Television) in the United States. She graduated with a Master’s in journalism from Boston University and a Bachelor's in finance from Kean University.
Languages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
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Sa Sa International says business continues to haemorrhage through June even with deep cost-cutting measures, after concluding its last financial year with a record loss.
Some signs suggest both the US and China are seeking to find common ground for businesses to prosper despite the uneasy and hostile political undercurrents.
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Ministry of Public Security makes the undertaking through its online news portal, but provides no details.
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Two types of coronavirus tests are done in Hong Kong – an antigen test and an antibody test
WHO adviser and early researcher into the coronavirus among those who joined the virtual roundtable.
Students said they were more worried about contracting coronavirus during practical exam, in which they would have to treat patients.
