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Pronounced DEAR-DRA (formerly Wang Morris) Asia, Europe, now 1Market SF. Leafs fan. deirdre.bosa@nbcuni.com

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    1 hour ago

    New on Uber Has Filed Paperwork to Go Public

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    3 hours ago

    So two different pictures alleges Meng is an untrustworthy woman who knowingly deceived major banks.Defence portrays her as a mother,wife and dutiful daughter who is successful CFO with ties to Canada and no intent to commit a crime.

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  3. 4 hours ago

    Meng's lawyer holds up binder of current and expired passports as evidence that Meng will not be a flight risk if granted bail.

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  4. 4 hours ago

    Cites rising trade tensions, the defense authorization act that prohibited businesses from doing business with Huawei; the AT&T agreement to sell phones that was scuttled and ZTE’s troubles in the US

    Meng's lawyer: Meng didn't avoid the US, she wasn't welcome. "The US had become a hostile place for to do business. Not just for Meng, but other Huawei executives had little reason to travel there"
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  5. 4 hours ago

    Meng's lawyer: Meng didn't avoid the US, she wasn't welcome. "The US had become a hostile place for to do business. Not just for Meng, but other Huawei executives had little reason to travel there"

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  6. 4 hours ago

    <<sidenote: it's so nice to hear ZTE pronounced "zed-TE" here like it's suppose to. cc >>

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  7. 4 hours ago

    DJ report yesterday: HSBC flagged suspicious transactions in the accounts of to prosecutors seeking the extradition of Meng

    Meng's lawyer is describing 's relationship with HSBC. Quoting from a Huawei powerpoint "HSBC has been working w Huawei for a long time, has deep understanding of Huawei’s growth....HSBC will help us improve compliance...Huawei is willing to share any information w HSBC"
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  8. 4 hours ago

    Meng's lawyer is describing 's relationship with HSBC. Quoting from a Huawei powerpoint "HSBC has been working w Huawei for a long time, has deep understanding of Huawei’s growth....HSBC will help us improve compliance...Huawei is willing to share any information w HSBC"

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  9. 4 hours ago

    We're back in court for afternoon proceedings

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    6 hours ago

    Now the defense is speaking, arguing the allegation is at best a suggestion of benign telecommunications equipment that was sold through initially a period of time, through Skycom.

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  11. 6 hours ago

    Meng’s lawyer: If the court feels necessary, the tools and resources are available (i.e. electronic monitoring)

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  12. 6 hours ago

    Now hearing arguments to release Meng on bail: "she would not break a court order bc to do so would be to humiliate her father whom she loves; also the employees and institution as a whole. Given her prominence in china, she would not embarrass China itself"

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  13. 7 hours ago

    Crown: Meng being released on $1 million bail would be like asking upper middle class Canadian family to cough up $136. Her father has a net worth of $3.2bn

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    7 hours ago

    Crown in case says each charge faced by could lead to up to 30 years in prison. Says "there is an incentive to flee."

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    7 hours ago

    Also some other important context from the Crown.He says that so for this is all rooted in a request for provisional arrest and the US has 60 days from time of Meng’s arrest to provide Canadian courts/authorities with full evidence and intent in case.

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    7 hours ago

    Crown says deceived US financial institution and exposed it to risk of being fined.

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  17. 8 hours ago

    Due to these violations, it violated bank internal laws and exposed banks to possible fines

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  18. 8 hours ago

    AG: Meng personally reperesented that skycom and huawei were separate when in fact they were not

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  19. 8 hours ago

    Crux of allegation from AG: Between approx 2009 and 2014 used an unofficial subsidiary called Skycom to track activity in Iran. Banks in the US then cleared money for Huawei. Unknown to them, they were conducting biz for skycom

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  20. 8 hours ago

    Meng was arrested in Vancouver airport while in transit From HK on route to Mexico.

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