Li Ka-shing to vote for candidate who can work with Beijing
He dismisses talk that he and his sons would coordinate their votes for the next chief executive on Sunday
Hong Kong
HONG Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, said that he would cast his vote at this Sunday's chief executive election for the candidate who has both Beijing's support and a deep understanding of Hong Kong, but stopped short of endorsing one of the three contenders by name.
The 88-year-old chairman of CK Hutchison Holdings, which has around 10 votes in the 1,194-strong Election Committee that will help pick Hong Kong's next leader, was speaking at his company's annual results ann…
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