TwitchyAnother Trump WIN! Hong Kong Company Agrees to Sell Its Panama Canal Ports to BlackRock
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55% : Under the agreement, the ports' Hong Kong-based owner CK Hutchison would sell the business to a consortium including BlackRock, Global Infrastructure Partners and Terminal Investment Limited, according to a company statement on Tuesday.35% : And contrary to what Dana Bash claimed, he's doing it without a military invasion: BlackRock has agreed to buy two major ports on the Panama Canal from their Hong Kong-based owner as part of a $22.8bn deal, following pressure from Donald Trump over alleged Chinese influence at the waterway.
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