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Hong Kong port operator contract violated Panama constitution, court rules

By Elida Moreno PANAMA CITY, Jan 30 (Reuters) - A contract held by a Hong Kong company to operate ports at the Panama Canal violated the Panama constitution and did not serve the public interest, the country's Supreme Court said in a Thursday decision that voided a deal made in the 1990s.

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Panama voids Hong Kong-based firm's canal port contracts

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Panama Supreme Court axes port contract with Hong Kong

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Maersk to take over Panama Canal port operations from HK firm

Danish firm Maersk will temporarily take over operation of two ports on the Panama Canal from Hong Kong company CK Hutchison, whose concession has been annulled, the Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) sa...

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China to take 'necessary action' after Panama port ruling

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Panama court quashes CK Hutchison port contracts, clouding sales plan

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Panama Court Voids Hutchison Ports Contract, Derailing $23B MSC-BlackRock Sale

Hutchison had an agreement in principle to sell 43 ports including the Panama ports to the MSC-BlackRock consortium for $22.8 billion.

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'Superman' Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong billionaire behind Panama ports deal

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Hong Kong port operator violated Panama's constitution, failed to serve public interest, Panama court ruled

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GS1 Hong Kong Welcomes Launch of Port Community System, Advocates Global Data Standards for Smarter Trade and Logistics

GS1 Hong Kong ('GS1 HK'), as a member of the Port Community System ('PCS') Industry Expert Liaison Group, expresses strong support for the official launch of the PCS, a pivotal digital logistics platform established by the Hong Kong SAR Government that provides round-the-clock,

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China halts Hong Kong-based Hutchison's port deal with US-led consortium in Panama

The Hong Kong-listed CK Hutchison corporation became the target of China's ire after the corporation seemed poised to make a multibillion-dollar port deal with a US-led international consortium, selling 43 ports with 199 berths in 23 countries. The deal ...