Firms face pressure to crack down on staff who support protests
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China is allegedly pressuring businesses in Hong Kong to help stifle protests and crack down on employees that support the demonstrations, The Washington Examiner reported citing sources. Rupert Hogg, chief executive of Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., after Chinese aviation authorities branded the airline as a "severe risk" and banned employees that participated in the protests from working on flights between Hong Kong and the mainland.
