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The company closed it office in IFC does not mean the company was literally closed , given the very high rent of IFC. It seem the content need rewording unless the company was literally closed in the record of company registry.
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Caymans
BBC and other news report use either Hong Kong based or Chinese company from Hong Kong to describe the company, so where is the source for Cayman Islands-incorporation so that wiki editor once put the article in the cat of
Offshore companies in the Cayman Islands?
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The company closed it office in IFC does not mean the company was literally closed , given the very high rent of IFC. It seem the content need rewording unless the company was literally closed in the record of company registry.
Matthew hk on public computer (
talk) 12:56, 11 April 2019 (UTC)reply
Caymans
BBC and other news report use either Hong Kong based or Chinese company from Hong Kong to describe the company, so where is the source for Cayman Islands-incorporation so that wiki editor once put the article in the cat of
Offshore companies in the Cayman Islands?
Matthew hk on public computer (
talk) 14:02, 11 April 2019 (UTC)reply
