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Hong Kong Pins Revival Hopes On Messi After Coldplay, Taylor Swift Misses
The finance hub is looking to draw world-class acts to revive its economy and repair its image.
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Advertisement for the major league soccer club Inter Miami one-off exhibition match on a window display in Hong Kong, China, on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024. Hong Kong unveiled the first details of the city's long-awaited domestic security law, including plans to expand the definition of state secrets and step up efforts to ward against foreign interference.
(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong is hoping the arrival of Lionel Messi and his US football club Inter Miami this weekend will add some stardust to a city struggling to attract world-class acts and help burnish its damaged global reputation.
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