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Hong Kong helps mainland Chinese firms go global – but can they really win now?
When Shenzhen-listed digital infrastructure provider Runjian Corporation expanded into the Middle East and Southeast Asia through Hong Kong, adapting meant more than translating software interfaces or navigating local data privacy laws.
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Runjian Corporation, a Shenzhen-listed digital infrastructure provider, used Hong Kong to expand its operations into the Middle East and Southeast Asia, encountering challenges beyond software translation and local data‑privacy regulations.
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