China, Texas and Greg Abbott
Texas governor orders state agencies to sell China assets
SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) -The governor of Texas ordered state agencies to stop investing in China and sell assets there as soon as possible, citing financial and security risks, a sign of rising U.S.-China tensions starting to impact global capital flows. In a letter to state agencies dated Nov. 21 and posted to his website, Republican Greg Abbott said "belligerent actions" of China's ...
Echoing Trump’s tough talk against the country, the governor also issued an order Nov. 19 to “harden state systems” against ...
Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday issued his third executive order in three days targeting the Chinese government and the Chinese ...
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state pension and investment funds to sell investments in China, one of several pullbacks by some state funds in response to years-long global tensions. "As Chinese ...
The executive order, by Gov. Greg Abbott, could hobble academic engagement between Texas colleges and a country that remains ...
Texas Governor Greg Abbott directs state agencies to divest from investments in China due to security concerns.
Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order on Monday, directing the Texas Department of Public Safety to target and arrest ...
The Texas State Board of Education approved Friday the "Bluebonnet" learning materials, which have sparked controversy for ...
Gov. Greg Abbott is directing all Texas government agencies to divest their portfolios from China. The process is likely ...
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