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INSIDE HUNTER BIDEN’S MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR DEALS WITH A CHINESE ENERGY COMPANY


A WASHINGTON POST REVIEW CONFIRMS KEY DETAILS AND OFFERS NEW DOCUMENTATION OF
BIDEN FAMILY INTERACTIONS WITH CHINESE EXECUTIVES

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The deal was years in the making, the culmination of forging contacts, hosting
dinners, of flights to and from China. But on Aug. 2, 2017, signatures were
quickly affixed, one from Hunter Biden, the other from a Chinese executive named
Gongwen Dong.

Within days, a new Cathay Bank account was created. Within a week, millions of
dollars started to change hands.


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