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...Lau and WLP Co-Chair Colleen T. Gaard '99, also a Crimson editor, cooperated to arrange last night's panel in an effort to bring those issues before a larger audience...
...Karen Lau '98 starteddeveloping the women-in-business panel after the WLP Conference in early September, which featured similar discussion topics...
...Karen Lau...
...story "A New Man in Donorgate?" [NATION, Sept. 8], about a January negotiating round between U.S. and Chinese representatives on a textile trade agreement, strangely omitted a few facts. The individual you focused on, Stephen Lau, whom you characterized as a Hong Kong businessman, openly presented himself as an adviser to the Chinese. While he did join me and other delegation members in a ride to a meeting with Chinese government officials, ostensibly as an escort to the Chinese Ministry of Trade, Lau did not engage in substantive discussions with anyone in the U.S. delegation about the ongoing U.S.-China...
...Beijing encounter, Hayes accepted Lau's offer to help arrange a meeting with China's trade minister. Several weeks later, the two sides initialed an agreement criticized by some industry figures as a giveaway to China. Hayes told TIME that Lau had no influence on the talks and that she was "totally unaware" that in 1995 Lau, his companies and a business associate paid $3 million to settle a federal lawsuit charging them with making false declarations to Customs. Hayes says she knows nothing of Lau's links to the Democratic Party. Of her apparently brief sessions with Lau...