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BIT Life Sciences (or BIT Congress Inc., BIT Group Global Ltd) is a for profit meetings, incentives, conferencing, exhibitions (MICE) company based in Dalian, China, [1] that specializes in arranging multiple scientific congresses that have been described as "predatory".
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Pressure to strengthen market regulation and to unify the four exchanges led to the incorporation of SEHK, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited in 1980. The four exchanges ceased business on 27 March 1986 and the new exchange commenced trading through a computer-assisted system on 2 April 1986.
Incorporated in 2007 as Global Logistic Properties, [10] it was subsequently listed on the Singapore Exchange in 2010 by co-founders Ming Mei and Jeffrey Howard Schwartz. [11] [12] Schwartz and Mei had both worked for American logistics real estate investment trust company Prologis; Schwartz was a chief executive and Mei launched the company's operations in China. [13]
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In April 2013, it was announced that BIT would be partially privatised as a mutual joint venture. [6] In 2016, BIT won a $3.75m from the Global Innovation Fund. [7] On 5 February 2014, BIT's ownership was split equally between the government, the charity Nesta, and the team's employees, [8] with Nesta providing £1.9 million in financing and ...
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