Image of the Week: The Huawei CFO does a cheeky photo-op on the eve of the court decision that will determine her future
Meng Wanzhou poses with friends and family on the steps of the Law Courts building in Vancouver.
The final chapter in a nearly two-year-long battle between Canada and China may have just begun with a cheery thumbs-up. On Saturday,, the chief financial officer of Chinese telecom giant Huawei and daughter to its billionaire founder, surprised the public by showing up on the steps of B.C.’s Supreme Court in downtown Vancouver wearing a sleek black dress and a broad smile.
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