Frances Chou

Transworld Capital Group

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Chief Operating Officer and general counsel of Transworld Capital Group

Frances Chou on KCRW

Jerry Brown probably could've picked a better time to head across the Pacific for meetings in China , given the roiling political showdown underway on the Korean peninsula.

Governor Brown Goes to China

Jerry Brown probably could've picked a better time to head across the Pacific for meetings in China , given the roiling political showdown underway on the Korean peninsula.

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