2 hours ago Hong Kong will grow tech sector with input from experts like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang: Paul Chan

Financial Secretary has dinner with industry heavyweights at local restaurant, elaborates on border I&T park development with Shenzhen in blog.

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6 hours ago Chinese film about Covid lockdown wins top prize in 2024 Golden Horse awards in Taiwan

Lou Ye’s An Unfinished Film, winner of best film and best director at Golden Horse awards, ‘the most special directing job’, director says.

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7 hours ago Canada apologises to Inuit communities for mass killing of sled dogs decades ago

The Canadian government admitted the policy deprived local Inuit communities of their livelihood and culture.

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7 hours ago Chinese smartphone maker Oppo to boost Indonesian manufacturing in bet on Southeast Asia

Oppo already uses slightly more than the 35 per cent of local smartphone components required by Indonesian law, but it is looking to scale up.

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8 hours ago More military technologies targeted for civilian sector to boost economy

China will strengthen innovation by developing high-tech industries with military technologies to boost military-civil integration, a move that aims to cultivate new growth drivers and boost the economy, said a recent State Council guideline.

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22 hours ago Changes driven by Musk biggest threat to China under Trump 2.0, adviser warns

Changes driven by Musk biggest threat to China under Trump 2.0, adviser warns  South China Morning Post

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23 hours ago Homebuyers snap up flats at Wang On’s 101 King’s Road project amid market revival

Located at 101 King’s Road, near Fortress Hill MTR station, the project offers one-to-three-bedroom flats from 244 sq ft to 434 sq ft.

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23 hours ago Cafe owned and run by women, for women, in Indonesia’s most conservative province, Aceh

‘Now is the time for change,’ says owner of cafe in conservative Aceh province, where running a coffee shop is seen as a man’s job.

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24 hours ago Senior managers at Hong Kong public hospitals to face salary freeze over medical blunders

Firing staff not an option for punitive action given public health sector’s manpower crunch, Hospital Authority chairman says.

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