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Connecting legal expertise with global opportunities at Hon…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Hong Kong became the first overseas base for the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law (UNIDROIT) in its 100-year history, advancing efforts to harmonise private law across the Asia Pacific region. The historic debut was a highlight of Hong Kong Legal Week 2026, the Department of Justice's (DoJ) five-day flagship event. Under the theme "Collaboration & Innovation: Legal Synergy for a Shared Future",...
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Style Edit: Belgian DJ Charlotte de Witte joins the Tudor a…
In techno, precision is everything. The beat may be relentless and the atmosphere hypnotic, but behind the energy lies an exacting mastery of timing. It is an unlikely yet compelling point of connection between the DJ booth and the watchmaker’s bench – and one that informs Tudor’s latest partnership with Belgian DJ and producer Charlotte de Witte. One of electronic music’s most influential figures, de Witte has built her reputation on stripped-back, uncompromising techno. Her sound is dark and...
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As I see it | Will AI save us or kill us all?
It’s not every day you see an initial public offering by a company warning that its frontier technology could bring about human extinction. By now, everyone has heard of the severe risk warnings in Anthropic’s IPO prospectus, which cautions that advanced artificial intelligence could pose “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity”. It warns that its agentic models could exhibit “self-preserving behaviours”, seeking to “resist shutdown”, “conceal or manipulate information” and attempt...
Hongkongers feel less knowledgeable but invest more than th…
Despite showing the highest rates of investment participation, Hongkongers feel less knowledgeable about their investment decisions than international peers, with the younger generation in particular facing a “confidence problem”, a recent study finds. Some 88 per cent of Hong Kong respondents said they invested in some form, and yet 41 per cent felt they were held back by a lack of knowledge, according to the “Lifetime of Investing” study commissioned by Syfe, a digital investment platform, and...
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From local courts to the world stage
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] A table tennis rally can turn in an instant. A change of spin, a sharply angled return or a moment’s hesitation can decide the point. At the highest level, players must read their opponents and make decisions almost before the ball leaves the bat. Those skills will be on show at Kai Tak Arena from 9 to 13 December, when some of the world’s leading players compete at the WTT Finals Hong Kong 2026. For the city’s aspiring...
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ENGLISH DIGEST 實用美語(空中美語)
While November 11 is widely celebrated as a massive online shopping festival, it also holds a quieter, more artistic significance: World Origami Day. This date is not just a random choice. The four ones in “11/11” represent the four equal sides of a square sheet of paper, which is the traditional st
Harrison wins Booker for AI apocalypse novel
British author M. John Harrison on Monday won the Booker Prize for his enigmatic novel The End of Everything, which echoes concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) in a darkly satirical depiction of post-apocalyptic Britain. Harrison, 81, became the oldest winner of the award, which comes with a
Anthropic targets valuation of up to US$1.4 trillion in blo…
Anthropic PBC plans to raise up to US$64 billion in its upcoming initial public offering (IPO), the artificial intelligence (AI) giant said in a filing yesterday, putting the company’s total valuation at up to US$1.4 trillion. The maker of AI agent Claude said in a filing with the US Securities and
GDP growth forecast lifted to 12.8%: Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered Bank yesterday raised its growth forecasts for Taiwan for a second time, projecting the economy would expand 12.8 percent this year and 7.5 percent next year, as the artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom continues to drive exports and business investment while gradually sup
Taiwan to ban heated tobacco products on flights from Dec. 1
Taiwan will ban the use of heated tobacco products on flights starting Dec. 1, with penalties including up to five years in prison or a fine of up to NT $150,000 (US$4,564), the Civil Aviation Administration (CAA) said Tuesday.The CAA said the change was intended to comply with the Tobacco Hazards P
Foodpanda to raise service fees by NT$2-6 per order in Taiw…
Foodpanda, one of Taiwan’s two largest food delivery services, said Tuesday it would raise its service fees by NT$2-6 (US$0.06-0.18) per order over the coming weeks.In a statement, Foodpanda said service fees for regular users would rise by NT$4-6 per order starting Nov. 15.For members of Pandapro,
Editorial | After latest construction scandal, Hong Kong mu…
The latest construction scandal at a railway project is regrettably all too familiar. The disclosure of 30 substandard concrete columns at the Tung Chung West station under construction is the latest in a long list of controversies involving building work. However, it is particularly shocking because of the scale of the irregularities and the weaknesses they reveal in the monitoring systems meant to prevent such failures. Hong Kong can no longer sidestep a sober reckoning with the growing number...
What the future holds for M+ as Hong Kong museum celebrates…
It has been quite a birthday celebration. Ahead of the fifth anniversary of M+ on November 12, the directors of New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and Paris’ Centre Pompidou touched down in Hong Kong to finalise a tripartite alliance with the young museum. The formal pact will see two of the world’s pre-eminent modern art museums share collections and programming with M+ on equal footing. On October 31, it was signed, sealed and toasted with high-wattage glamour at the museum’s fundraising...
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Google 推出 Gemini 4 Carbon AI 模型週期加速引發新舊交替
約兩週前，Google 宣佈推出 Gemini 4 Carbon，一度被視為再次在 AI 模型領域取得領先地位。然而，由於發佈過程稍顯緩慢，該模型現在已略顯過時。Anthropic 剛推出其頂尖模型 Fable 5.2，即使在較低推理強度下，也在 Artificial Analysis 測試中超越新的 Gemini
Anthropic launches Claude Meetings to turn workplace discus…
As participants talk, Claude can draft the plan being discussed, map out a timeline on a whiteboard, answer questions in the meeting chat, and access connected work apps to retrieve information, such as last year's figures.
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‘Everything we love at stake’: Greta Thunberg arrives at UN…
Prominent climate change activist Greta Thunberg arrived Tuesday at the UN climate meeting, where she emphasised the need to protect people and the planet over profits and power. This year’s meeting – called the Conference of the Parties, or Cop31 – comes after a year of climate-induced heatwaves and other disasters. As she arrived at the meeting venue in Antalya, Turkey, Thunberg, 23, said climate change is “threatening everything” and that “everything and everyone we love is at stake”. “We...
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AI microdramas cause ‘aesthetic fatigue’, professor tells M…
Formulaic AI-generated microdramas risk stifling human creativity and innovation, a Beijing professor has warned at a forum in Macau. Zhang Lanshan, a professor at the School of Digital Media and Design Arts at the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, said that while audiences loved such standardised content, it posed a risk to diversity and artistic endeavour. Experts, including from several Hong Kong institutions, also warned users of artificial intelligence about the cultural...
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Philippines’ Marcos accused of hiding Manila’s poor behind…
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr’s administration has been accused of trying to conceal Manila’s urban poverty by clearing street vendors and homeless people along key routes ahead of next week’s Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit. Antonio Tinio, deputy minority floor leader of the House of Representatives representing the ACT Teachers Party List, claimed on Monday that authorities had launched operations to displace poor communities across the capital to present a...
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Congress steps up push for China chip export curbs followin…
There is growing momentum to pass a slate of major new export control bills targeting China, in the wake of the Democrats’ takeover of the US Congress and scrutiny over American chip giant Nvidia following CEO Jensen Huang’s admission of an extramarital affair. US intelligence reportedly identified the woman as a Chinese spy, a claim that Beijing has rejected. Leading US politicians have been quick to jump on the news to put pressure on the White House and other lawmakers to approve three bills...
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China’s top general urges joint military-civilian crackdown…
China’s most senior general has called for joint efforts by military and civilian officials to combat corruption within the People’s Liberation Army, specifically targeting the development of major weapons systems. General Zhang Shengmin, vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) and a former PLA anti-corruption chief, made the remarks in a supplementary reader for the resolution adopted at the Communist Party’s latest plenum. Published earlier this month, the collection features...
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Meet Manny Rutinel, the ‘hot’ US representative-elect from…
The US midterm elections sent a “blue wave” sweeping across the country, with Democrats winning both the House and Senate. And while the historic election has some of the media debating the future of America, it also inspired a series of articles dedicated to “hot Democrats”. Even before the midterms, Vogue ran an article, “We’re Living in a Golden Age of Hot-Guy Politicians”, on October 16. “The Midterms Brought Sexy Back,” read another article by The Cut, with both articles highlighting...
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Could US Marines sustain a war with China? Officers warn of…
US Marines deployed across the western Pacific could struggle to sustain their forces, move missile batteries and secure permission to launch operations from allied territory in a conflict with China, according to assessments by Marine Corps officers and independent analysts. Writing separately in the November issue of the US Naval Institute’s Proceedings journal, retired lieutenant general Stephen Sklenka and serving Lieutenant Colonel Merritt Mitchell identified vulnerabilities in the...
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser strikes bullish tone on expansion…
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser has struck a confident and optimistic note that the US lender would become a leading investment bank in mainland China after it received approval to set up a wholly-owned securities firm in one of the world’s largest capital markets. Beijing’s supportive stance on foreign financial service firms as well as China’s strength in manufacturing and artificial intelligence would also offer opportunities for Citi as it pursued fresh growth engines, Fraser said at the Citi...
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