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11/10（二）
Building world-class software from Asia: Omnichat’s CEO on…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Hong Kong AI customer-experience platform Omnichat has raised US$10 million in Series A funding led by Openspace Capital, with participation from Darwin Ventures and Acorn Pacific Ventures. Founder and CEO Alan Chan plans to use the capital to scale the company's Omni AI Agents platform and accelerate its expansion beyond Asia-Pacific. The journey to this milestone, however, began long before boardroom pitches and global...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
南華早報11/9（一）
Exclusive | UBS’ Sergio Ermotti on navigating crises and re…
In late March 2023, Sergio Ermotti’s telephone rang. Then, he was serving as chairman of Swiss Re and set to renew his term, comfortably ensconced in what appeared to be a dignified, settled chapter of an illustrious banking career. On the other end of the line was UBS chairman Colm Kelleher. A day earlier, Kelleher’s bank had agreed to buy fallen rival Credit Suisse for 3 billion Swiss francs (US$3.66 billion) in a historic, state-brokered rescue – and urgently required a battle-tested hand to...
#Banking & finance#UBS Group AG#Wealth management#Hong Kong#Private banking#Mergers & Acquisitions
Meet Tyler Kolek, the Knicks star under fire for Taylor Swi…
Taylor Swift has been called the “fakest celebrity Knicks fan” by New York Knicks player Tyler Kolek during an appearance on the NBA 2K League Podcast. “I guess she’s got a lot going on, so she can’t come all the time,” Kolek said of Swift. “But it’s a little performative.” Q “Who’s the fakest celeb fan you’ve seen courtside?” Tyler Kolek “Maybe Taylor Swift?” Deuce McBride “I would agree…Swifties not gonna like that answer” Kolek “I’m gonna get some hate…I guess she’s got a lot going on…can’t...
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Opinion | To be Asia’s events capital, Hong Kong must offer…
Hong Kong has set its sights on becoming Asia’s events capital. China’s five-year plans support the city’s role as an East-meets-West centre for international cultural exchange. The chief executive’s latest policy address commits the Tourism Board to strengthening Hong Kong’s reputation as the “events capital of Asia”. The economic benefits could be huge. International events bring tourists and business for hotels, restaurants, shops and transport operators. The South China Morning Post...
Ryan Hass On Taiwan: Taiwan’s Strengthening Position in a S…
I recently traveled to Shanghai, Beijing, Tokyo, and Taipei as part of an annual trip organized by the National Committee on American Foreign Policy. Across these cities, senior officials, policy advisors, and experts shared differing perspectives on the region’s future. One conclusion stood out: Ta
While AI speeds up SMEs, delivery remains hard to automate
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] SMEs across Asia and Latin America are increasingly using AI in their daily operations, but getting goods to customers remains difficult to automate, according to a survey by on-demand delivery platform Lalamove, which operates in 18 markets across Asia, the Americas and EMEA. The contrast matters for businesses trying to handle more orders without committing to additional vehicles and drivers. As customer expectations...
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Taipei Times11/8（日）
Opinion | China’s focus on getting its house in order offer…
The Communist Party’s call for “self-revolution” may be rooted in the pursuit of internal discipline, but its implications extend well beyond China. As the global order faces mounting challenges, Beijing’s emphasis on internal renewal raises a fundamental question: can countries hope to contribute to global stability without first putting their own houses in order? China’s fifth plenum placed considerable emphasis on combating corruption. Beijing has relentlessly pursued its campaign against...
#Communist Party#Global Development Initiative#Beijing#France#Germany#Xi Jinping
11/7（六）
11/6（五）
A taste of time: The Macallan opens a new chapter in Spain
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] When a whisky is poured, it marks a journey through time. “We take very simple ingredients – oak, grapes to make sherry, and barley to make spirit,” says Euan Kennedy, Lead Whisky Maker for The Macallan. “We bring them together in a cask and leave them for many years. Those simple ingredients from nature are transformed, through time, into something remarkable and really special.” Sherry-seasoned oak is central to the...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
From the sky to the wrist: how perpetual calendars work
Since the earliest times, humans have looked to the skies to measure time. The movements of the sun, moon and stars helped them determine the precise day, date and time, something that still inspires wonder – from children gazing up at the night sky to astronomers charting distant galaxies. Perpetual calendars, including those crafted by Audemars Piguet, translate the principles of astronomy and the Gregorian calendar into high watchmaking – an intricate blend of art, mechanics and design. At...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
Beyond the Exhibition Hall: AWE’s Waterfront Debut Offers a…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] From private jewellery viewings to stepping aboard a yacht, the Festival of Connoisseurs took visitors beyond the conventional exhibition hall. This luxury festival is the first exhibition supported by a HK$100 million government fund, spearheaded by the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau to attract large-scale, distinctive international exhibitions to Hong Kong. It brought yachts, prestige cars, jewellery and art...
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11/5（四）
Philippine envoy says US immigration detention rules may ch…
The Philippines on Thursday voiced optimism that the Democratic Party’s resounding midterm election win would prompt the United States to adopt “a different approach” to President Donald Trump’s hardening immigration crackdown that has ensnared many Filipinos. Trump’s Republican Party was routed in Tuesday’s polls, with the Democrats taking control of both houses of the US Congress and gaining legislative power to check his policies. The drubbing has given hope to Jose Manuel Romualdez, Manila’s...
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Physiotherapist’s clinical mindset shapes approach to manag…
For Dinesh Verma, managing risk begins long before a problem becomes visible. It is a principle that has guided his work as a physiotherapist, his decision-making as an entrepreneur and, increasingly, his approach to managing his wealth. Originally from India, Verma moved to Singapore in 1989 to work as a clinical physiotherapist, but eventually transitioned his career beyond clinical practice after earning a master of business administration (MBA) degree, adding a broader commercial lens onto...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
Redefining Investment Advisory in the Age of AI
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] A generation ago, a Hong Kong retail investor might have checked the closing prices in the morning paper and phoned a broker to place a trade. Today, 95 per cent of the city’s stock investors trade online, and nearly two-thirds turn most often for the mobile app of a securities brokerage rather than their bank, according to the Investor and Financial Education Council’s latest retail investor study. That shift is the...
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Diversification and flexibility key to investment in challe…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Many indicators have highlighted Hong Kong’s growing pre-eminence as an international financial centre, including the “World Ultra Wealth Report 2026”1 – published in June by the New York-based wealth intelligence firm Altrata. It showed that, up to the end of last year, Hong Kong had an estimated 18,290 ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals with personal assets of more than US$30 million, which represented a 26.4 per...
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National Taiwan University remains 23rd in 2027 QS Asia ran…
National Taiwan University (NTU) held on to 23rd place in the 2027 QS Asia University Rankings released Tuesday, remaining Taiwan’s highest- ranked institution, while National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) posted the biggest jump among local schools.The rankings, published by British higher educat
Latest award confirms EuroEyes International as market lead…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] By recently winning the prestigious Zeiss Award for the 10th consecutive year, EuroEyes International has once again been recognised for its pioneering work and, in particular, for performing the highest number of trifocal lens implantations in clinics around the world. The independent company, which was founded in Hamburg in 1993, specialises in presbyopia correction, cataract surgery and intraocular lens procedures...
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11/4（三）
In Asia, midterms spark worries about diplomatic uncertaint…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here. In the wake of Democrats’ sweeping victory in congressional elections, Asian countries are weighing how their ties with the US will shift under a lame-duck Trump administration. Washington’s Asian allies believe the “blue wave” will only heighten pressure to invest in the US and take on a greater share of the financial burden for their security alliances. In South Korea, observers have argued that managing relations with Washington will become significantly...
Air pollution: Indian capital Delhi's air quality worsens a…
#Air pollution#Environment#Delhi#Air pollution in India#Diwali#Asia
Asia to drive Julius Baer growth as investors diversify ami…
Private banking giant Julius Baer expects Asia to play a major role in its growth in the near term as investors seek diversification amid US AI risks, according to its chief executive. “The AI bubble is building and lots of people are very nervous about how much AI risk they have,” Julius Baer group CEO Stefan Bollinger said in an interview in Hong Kong on Tuesday. Investors who have long been “over-indexed” to the US dollar and US equities now face increased exposure, as AI-related capital...
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