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Abby Choi could have been hit on head 7 times with hammer,…
Warning: graphic content follows. Slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung could have been struck on the head seven times with a hammer when she was allegedly murdered three years ago, a court has heard. Forensic pathologist Dr Kwok Ka-ki said on Thursday that Choi was fatally struck on the head with a blunt object, leaving a large hole on the right side of her head and causing extensive bleeding in her brain and skull. Testifying in the High Court as the murder trial entered its sixth week,...
#Hong Kong courts#Crime in Hong Kong#Hong Kong#Abby Choi - murder of a model#Abby Choi Tin-fung#Kwong Kau
Powered by GPT-6, Unitree humanoid robots master painting w…
Robots developed by Chinese humanoid maker Unitree Robotics can now paint pictures and play chess without any prior training, relying on frontier AI models to navigate complex physical tasks, according to founder and CEO Wang Xingxing. Speaking on Thursday at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, Wang said Unitree’s machines, powered by OpenAI’s GPT-6, were capable of executing intricate robotic sequences, such as dynamically replacing brush water and blending pigments, guided...
#Robotics#Unitree Robotics#OpenAI#Moore Threads Technology#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Semiconductors
Burnt-out Chinese youth wear laid-back emperor’s robe to re…
Burnt out by the relentless grind, some young people in China have rallied around an unlikely patron saint: a famously indolent Ming dynasty (1368–1644) emperor. This autumn, across office towers, universities, and streets in China’s tier-one cities, young people have begun sporting black Taoist robes modelled on the garment worn by the Jiajing Emperor in the classic historical drama Ming Dynasty in 1566. In the drama, actor Chen Baoguo portrays the Jiajing Emperor as an unkempt, robe-clad...
China blocks SoftBank’s US$5.4 billion takeover of ABB’s ro…
China’s state planner has told Japanese investor SoftBank it will not allow the US$5.4 billion acquisition of the robotics segment of engineering group ABB to go ahead, the Swiss firm said on Thursday. The case marks the second major deal blocked by China this year after Meta Platforms was ordered to unwind its US$2 billion-plus acquisition of artificial intelligence start-up Manus. The news comes as Beijing tightens scrutiny of foreign investment in domestic start-ups that are developing...
#Robotics#China#Softbank#China technology#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Robotics: Industry Trends
AI disruption, geopolitics and partnerships in focus at Hon…
Technology-driven disruptions, superpower rivalry and global partnerships were among the topics that dominated a closed-door summit in Hong Kong, as countries and tech giants seek to boost growth and lead the race in artificial intelligence. About 100 business owners, executives and academics from the United States, mainland China, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia and the Middle East attended the fourth edition of the Family Business Summit, co-hosted by the South China Morning Post and Blue Pool...
#Hong Kong economy#Hong Kong#Artificial intelligence (AI)#China#United States#Singapore
China performs world-first precision laser-cutting experime…
China’s space scientists have become the first to carry out precision laser cutting in orbit, slicing a piece of “large-scale equipment” with a robotic arm fixed to the outside the Tiangong space station. The official Science and Technology Daily reported on Wednesday that millimetre-scale cuts were made by a laser maintenance device operated remotely from “hundreds of kilometres away”. Precision laser cutting involves focusing a beam of light to slice or melt material with extreme accuracy, a...
China’s Yutong Bus expands overseas as new-energy bus expor…
China’s Yutong Bus, the world’s largest electric bus manufacturer, is seeing its overseas shipments climb steadily, with demand growing rapidly in countries such as Australia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and Morocco. Based in Zhengzhou in central China’s Henan province, the company now generates more than half of its total revenue from overseas sales. New-energy models – comprising pure-electric and hybrid vehicles – have made up 25 per cent of its bus exports so far this year, a sharp increase from...
#Electric & new energy vehicles#China#Automotive industry#China exports#China manufacturing#Future of transport
Chinese and North Korean officials step up diplomatic drive…
Senior Chinese and North Korean officials met on Thursday in the wake of Kim Jong-un’s recent cross-border visit and a renewed drive by the two sides to deepen their relationship. China’s top diplomat Wang Yi struck an upbeat tone on the relationship between the two countries when he hosted a visiting delegation led by Kim Song-nam, the international affairs chief of the Workers’ Party of Korea, in Beijing. “China is ready to work with the DPRK [Democratic People’s Republic of Korea] to...
#China-North Korea relations#North Korea#United States#China#Kim Jong-un#Wang Yi
China sees nearly 10% drop in marriages, foreshadowing lowe…
China has witnessed a nearly 10 per cent drop in the number of marriages in the first three quarters of the year, signalling a possible full-year fall in 2026 after a rebound in 2025. The country recorded 4.648 million marriage registrations in the first nine months, down 504,000 from a year earlier, data released on Wednesday by the Ministry of Civil Affairs showed. The latest figures mean that 2026 marriage registrations would most likely see a year-on-year drop as well, said He Yafu, an...
Opinion | How Trump’s weakened grip on Congress complicates…
The Democratic sweep of the US midterm elections has transformed the political balance in Washington, but it has not transferred control of foreign policy from the White House to Congress. When the new Congress convenes in January, Democrats will control both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Their victories reflected widespread frustration with the Iran war, rising living costs and US President Donald Trump’s leadership. Reuters reported that 70 per cent of voters wanted Congress to...
#US Politics#Donald Trump#Taiwan#US midterm elections 2026#United States#China
Hong Kong needs ‘forward-looking’ plans amid industrial cha…
Hong Kong should proactively plan and implement forward-looking strategies amid rapid changes in global industrial chains and the rapid development of technology and artificial intelligence, the city’s leader has said at an economic forum. Speaking at the Hongqiao International Economic Forum in Shanghai, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said on Thursday that the government’s GoGlobal task force had helped more than 360 mainland Chinese firms establish or expand their businesses in Hong Kong...
#Hong Kong economy#Hong Kong#John Lee#Trade Development Council (HK)#Shanghai#China
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...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
Taiwan Seeks Stronger Laws Against Beijing's Transnational…
#Democracy#Cross-Strait Relations#Mainland Affairs Council#Transnational Repression#Puma Shen
North Korea digs in for US stand-off as Democratic midterm…
North Korea is bracing for a prolonged confrontation with the United States, analysts say, after sweeping Democratic gains in the US midterm elections diminished the likelihood of renewed diplomacy between Kim Jong-un and President Donald Trump. As Americans cast their ballots on Tuesday, Pyongyang test-fired a new surface-to-air missile system and carried out a strike drill with long-range strategic cruise missiles early on Wednesday, Korean time – its fourth weapons test in a week. The...
Unexpected White Flower Oil uses; modern cheongsams: 7 Life…
We have selected seven Lifestyle stories from the past seven days that resonated with our readers. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Cancer at 32, laid off at 50. How a Singaporean rebuilt his life after setbacks Edgar Tang was 32 and on holiday in London when a call from his doctor changed his life. He was diagnosed with stage three Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system. His only symptom had been a swollen lymph node on the left side...
Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 Years in Second National Securi…
#Prisoner#Democracy#National Security Law#Activist#Hong Kong#China
黃之鋒再遭判囚10年 預計2036年前後獲釋
香港民主運動人士黃之鋒週四（11月5日）被香港高等法院以“串謀勾結外國或者境外勢力危害國家安全罪”，判處監禁10年。法官裁定案件屬於《港區國安法》所稱的“罪行重大”，以13年為量刑起點，再因黃之鋒認罪減至10年。
US asset manager Federated Hermes opens office in Hong Kong
US asset manager Federated Hermes has opened its office in Hong Kong, after two years of preparation, joining a wave of international financial giants competing for growth in the Asia-Pacific region. The company, which managed US$884 billion worth of assets as of September, considered a Hong Kong office two years ago and its board approved a plan a year later. Its office in the Nexxus Building in Central adds to its Asia-Pacific footprint in Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney. “Hong Kong is a premier...
#Banking & finance#United States#China#Hong Kong#Paul Chan#Jane Street Asia
‘Squeeze narrative’ on China’s trade surplus belies reality…
Chinese Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang pushed back against criticism of the country’s widening trade surplus while pledging to expand imports, as China faces growing international pressure to address global trade imbalances. Addressing the opening ceremony of the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai on Thursday, Ding said China had never deliberately sought a trade surplus, which he attributed to the country’s position in global supply chains and its comparative advantages. “The...
Ex-armed police chief Wang Ning ousted from China’s top adv…
A former commander of China’s paramilitary force has been stripped of his senior political advisory roles, sealing a sweep of more than 15 years in which three consecutive heads of the People’s Armed Police have fallen from grace. General Wang Ning, 71, was formally removed as a standing committee member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and vice-chair of its foreign affairs committee on Wednesday. The top political advisory body revoked his membership during its...
Mouthing Off | Mainland Chinese fast-food chains are creepi…
Earlier this year, mainland China’s biggest hotpot restaurant chain, Haidilao, made news by announcing it would enter the Western-style fast-food market with Fresh Burger, serving pizza, pasta, fried chicken and beef patties in buns. Industry observers predicted that chains such as McDonald’s, KFC and Jollibee might soon be shaking in their boots. Although Fresh Burger has yet to debut in Hong Kong, several other mainland Chinese fast-food brands have recently landed in the city, albeit quietly....
Russia’s ‘eastward pivot’ gains steam as Putin confirms new…
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed into law a deal to build a second standard-gauge railway track at a key border crossing with China, as Moscow looks to accelerate its eastward pivot and boost ties with Beijing ahead of the Apec summit. According to a document posted on Russia’s official legislative information portal on Monday, Putin has now signed a law ratifying the railway deal reached with Beijing during the Russian leader’s visit to China in May. The two sides have agreed to...
China stocks extend rebound on state support, US midterm re…
Chinese stocks extended their rebound for a second day on Thursday, as state support gained momentum and a Democratic landslide victory in the US congressional election removed an overhang capping risk appetite. The CSI 300 Index rose 0.8 per cent to 4,135.97 as of 10.25am local time, extending a 2.3 per cent gain a day earlier. The chip-heavy Star 50 gauge soared 5 per cent after surging 9.9 per cent the previous trading day. Democratic control of the US Congress may tighten tech exports to...
#China stock market#Stocks#Shanghai Stock Index#Shenzhen Stock Index#A-shares#United States
On This Day | Concorde lands in Hong Kong for the first tim…
This article was first published on November 6, 1976. Concorde arrives, softly, softly by Mark Giles The supersonic age hit Hongkong yesterday (November 5, 1976) – not with a bang, as many expected, but with a whisper. Concorde, the Anglo-French airliner, arrived from Manila on a demonstration flight with Mrs Imelda Marcos, wife of the Philippine President, as special guest. While the aircraft stopped over before returning to the Philippines, the First Lady and her party found time to do some...
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...
#South China Morning Post#News#Opinion#China#Hong Kong#World
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