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‘Speed up’: US ag exporters urge faster progress on trade d…
As the midterm “blue wave” threatens to further complicate US-China relations, American agricultural exporters are calling on Washington to focus on delivering the trade deals already agreed with Beijing and ending a period of damaging policy uncertainty. With shipments of key products such as soybeans needing to be planned months – or sometimes an entire year – ahead, US farmers are in need of stability after last year’s trade war. “Agriculture is ... an industry with long production cycles, so...
Democratic Congress to guard US’ Taiwan policy and press Tr…
The Democratic US Congress may push for faster arms sales to Taiwan following the party’s resounding midterm election victories, but there will be no fundamental shifts in broader US policy towards the island, according to analysts. And if the likely next House speaker, Hakeem Jeffries – a long-time supporter of Taiwan – “crosses the red line” on the issue, Beijing was expected to take strong countermeasures, one analyst said. “A Democratic-controlled Congress will ramp up pressure on Trump to...
Tesla’s Musk pulls plug on Cybertruck for robotaxi push aft…
Tesla would wind down Cybertruck production at its Texas gigafactory around mid-2027, CEO Elon Musk said on Friday, after years of persistently weak sales for a futuristic model once touted as a rival to legacy pickup trucks that ultimately only sold in just a handful of markets because of its heavy, angular design. Musk said in an X post the production wind-down would enable the carmaker to accommodate increased output of its newly launched Cybercab model, which the billionaire has made central...
Tokyo still ‘dodging the issue’ a year on from Takaichi row…
Beijing has said responsibility for the “serious difficulties in China-Japan relations lay entirely with Tokyo” one year on from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s controversial comments about Taiwan. Takaichi is planning to visit China this month for the Apec summit, but on Friday foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun accused the Japanese authorities of continuing to evade the issue and showing no willingness to correct her remarks. “A year ago, the Japanese leader made erroneous remarks on...
Hong Kong authorities arrest 28 in crackdown on bid-rigging…
Hong Kong authorities have cracked down on a bid-rigging syndicate and arrested 28 people, including directors of contractors and consultancy firms as well as some with triad backgrounds, in the first operation by a joint task force after the devastating Wang Fuk Court fire. Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung said the task force, set up to combat bid-rigging, had also formed a 24-hour hotline for the public to report any suspected bid-rigging activities and would offer monetary rewards...
China puts DF missiles on display amid speculation about IC…
Chinese state media showcased several Dongfeng-series missiles on Thursday to mark a key anniversary, including the nuclear-capable DF-61 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) and the rarely seen DF-100 long-range supersonic cruise missile. The coverage coincided with social media reports suggesting that the People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force might have conducted an inland ICBM test, potentially involving a ground-based mid-course missile interception, although neither activity has been...
Viral Chinese app lets strangers vote on purchases to stop…
Ahead of China’s Double 11 shopping spree, a viral WeChat mini-programme called “Wallet, Please Wait” is helping consumers curb impulse purchases. The free tool borrows from corporate finance workflows, outsourcing approval of everyday purchases to the crowd. Users can submit purchase requests detailing the item, its price, their reasons for wanting it and any cheaper alternatives. Shoppers can share requests with family members or post them to a public “plaza,” where purchases are approved or...
Hong Kong police to enable AI facial recognition on CCTV ne…
Hong Kong police will enable artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition technology across their expanding smart surveillance network this month to improve the tracking of missing persons or suspects, with plans to save the data it generates for up to 180 days. The force said the facial recognition technology was widely used by law enforcement agencies around the world and stressed that residents’ privacy rights would be protected. “Leveraging AI [facial recognition] would cut the time we...
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China ready to expand US farm imports – on 1 condition
Beijing says it remains open to buying more agricultural products from the United States, but wants reciprocal tariff cuts covering US$30 billion worth of products on each side to be implemented first under the US-China Board of Trade. “China has always maintained an open attitude towards expanding agricultural imports from the United States, provided that the agreed-upon reciprocal tariff reduction arrangement – covering $30 billion on each side – is implemented,” Huang Ling, a spokeswoman for...
Ng banking on ‘tougher’ Le Zonda as he faces Sa Sa Ladies’…
Pierre Ng Pang-chi is hoping Le Zonda has toughened up since his last run as his promising stayer faces the biggest test of his career in the Group Three Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse (1,800m) at Sha Tin on Sunday. The two-time Irish winner pre-import made quite the impression to cap off last season, breaking through locally at the seventh attempt when sweeping from the back of the field for a comfortable success at Happy Valley over 1,800m. He followed up with a similar performance a month later,...
‘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...
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鉅亨速報 - Factset 最新調查：安森美半導體ON-US的目標價調降至93.5元，幅度約6.5%
根據FactSet最新調查，共24位分析師，對安森美半導體(ON-US)提出目標價估值：中位數由100元下修至93.5元，調降幅度6.5%。其中最高估值139元，最低估值75元。綜合評級 - 共有32位分析師給予安森美半導體評價：積極樂觀18位、保持中立14位、保守悲觀0位。安森美半導體今(4日)收
Children should have a hobby, not rely on sport to handle s…
Children should view sport as “a game” that helps builds resilience but should focus also on cultivating personal hobbies to help manage stress, Chinese basketball icon Yao Ming said during a sports clinic with local primary students in Hong Kong on Wednesday. The former Houston Rockets star took to the pitch at the Hong Kong Football Club alongside Olympic gymnastics champion Li Xiaopeng and table tennis great Deng Yaping, among others, leading about 25 schoolchildren through an impromptu...
老闆說Let’s sit on it 不是要你坐上去
會議桌上，團隊正在討論一項新的投資案。財務長認為時機難得，業務主管卻擔心市場尚未成熟。最後，執行長說：Let’s sit on it for a week. 剛進公司的同事一愣。Sit on it，是要「坐在提案上」嗎？ 當然不是。這句話的意思是：這件事先擱一週，再作決定。 我們最早學到的 sit 是「坐」。但在商業英文裡，sit 經常不是真的坐下，而是表示一種狀態：暫時停在原地，不急著採取行動。 Sit on it：先別作決定 Let’s sit on the offer until Friday. 這項報價我們先放到星期五再決定。 sit on something 是暫緩處理、保留決定。它和 reject 不同：reject 是拒絕；sit on it 則是「現在還不表態」。 但這個片語也可能帶有不滿。 The purchasing department has been sitting on our request for two weeks. 採購部門壓著我們的申請，已經兩週沒有處理。 同樣是 sit on，主管說 Let’s sit on it，可能是審慎；抱怨別人 has
‘The race is on’: Swiss bankers nod to Hong Kong’s wealth h…
Swiss private banking executives have acknowledged Hong Kong’s growing prominence as a global cross-border wealth-management hub, as geopolitical tensions prompt wealthy clients to diversify not only their investments but also where their assets are held. “The race is on,” said Giorgio Pradelli, CEO of Swiss private bank EFG International, during a panel discussion on Wednesday at the Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA). He was referring...
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