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10/27（二）
In Focus | Can Hong Kong deliver in trying to build its yua…
In September, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu unveiled the city’s first five-year plan along with his policy address, highlighting Hong Kong’s strategic role in promoting the greater use of the yuan outside mainland China as a key priority. In the first of a four-part series on the internationalisation of the yuan, Lam Ka-sing and Denise Tsang examine Hong Kong’s efforts as an international financial centre to reform its market infrastructure, including building a larger offshore renminbi...
China grants permits to VW joint venture and Xpeng as drive…
China has granted new autonomous-driving permission to electric vehicle (EV) maker Xpeng and a mainland joint venture of Volkswagen, intensifying the commercialisation race between China’s autonomous driving firms and US company Tesla. Xpeng would now be allowed to conduct “demonstration operations” of its Yoyo driverless taxis in the capital city of southern China’s Guangdong province under a licence officially granted recently, the company said on social media on Monday. The licence, which...
Antonelli looks to seal title after US win
Kimi Antonelli said his mindset will not change as he heads to next week’s race in Mexico seeking the two points he needs to become Formula One’s youngest world champion.The 20-year-old Italian on Sunday delivered a well-executed and dominant drive to claim his ninth victory this year for Mercedes i
Musk says US$40bn chips debt closed; talks continue
Elon Musk said SpaceX has closed a US$40 billion debt deal to pay for the chips needed to fuel its artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions. People familiar with the discussions, though, told Bloomberg News that talks over pricing were still ongoing.“SpaceX closed US$40B of debt for GPUs,” Musk wrote
6 US citizens sue Trump over White House media ban
In the increasingly bitter legal stand-off between US President Donald Trump and media outlets whose reporting he dislikes, a new and crucial third party has emerged: citizens who watch and read the news and need it to do their jobs. A lawsuit filed on Monday on behalf of six such citizens – effectively representing the audiences for the news media – argues that it is not only the rights of news organisations that are violated when Trump bans them from White House premises. Even more...
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Pentagon chief Hegseth to visit Philippines to meet US alli…
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth will travel to the Philippines this week to meet regional allies, the Pentagon announced on Sunday. The visit comes amid a push by Washington to tighten security ties in the Indo-Pacific ahead of an expected meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in southern China. Hegseth, a former Fox News host, has faced criticism from Democrats and some Republicans over his handling of the war against Iran, as well as concerns that the conflict could divert...
From bright ideas to real businesses: women entrepreneurs m…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] From AI-powered mental health screening to beer brewed from surplus bread, women entrepreneurs at the Standard Chartered Women’s International Network (SC WIN) Now & Next Challenge in Shenzhen demonstrated how innovation can drive commercial opportunities. With customers and partnerships already established, many are now seeking sustainable growth across markets. At the Pitch Finale at the Mandarin Oriental Shenzhen on...
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Could new US investment curbs complicate China’s biotech li…
Chinese biotech firms face fresh headwinds in their global expansion as Washington’s proposed outbound investment restrictions threaten to disrupt deal structures, even though drug licensing agreements remain untouched for now, analysts say. The US Treasury Department’s draft rules released last week would “make it much harder for Chinese biotech firms to attract direct US investment or enter joint ventures”, according to David Zhang, an analyst at policy research firm Trivium China. US Treasury...
Chinese video AI beats US rivals’ visual quality, but lags…
Chinese AI video-generation models have surpassed leading US rivals in visual quality, but several fall behind in safety safeguards, according to researchers at the University of Hong Kong. ByteDance’s Seedance 2.0 Pro took top spot in a ranking of 12 leading artificial intelligence video-generation models, scoring 3.84 out of 5 for visual quality. It outperformed Google DeepMind’s Veo 3.1, which scored 3.47, and OpenAI’s Sora 2 Pro, on 3.27, in a study led by Zhenhui Jack Jiang, professor of...
#OpenAI#Kuaishou Technology#MiniMax#Pika Labs#Shengshu Technology#US
Kweichow Moutai Becomes Premier Partner of the Hong Kong Op…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] In golf, you must hitFrom the Chishui River to the Golf Course Reframing Moutai’s Brand Narrative For Moutai, waiting is not a metaphor, but part of the craft itself. Its production takes one year and eight months, followed by three years of storage, then blending and stabilization; from the start of production to release takes at least five years. Through years of maturation, its initial sharpness gradually gives way to...
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Weak earnings outlook further pressures China’s bearish sto…
Corporate earnings are becoming another factor holding back Chinese stocks, with industries ranging from consumer goods to real estate and green energy under pressure because of weak demand or excessive capacity. Profit growth through the first nine months for mainland Chinese listed companies slowed compared with the pace in the first half, according to Shenwan Hongyuan Group. The Shanghai-based brokerage based its forecast on government data on industrial profits, which it said had a high...
#China stocks#corporate earnings#BNP Paribas#US#William Bratton#Chinese mainland
How the Shaw Prize in Computer Science has been created
Since the Shaw Prize was first presented in 2004, the prestigious annual awards have been presented in three categories: astronomy, life science and medicine, and mathematical sciences. A fourth category – computer science – was announced earlier this year in a move that is fully in keeping with the original vision of Run Run Shaw, the late Hong Kong film mogul and legendary philanthropist, who set everything in motion. His intention was to recognise the quest for knowledge and honour...
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Global gold trading hub status attracts industry leaders to…
Investment in gold – long considered a traditional safe-haven during uncertain times – is taking on renewed importance amid the current global geopolitical uncertainty, market volatility and shifting confidence. For Hong Kong, this surge in interest comes as it is increasing its effort to become an international gold trading centre – a role that builds on its strengths as an international centre for finance, legal services, logistics and its connection with mainland China. The city’s government...
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Exclusive | Why cloud computing pioneer Wang Jian thinks sp…
Long before artificial intelligence became the next big thing in the tech industry, Wang Jian was crafting the foundational infrastructure that would eventually power it. In 2008, he joined Alibaba Group Holding – owner of the South China Morning Post – as chief architect and founded Alibaba Cloud in 2009, convincing the company’s leadership to invest heavily in building a cloud computing infrastructure from scratch. Today, Wang’s purview has expanded considerably. As an academician at the...
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Opinion | Peak lighting outcry spotlights the trouble with…
It’s common knowledge that Hong Kong has a spectacular skyline, especially at night. And given our current obsession with boosting tourism and other value-adding objectives, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that our tourism authorities are actively adding more light to our night skyline. The Tourism Board tried holding monthly firework and drone shows in 2024, but had to scale back after a budget cut – and amid questions of whether more frequent displays, costing the public HK$1 million...
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Globevisa to Convene Hong Kong Summit on Asia's Evolving Gl…
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] HONG KONG, October 26, 2026 — The Globevisa Global Citizen Conference 2026 (GGCC 2026), organised by Globevisa Group, will open today at the JW Marriott Hong Kong, bringing together government representatives, industry leaders, family offices and professional advisers from more than 40 countries. Held under the theme “By Asia. For Asia. To the World,” the two-day conference will examine developments in global mobility,...
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BBC News10/25（日）
US spy chief warns Iran is preparing to target Americans
Iran has “substantially increased” its efforts to target Americans in the Middle East and beyond, US Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton warned on Friday. The warning comes after Washington ordered non-essential US embassy staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia this week, following
US’ Marco Rubio urges Cubans to work with CIA
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday called for Cubans to make “discreet” contact with US intelligence services as Washington seeks to force an end to the nation’s communist government. For months, US President Donald Trump and other senior US officials have openly hinted at a military interv
China-funded Confucius Institutes deemed US national securi…
The US Department of Defense has designated Confucius Institutes, Chinese-funded cultural centers on American university campuses, a threat to US national security, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Friday.Washington considers the centers to be propaganda tools of the Chinese Communist Party, and
10/24（六）
US war chief Pete Hegseth’s new offensive against China’s C…
Just weeks before Donald Trump’s second trip to China this year and his third meeting with President Xi Jinping, whom he has called a “truly great” friend, his administration is intensifying its crackdown on Confucius Institutes – Beijing-backed centres that promote Chinese language and culture at universities abroad. Long viewed by critics as instruments of Beijing’s soft power and cultural diplomacy, the institutes are back in the crosshairs of US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, who says the...
