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Elite Chinese school offers country’s first quantum tech PhD programme
The University of Science and Technology of China’s new programme reflects the government’s focus to increase the number of quantum tech researchers in the country.
HSBC unveils new Wealth Centre imbued with sustainability, innovation and digital art
HSBC has recently expanded its high-net-worth client service network with the opening of the new HSBC Wealth Centre at K11 ATELIER Victoria Dockside, right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, connecting them with wealth opportunities in the G...
Chinese premier hails creation of Asian-African arbitration centre in Hong Kong
The new centre will ‘provide more convenient and efficient dispute resolution services’ for parties in both regions, Premier Li Keqiang says.
2024 finish for first batch of HK-Shenzhen hub structures
The first batch of eight buildings at the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park is expected to be completed by the end of 2024, acting secretary for innovation and technology David Chung Wai-keung said.
COVID-19: British Airways suspends Hong Kong flights as crew forced to quarantine after one member tests positive for coronavirus
The airline apologises to customers for the disruption to their travel plans and is said to be supporting staff now having to quarantine in the former British territory.
Hong Kong issues arrest warrants for ex-lawmaker, activist over election calls
Anti-graft agency says ex-lawmaker Ted Hui allegedly incited the public to cast blank ballots in the December 19 election and faces four charges.
Invest in health care, says Lam on Wuhan visit
Hong Kong enterprises should not only invest in property but also in the healthcare sector, Carrie Lam said during her four-day trip to Wuhan.
Alleged Hong Kong ear-biter ‘suffered from mental disorder’ during assault
Dr John Wong says defendant Joe Chen’s alleged attacks in November 2019 could have been a result of acute alcohol intoxication, after withdrawing a previous diagnosis during cross-examination.
Pay rises to match pre-Covid levels
Workers in Hong Kong could see salary increments rebound to pre-pandemic levels, with median pay increases forecasted to hit 3.5 percent next year, a global human resources consulting firm finds.
Retired senior Hong Kong police officer gets 1½ years’ jail for fraud
The District Court denied the defence’s request for a suspended jail sentence for retired superintendent Lung Siu-chuen, 55, noting he had committed an act of dishonesty out of greed.
'Please don't thank us' as sponsors keep distance from HKJA
Some sponsors of the Hong Kong Journalists Association's anniversary dinner next month do not want to be publicly known due to the group's tensions with the government, the association's chairman says.
Hong Kong’s Henderson Land says it will not resist creation of new green belt
The developer currently has a project in the review phase within an area affected by the planned 2,000-hectare conservation zone, which is being created as part of the Northern Metropolis blueprint.
Kan tipped for top security job
Assistant commissioner of police Andrew Kan Kai-yan is tipped to be the new director of the police force's national security department.
Hong Kong police sergeant faces jail for stealing colleague’s credit cards
Johnny Lau, 35, pleaded guilty to three counts of theft and three of obtaining property by deception at the District Court.
Door opens for docs trained in mainland
Hong Kong residents trained in mainland medical schools will also be considered for returning to the city for practice without having to undergo an exam.
Beijing tests flying oil tanker near Taiwan in show of flight range
The debut outing for the refuel aircraft comes after US lawmakers vowed ‘rock-solid’ support for Taipei in a surprise one-day visit to the island.
Hong Kong further tightens Covid-19 rules on arrivals from 8 African nations
City residents returning from South Africa, Botswana and six other nations must spend the first of three weeks of quarantine at a government facility.
Patient died in Tuen Mun Hospital when left unattended in isolation room
A 55-year-old patient who was sent from the mainland to a Hong Kong hospital died when he was left unattended inside a room while he waited for Covid-19 test results, according to his family.
First buildings in Lok Ma Chau Loop tech park to finish in 2024
The first batch of eight buildings in Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park are expected to be completed by the end of 2024, acting secretary for innovation and technology David Chung Wai-keung said.
Twenty non-local medical schools to be recognized
Hong Kong doctors who graduated from 20 non-local medical schools on par with the University of Hong Kong and Chinese University will be the first ones who can return to the city for practice without an exam.
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