AI to help Hong Kong bookworms find a whole new world of words

    AI to help Hong Kong bookworms find a whole new world of words

    Hong Kong’s annual book fair returns in July with a renewed focus on cultural exploration, tourism and the role of AI in reading, with the organiser hoping to break last year’s visitor turnout. The Trade Development Council (TDC) said on Tuesday that the 36th Hong Kong Book Fair would be themed on “Reading the World:…

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    As I see it | US Anthropic ban is best advert for Chinese AI

      As I see it | US Anthropic ban is best advert for Chinese AI

      Bankers working for JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong must have been miffed when they were shut off from using artificial intelligence (AI) models from Anthropic, a pioneering American firm in the field. Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase pulled the plug in April and last week respectively, based on a strict interpretation of…

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      A man believed to be a suspected Chinese spy is taken to the Federal Court of Justice to be presented for arrest in Karlsruhe, Germany, on 20 May 2026.

        China’s Spies Surge Worldwide, but Some are Getting Caught

        The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is “flooding the zone” with spies as Beijng seeks political and economic advantage over the United States and a West that it perceives as weakening, experts have told Newsweek. But some of the spies are being caught, as nations push back against Beijing’s vast operations, too. Nearly every week brings…

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        Hong Kong graduates prefer careers in finance, survey finds

          Hong Kong graduates prefer careers in finance, survey finds

          Hong Kong graduates believe the city’s finance industry is its most attractive and stable sector, making them more optimistic about career opportunities than their global peers, according to a study by the CFA Institute, which trains investment managers. The New York-based institute’s “2026 Graduate Outlook Survey”, released on Wednesday, found that 71 per cent of…

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