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    HK man arrested over threat to bomb Admiralty station released on bail

    A Hong Kong man arrested on suspicion of threatening to bomb Admiralty MTR station has been released on bail. Eastern Law Courts Building. Photo: Almond Li/HKFP. The 31-year-old man, surnamed Chung, appeared at Eastern Magistrates’ Courts on Monday after his arrest on Friday, local media reported. He was charged with allegedly spreading false information about…

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    Another Hong Kong homeowner convicted over illegal structures, fined HK$150,000

    Another Hong Kong homeowner convicted over illegal structures, fined HK$150,000

    A homeowner in Redhill Peninsula has been fined HK$150,000 (US$19,230) after pleading guilty to carrying out unauthorised building works, marking the 12th conviction following Hong Kong authorities’ crackdown on illegal construction. The owner of a detached home in the private housing estate on Hong Kong Island admitted at Eastern Court on Friday that he knowingly…

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    Another Hong Kong homeowner convicted over illegal structures, fined HK$150,000

    Another Hong Kong homeowner convicted over illegal structures, fined HK$150,000

    Another homeowner in Redhill Peninsula has been found guilty of carrying out unauthorised building works and fined HK$150,000 (US$19,230), marking the 12th conviction after Hong Kong authorities’ crackdown on illegal construction. The owner of a detached home in the private housing estate on Hong Kong Island pleaded guilty at Eastern Court on Friday to knowingly…

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    Ex-chairman of Hong Kong-listed Neo-China surrenders after 13 years on the run

    Ex-chairman of Hong Kong-listed Neo-China surrenders after 13 years on the run

    A former top executive of a Hong Kong-listed company surrendered to the city’s anti-corruption agency on Tuesday after more than a decade on the run. Li Songxiao, the former chairman of Neo-China Group (Holdings), now known as Shanghai Industrial Urban Development Group (SIUD), handed himself over to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) over his…

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    Ex-chairman of Hong Kong-listed Neo-China surrenders after 13 years on the run

    Ex-chairman of Hong Kong-listed Neo-China surrenders after 13 years on the run

    A former top executive of a Hong Kong-listed company surrendered to the city’s anti-corruption agency on Tuesday after more than a decade on the run. Li Songxiao, the former chairman of Neo-China Group (Holdings), now known as Shanghai Industrial Urban Development Group (SIUD), handed himself over to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) over his…

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