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    Technology in China | AnewZ

    China’s software and information technology services industry is on track to exceed 20 trillion yuan (around $2.9 trillion), underscoring the country’s rapid digital expansion and growing influence in the global technology sector. The industry has expanded rapidly in recent years, with annual revenues already surpassing 15 trillion yuan. This growth is being driven by strong…

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    Officiating guests at the launch of Octopus Easy Ride in Hong Kong. From left: Nora Tang, head of transport business at Octopus; Lothair Lam, Legislative Council member (transport functional constituency); Tim Ying, chief executive of Octopus; (right) Lam Wai Kong, Legislative Council member (labour functional constituency); Ben Chan, chairman of the Legislative Council’s Panel on Transport; and Candy Kwok, deputy commissioner for transport. The event marked a milestone in taxi e-payment adoption and the local debut of the Easy Ride feature.

      From tap to taxi | South China Morning Post

      From payment tool to mobility layer Introduced in 1997 as a stored-value card for public transport, Octopus has long been integral to the city’s transport network. Its use now spans retail, parking and online transactions, with this booking function bringing reservation, payment and fulfilment into the same system. “With Easy Ride built into the Octopus…

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      South Korean President Lee Jae Myung speaking at a ceremony in Seoul

        Rep Issa leads Congress in accusing South Korea of targeting US firms

        NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: Members of Congress blasted South Korean leadership over a “left-wing government closely aligned with China,” that they accused of “attacking” American companies and showing favoritism to Chinese-led businesses.  In a letter led by Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., more than 50 members of the House…

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          China’s economy grows at 5% in first quarter, shrugging off initial impact of Iran war

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            When vitiligo is seen but not understood

            [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Vitiligo is often noticed before it is understood. White patches on the skin can draw attention, second glances or subtle avoidance, particularly in public settings. In Hong Kong, where awareness of the condition remains uneven, misunderstanding can influence daily life as much as…

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