‘Still my first choice’: Hong Kong shoppers chase bargains despite Sam’s Club safety probe

    ‘Still my first choice’: Hong Kong shoppers chase bargains despite Sam’s Club safety probe

    Many Hong Kong shoppers remain undaunted by a mainland Chinese investigation into the food safety practices of popular supermarket Sam’s Club in neighbouring Shenzhen, saying they will still shop for bargains – but more selectively. Despite reports that Chinese regulators had summoned the warehouse retailer over “frequent food safety issues” on Monday morning, the superstore…

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    Hong Kong’s John Lee pledges 10-fold expansion of new university town

      Hong Kong’s John Lee pledges 10-fold expansion of new university town

      Hong Kong’s leader has vowed to expand its proposed university town near the border by tenfold to 1,000 hectares from its current size, after Beijing’s point man on local affairs endorsed the concept of linking education with industry, while recognising the city’s economic and innovation and technology (I&T) development. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu also…

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      ‘Integrity is non-negotiable,’ Hong Kong anti-corruption chief says at Apec seminar

        ‘Integrity is non-negotiable,’ Hong Kong anti-corruption chief says at Apec seminar

        Hong Kong’s anti-corruption chief has said trust is the real currency of finance, with an official from mainland China’s watchdog pledging to continue fostering a clean business environment and deepen regional cooperation. At an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) seminar on Tuesday, Danny Woo Ying-ming, commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), said corruption harmed…

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