Editorial | Top UN ranking proves the benefits of Hong Kong’s integration

Editorial | Top UN ranking proves the benefits of Hong Kong’s integration

Hong Kong has been accelerating its integration into the Greater Bay Area, China’s key engine of growth. That has borne fruit for the city’s increased productivity and innovation. Our joint efforts are now being internationally recognised by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), which is part of the United Nations. The Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou economic cluster…

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Hong Kong to update railway standards with national measures to help cut costs

Hong Kong to update railway standards with national measures to help cut costs

Hong Kong is seeking to incorporate national railway standards into local benchmarks in a bid to greatly cut costs and raise efficiency, paving the way for standardised rules and their wider application in future government projects. The move will also help facilitate the export of mainland Chinese building technology, such as modular integrated construction (MiC),…

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Snow-blowing, lawn-mowing robots clear the way for China’s tech expansion

Snow-blowing, lawn-mowing robots clear the way for China’s tech expansion

China’s consumer robotics start-ups are finding new growth opportunities in overseas markets, providing a new development model for the country’s manufacturers as they attempt to escape problems wrought by excess capacity and destructive price wars at home. These up-and-coming robotics firms are leveraging mature supply chains and rapid product iteration cycles to compete on technology…

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More factories but less pollution: how China’s green tech revolution works

More factories but less pollution: how China’s green tech revolution works

In 2006, he founded the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs (IPE) – a non-profit environmental research organisation based in Beijing. At the time, data collected by his organisation showed around 28 per cent of monitored water sources nationwide were severely polluted and rendered unusable, leaving nearly 300 million people without sufficient clean drinking water,…

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Hong Kong tutorial firms feel squeeze as 2 mainland Chinese giants eye slice of pie

Hong Kong tutorial firms feel squeeze as 2 mainland Chinese giants eye slice of pie

Two major mainland Chinese tutorial school operators are expanding their Hong Kong footprint, increasing the competition for local counterparts already facing challenges caused by a shrinking student population and a curriculum revamp, the Post has found. The moves by the firms come amid rising demand from mainland students to sit Hong Kong’s university entrance exams,…

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Breaking | China places former stocks regulator Yi Huiman under probes for disciplinary breaches

Breaking | China places former stocks regulator Yi Huiman under probes for disciplinary breaches

Yi Huiman, the former regulator of China’s equities market, is being investigated for disciplinary breaches, as the country’s long-standing anti-graft campaign extends into all corners of the financial industry, from banking to the stock market. Yi, the chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) from January 2019 to February 2024, has been detained by…

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