South China Morning Post - 2023-10-06

• 300 GLOBAL BANKERS TO OFFER INSIGHTS AT SECOND HK SUMMIT
• Decoupling from China ‘impossible’, classified Australian studies find
• Public tenants to be asked to share their personal data
• Emotions also flow over tainted water discharge at Fukushima
• HKU CHIEF UNDER RENEWED ATTACK OVER STAFF HIRES
• China and West ‘should work together as world faces crisis’
• TST office raided, police detain 6 more taking total to 26
• WHATSAPP HIJACK LEAVES 900 WITH DATA BREACHED
• 8-year-olds will be allowed into billiard venues at night
• Slow ‘golden week’ has retailers ‘uneasy’
• Over 75% of outside talent recruits want school places
• Telescope to target gamma rays from space station
• Worms inspire green building materials
• ‘Exaggerate­d’ reports of thefts hit wrong note with rock festival organisers
• Philippine supply boats ‘warned and regulated’
• Some traders defy TikTok sales ban while offline shop owners celebrate
• US moves target Chinese cyberattac­ks
• FUKUSHIMA RESUMES DISCHARGE PROCESS
• Truancy hits record at schools in Japan
• U.S. ‘UNITED FRONT’ AT RISK FROM ROW
• Multinatio­nal profits trapped owing to US dollar shortage
• Nuclear reactor halted ‘to extract material for bombs’
• UN hits out at forced labour use in Myanmar
• Israeli weapons ‘used in blitz on enclave’
• AUTHOR IN THE ‘NEW’ NORWEGIAN TRIUMPHS
• Ottawa warned as tide of homeless misery grows
• Trump touted as next House speaker
• The biggest risk
• Asian Games heroes need city support to build on their success
• Trafficker­s’ ‘harmcore’ videos a new scourge on humanity
• Tougher demands
• Remake of Twitter is a brilliant idea but poorly executed
• US is reacting badly to the tale of spy balloon
• MPF POISED FOR THIRD YEAR OF LOSSES AFTER DISMAL QUARTER
• Sunac wins court approval on debt restructur­ing
• Capvision inquiry ends but foreign businesses wary of China’s ‘unstable’ policies
• Virtual insurer Bowtie rises to challenge
• Taiwan’s share in chip supply chain ‘on the decline’
• New phase of highest-altitude wind farm starts operation
• BILLIONAIR­ES’ BID TO SELL COLLECTION SUFFERS SETBACK
• Google unveils smartphone­s and watch with AI features
• Taiwan to probe firms helping Huawei
• Apple ‘held talks on search engine switch’
• Universal Crossword
• You’ve got to hand it to him
• Dictionary captures zeitgeist with list of food-related terms
• Education entreprene­ur prefers to keep it casual
• BE SURE TO GET YOUR FILL OF THESE COMING BEER EVENTS AND FESTIVALS
• INSTAGRAM TREND IS HELPING PEOPLE MANAGE STRESS
• Chinese designers increasing­ly set sights on making it big in Paris
• Show looks at Van Gogh’s final months
• CHASING A DREAM OF BREAKING THROUGH
• Yao Ming apology for ‘cancelled’ press conference
• England’s rugby chief bullish on Nations Cup
• HK’S CHAN LETS GOLD SLIP AWAY IN THRILLING DUEL
• Karate bronze for Lau, but coach questions the draw
• Romantic Warrior’s Cox Plate rivals ‘could be in trouble’
• Verstappen poised for third title with rare Saturday win
• Former gold medal cyclist turns to new role as coach
• ROLE models
• Leap of FAITH
• BAGS of UTI LITY
• Sterling REPUTATION
• HIP pockets

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