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ArticleA.I. POWERS RECORD SURGE IN HK EXPORTS

Hong Kong exports rose by 53.4 per cent year on year in June, as over­seas demand for the region’s elec­tronic products sup­port­ing AI pushed monthly ship­ment growth to its highest level in more than 40 years. Pro­vi­sional fig­ures released by the...

ArticleHKU pres­id­ent Xiang Zhang to step down in 2028

ArticleChina cracks down on off­shore trusts with new tax rules for wealthy

Beijing is mov­ing to heighten the scru­tiny of over­seas assets con­trolled by the coun­try’s richest fam­il­ies by impos­ing per­son­alin­come taxes on their off­shore trusts, plug­ging a loop­hole long used by the wealthy to avoid tax pay­ments and...

ArticleBOAR NUMBERS FALL AMID CULL

The num­ber of wild boars in the city has declined by more than half in the four years since author­it­ies adop­ted a cap­ture-and-kill policy, with HK$105.6 mil­lion spent over the same period. A Legis­lat­ive Coun­cil study pub­lished yes­ter­day...

ArticleMARKETS FEEL THE WEIGHT OF BEIJING

When the S&P 500, Nas­daq and Dow Jones Indus­trial Aver­age hit record highs in early July, US Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump hailed it as evid­ence of an Amer­ican eco­nomic revival. “This is WINNING. The Golden Age of Amer­ica is begin­ning – and we are...

ArticleJUDGE IN PLAGIARISM ROW TOLD TO RETIRE

Chief Justice Andrew Cheung Kui-nung has told a High Court judge to retire early after rep­rim­and­ing him for pla­gi­ar­ising sub­mis­sions in a judg­ment, describ­ing a series of such incid­ents as under­min­ing pub­lic con­fid­ence. The city’s top...