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South China Morning Post, 07 novembre 2026

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The Fam­ily Busi­ness Sum­mit wrapped up yes­ter­day with del­eg­ates weigh­ing China-US rela­tions, South­east Asia’s growth tra­ject­ory and the Rus­sian eco­nomy against a back­drop of geo­pol­it­ical flux shaped by Wash­ing­ton’s post-midterm...

Fam­ily Busi­ness Sum­mit focuses on Asean, US-China ties and geo­pol­it­ics

ArticleExchange Fund suf­fers 74% plunge in earn­ings

Hong Kong’s Exchange Fund, the war chest used to defend the local cur­rency, repor­ted a 74 per cent tumble in third-quarter earn­ings amid per­vas­ive mar­ket uncer­tainty. The out­look for the final quarter was also chal­len­ging, the Hong Kong...

Exchange Fund suf­fers 74% plunge in earn­ings

ArticleWill ‘blue tsunami’ erode China’s faith in the Trump-Xi rela­tion­ship?

Will ‘blue tsunami’ erode China’s faith in the Trump-Xi rela­tion­ship?

ArticleTwenty-eight arres­ted as bid-rig­ging task force launches first oper­a­tion

The author­it­ies have cracked down on a syn­dic­ate and arres­ted 28 people allegedly involved in bid-rig­ging, includ­ing board mem­bers of con­tract­ors and con­sultancy firms, in the first oper­a­tion by a joint task force set up after the release...

Twenty-eight arres­ted as bid-rig­ging task force launches first oper­a­tion

ArticleNajib to remain in prison as legal ques­tions linger

Malay­sia’s dis­graced former prime min­is­ter Najib Razak moved closer to house arrest after Umno yes­ter­day paid a 50 mil­lion ring­git (HK$97 mil­lion) fine required under the terms of his royal par­don. The clem­ency gran­ted by King Sul­tan...

Najib to remain in prison as legal ques­tions linger

ArticleAnti-graft law boasts wider global powers

China’s top legis­lature has passed a land­mark law tar­get­ing cross-bor­der cor­rup­tion, equip­ping Beijing with expans­ive new tools to pur­sue illi­cit off­shore assets while coun­ter­ing for­eign attempts to invest­ig­ate wrong­do­ing in...

Anti-graft law boasts wider global powers