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South China Morning Post, 23 settembre 2026

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ArticleShrink­ing work­force set to hit key sec­tors

Hong Kong’s work­force is fore­cast to shrink by around 20,000 a year until 2028 des­pite meas­ures to import labour and tal­ent, with short­ages remain­ing most acute among skilled tech­nical work­ers. A gov­ern­ment report on man­power pro­jec­tions...

Shrink­ing work­force set to hit key sec­tors

ArticleCan­to­pop comeback

After a month-long res­tor­a­tion project, the two-metre bronze statue of late Can­to­pop diva Anita Mui Yim-fong was unveiled to the pub­lic again yes­ter­day on the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui. The sculp­ture, cre­ated by Pro­fessor Cao...

Can­to­pop comeback

ArticleAlibaba boasts of ‘most power­ful’ AI chip at its Apsara Con­fer­ence

Alibaba Group Hold­ing has intro­duced what it called China’s most power­ful arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence (AI) chip and teased plans to train an AI model with up to 10 tril­lion para­met­ers, as top exec­ut­ives reaf­firmed the tech giant’s ambi­tion to...

Alibaba boasts of ‘most power­ful’ AI chip at its Apsara Con­fer­ence

ArticleSearch for stray dogs expan­ded

The author­it­ies have expan­ded their search radius to cap­ture stray dogs and installed new sur­veil­lance cam­eras in the area where a sus­pec­ted fatal can­ine attack took place, in a bid to “com­pletely remove” safety risks in the neigh­bour­hood.

Search for stray dogs expan­ded

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