Ambrose Li
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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 47
- Latest publication
- Sep 26, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
- Top 50K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 7, 2026
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How Hong Kong firms are future-proofing business in challenging times (opens the original)
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Swire Coca-Cola is among firms leveraging AI and other cutting-edge technologies to drive growth and navigate economic headwinds Hong Kong’s economic transformation is at a critical juncture, and the private sector must adapt along with it, as Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has noted. In the first of a two-part series, Ambrose Li and Wynna Wong examine the forces driving change among established enterprises. Before visiting a vendor in mainland China’s Jiangsu province, a salesman from Hong Ko
2 socially isolated brothers found dead in Hong Kong flat, no foul play suspected (opens the original)
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The pair are believed to have died several weeks apart, with their bodies discovered after their elder sister made a police report Two brothers in their fifties have been found dead in their Hong Kong flat, police have said, with a source noting that they had social avoidance tendencies and had been financially supported by their parents. The exact causes of the deaths have yet to be confirmed by postmortem examinations. No suspicious circumstances had been identified at this stage, the force sa
Foundation collects tributes to Hong Kong’s Tung Chee-hwa for online memorial (opens the original)
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China-United States Exchange Foundation has collected more than 100 reflections on Tung from political and business heavyweights The foundation, established by Tung in 2008, said the webpage, which launched on Monday, included tributes from Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus and Max Baucus, former United States ambassador to China. “This permanent tribute not only placemarks his remarkable record of public service but honours his lifelong belief that dialogue can advance global peace, progress and pr
Hong Kong police arrest 2 tourists over graffiti on MTR Corp train carriages (opens the original)
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Australian and American suspects arrested at the airport after allegedly breaking into Chai Wan depot and spray-painting carriages Hong Kong police have arrested two tourists at the airport on suspicion of criminal damage after they allegedly broke into an MTR Corporation depot in Chai Wan and spray-painted graffiti on the exterior of two carriages. The force said on Thursday evening that it had received a report at about 2pm the previous day that the two men had forced their way into the depot
Uber to apply for Hong Kong licence by end of October as Macau rides surge (opens the original)
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Ride-hailing giant prepares application under new rules while Hong Kong users fuel fivefold trip growth in gaming hub Ride-hailing platform Uber will submit its operator’s licence application in Hong Kong by the end of October, its local general manager has revealed, as the city government moves to regulate the service. The platform also said on Tuesday that Hong Kong residents accounted for the largest share of its non-local users in Macau, months after it relaunched in the gaming hub in Februa
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