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440,000 mainland arrivals over Mid-Autumn weekend, hotels brace for National Day (opens the original)
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Seven-day National Day ‘golden week’ holiday begins on Thursday, with about 1.29 million mainland Chinese visitors expected to arrive in Hong Kong Mainland Chinese visitors made about 440,000 trips to Hong Kong over the Mid-Autumn Festival weekend, with a tourism industry representative expecting hotel occupancy of more than 90 per cent in popular districts during the coming National Day “golden week”. Hong Kong recorded 439,532 arrivals by mainland visitors from last Friday to Sunday, according
Hong Kong tech chief sets June deadline for Hetao cross-border talent flow (opens the original)
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‘The flow of people must begin by June 30 next year at the latest,’ innovation minister Sun Dong says Cross-boundary talent flows within the Hetao innovation hub will be launched by June next year at the latest, Hong Kong’s technology minister has said, after the city’s leader pledged to enable the free movement of data by the end of this year. Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry Sun Dong revealed the deadline while also discussing how semiconductor production, due to begin at the
Hong Kong targets gold trading, FPS-UnionPay link to boost yuan use (opens the original)
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‘We will consolidate and enhance Hong Kong’s status as an international financial centre,’ John Lee says Hong Kong will expand the use of the yuan in areas including gold trading and cross-border payments, as policy blueprints call for the city’s biggest push yet to internationalise the Chinese currency. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu on Wednesday devoted part of the city’s first five-year plan and his annual policy address to developing a gold trading ecosystem and creating a regional intelle
Syndicate dispute or theft? The legal fight over HK$30 million Mark Six prize (opens the original)
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A lawyer says 14 government employees must launch civil proceedings to recover their shares after a colleague allegedly kept the prize money A group of 14 government employees can only recover their shares of a HK$30 million (US$3.8 million) Mark Six windfall through civil legal proceedings after a colleague allegedly refused to split the prize and disappeared, a lawyer has said. Vitus Lawyers principal partner Vitus Leung Wing-hang told the South China Morning Post on Monday that retrieving the
Hong Kong teams up with 50 partners to set standards for low-altitude aviation (opens the original)
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Key MOUs related to low-altitude economy exchanged with mainland partners at Belt and Road Summit Hong Kong has secured support from more than 50 organisations to develop common standards for the low-altitude economy, as the city seeks closer integration with the national strategy for the sector. The announcement was made on Thursday at a low-altitude economy forum attended by Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan. The low-altitude economy covers commercial activities involving drones
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