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- Sep 27, 2026
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How Hong Kong’s old businesses are adapting to new times (opens the original)
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Change does not follow a single formula and may involve creating new experiences, rebuilding unglamorous systems and adopting AI Late into the night, Hong Kong football fans in their twenties, thirties and forties sat in Lin Heung Lau restaurant on Wellington Street watching World Cup matches over dim sum rather than pints at a sports bar. “On that occasion, we were not calculating money only,” he said. “We were looking at brand-building and opening another channel through which we could find cu
Over 1,000 visit Po Pin Chau trail as Mid-Autumn Festival holiday begins (opens the original)
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First major holiday test for real-name reservation system as crowds stream towards popular section of High Island Geo Trail on Friday morning More than 1,000 visitors have flocked to one of Hong Kong’s most popular geological attractions on the morning of the Mid-Autumn Festival, putting a new real-name reservation system through its first major holiday test. As mainland Chinese tourists started visiting the city for the long weekend, crowds were seen streaming towards the Po Pin Chau section of
Hong Kong talent schemes could add 1.2% to GDP annually, John Lee says (opens the original)
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City leader also reveals more than half of arrivals are willing to stay past three-year mark Talent attracted to Hong Kong under various admission schemes could add about 1.2 per cent to the city’s gross domestic product (GDP) each year, the city leader has said, adding that more than half of those reaching the three-year mark are willing to stay. “These talent will create an extra GDP of probably 1.2 per cent every year because they are very well qualified,” Lee told a phone-in radio programme,
Hong Kong leader John Lee vows to review IVF support for women over 40 (opens the original)
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Chief Executive says he will examine current policies but acknowledges no single measure can reverse Hong Kong’s declining birth rate Hong Kong leader John Lee Ka-chiu has vowed to examine whether the government can better support women aged over 40 who are seeking assisted reproductive treatment, while acknowledging that financial incentives alone would not reverse the city’s falling birth rate. Lee made the pledge during a radio phone-in programme on Thursday, when residents described obstacle
Hong Kong’s job outlook rebounds in fourth quarter as fewer employers plan cuts (opens the original)
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Firms looking to hire after previous quarter’s slump as city’s economic environment improves, according to survey by ManpowerGroup Hong Kong employers’ hiring sentiment rebounded sharply for the fourth quarter, with far fewer companies expecting to cut jobs as confidence improved alongside stronger economic growth, according to a ManpowerGroup survey. The outlook is calculated by subtracting the percentage of employers expecting to reduce staffing from the share planning to increase headcount.
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