Denise Tsang
Hong Kong News Editor at South China Morning Post
Award-winning journalist & Hong Kong News Editor@South China Morning Post. On political-economic news. HKBU Professional Journalism Fellow. @SCMPNews
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4 days ago |
thestar.com.my | Denise Tsang
It has been over a decade since some Hong Kong manufacturers, responding to the mainland’s sweeping industrial upgrade and sensing rising US-China trade tensions, moved to set up factories overseas. Being nimble paid off, until President Donald Trump launched his barrage of tariffs on US trading partners as part of his “America first” economic plan, The Post focuses on a global headwear manufacturer that moved strategically early, only to navigate new disarray in world trade today.
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5 days ago |
themuslimtimes.info | Rafiq A. Tschannen |Denise Tsang
Reading Time:2 minutesDenise TsangPublished: 9:32pm, 9 May 2025Updated: 7:54am, 10 May 2025Hong Kong has taken another major step towards ensuring a halal-friendly environment with a new certification developed in partnership with a leading business group and a major organisation representing the faith. The Hong Kong Federation of Hong Kong Industries and a top Muslim group signed a memorandum of understanding on Friday focusing on halal-sanctioned products and services.
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5 days ago |
scmp.com | Denise Tsang
Hong Kong has taken another major step towards ensuring a halal-friendly environment with a new certification developed in partnership with a leading business group and a major organisation representing the faith. The Hong Kong Federation of Hong Kong Industries and a top Muslim group signed a memorandum of understanding on Friday focusing on halal-sanctioned products and services.
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6 days ago |
scmp.com | Denise Tsang
Kam Pin Industrial stayed put over a decade ago, when other Hong Kong manufacturers responded to China’s industrial upgrade, sensed rising US-China trade tensions and diversified their operations overseas. Now President Donald Trump’s barrage of tariffs on US trading partners threaten to hit hard. In the last of a three-part series, the Post finds out what the company, a leader in aluminium curtain walls for building exteriors, is considering as it navigates the new disarray in world trade.
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6 days ago |
thestar.com.my | Denise Tsang
It has been over a decade since some Hong Kong manufacturers, responding to the mainland’s sweeping industrial upgrade and sensing rising US-China trade tensions, moved to set up factories overseas. Being nimble paid off, until President Donald Trump launched his barrage of tariffs on US trading partners as part of his “America first” economic plan.
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SINO-US TRADE WAR SERIES- PART 3/3: Hong Kong aluminium firm fights for clients to avoid being crushed by trade war https://t.co/OwUKCvmqa6
SINO-US TRADE WAR SERIES: PART 2/3- Countering Trump’s tariffs: Hong Kong headwear maker moves again and again https://t.co/XHm1ORdRLF via @scmpnews
Hong Kong’s Mandarin Oriental hotel set for US$100 million renovation https://t.co/ROOteARmPu