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Hong Kong investment by non-local key enterprises to rise to HK$50 billion: Paul Chan

2 weeks ago | scmp.com | Elizabeth Cheung |Jess Ma

The development of technology and innovation to drive Hong Kong’s economic growth is “more urgent” amid the current geopolitical landscape, the finance chief has said, as he revealed investment brought by non-local strategic enterprises to the city will increase to HK$50 billion (US$6.4 billion).
Hong Kong task force meets Thai police, tourism officials over scam farm detainees

Jan 14, 2025 | scmp.com | Jess Ma |Natalie Wong

A Hong Kong task force met Thai police and tourism officials on Tuesday as part of efforts to recover a dozen city residents lured into working at scam factories in Southeast Asia, with the chief executive commending the delegation’s progress. City leader John Lee Ka-chiu said the task force had achieved “some positive results”, noting he had seen “strong attention and commitment” from Thai authorities.
‘Please save my son’: Chinese families’ desperate appeals over Thai job scams

Jan 14, 2025 | thestar.com.my | Jess Ma |Willa Wu

Sun Maoxing and wife Wang Weiju, both in their sixties, never expected their first trip outside China to involve a desperate search for their missing son. The couple from mainland China’s Shandong province on Monday stood outside the Chinese embassy in Bangkok, Thailand, pleading for help from anyone they could see leaving the site. Each of the parents told embassy staff to “please save my son”. Do you have questions about the biggest topics and trends from around the world?
Chinese families’ desperate appeals over Thai job scams

Jan 14, 2025 | msn.com | Jess Ma

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‘Please save my son’: Chinese families’ desperate appeals over Thai job scams

Jan 13, 2025 | flipboard.com | Jess Ma |Willa Wu

‘Make It Difficult to Breathe’: Thailand’s Former Prime Minister Slams African Women for Their Dark Skin and ‘Flat Noses’ While Praising ‘Natural Beauty’ of Thai Women In Racist TiradeThe former prime minister of Thailand, whose daughter now serves in the same position, is under fire for comments comparing Thai and African …
Victims, experts want employers in Hong Kong to do more to tackle sexual harassment

Jan 12, 2025 | businessandamerica.com | Willa Wu |Jess Ma

Few victims report harassment because of unclear company policies, fear of what investigation might entail. Source link
Hong Kong marine police officer hits HK$69 million jackpot in Mark Six lottery

Jan 11, 2025 | thestar.com.my | Jess Ma

A Hong Kong marine police officer has won HK$69 million (US$8.9 million) from a mere HK$10 bet placed over a phone call, with his win widely circulated among police circles. The Post has seen a picture showing the officer’s winning bid of HK$69,234,020 from the Mark Six lottery, with sources confirming that the officer worked for the marine police’s small boat division and is currently on leave.
Kenmuddy Town? Hong Kong power firm apologises for botched road markings

Jan 10, 2025 | flipboard.com | Jess Ma

5 hours agoChina’s Pension Crisis Deepens With Boycott From Millions of YouthHi, this is Lulu Chen in Hong Kong. This week, we delved into the crisis facing China’s pension system.
Hong Kong privacy watchdog warns URA over leaked details of 199 tenants, owners

Jan 9, 2025 | scmp.com | Jess Ma

Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog has served a warning letter to the Urban Renewal Authority (URA) for leaking personal details of 199 tenants and owners stored on a cloud platform. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data issued an investigation report on Thursday and ruled that the urban redevelopment body contravened data laws by omitting key functions in security checks and failing to detect that the data was open to public access.
Hong Kong public dental clinics fill quotas despite continued teething problems

Jan 6, 2025 | scmp.com | Winnie HT Wong |Jess Ma

More patients making appointments with new online registration system, though some elderly patients still struggling with itPublished: 1:21pm, 6 Jan 2025Updated: 1:25pm, 6 Jan 2025Quotas at some Hong Kong public dental clinics were filled on Monday despite the teething problems of a waiting list arrangement that came with elderly residents failing to register for their appointments online.