'Hiring plans will be more conservative in 2025 Q1'
[RTHK] - 12/12/2024
A human resources company on Thursday said the hiring intentions of local companies will be more conservative in the first quarter of next year, amid a slowdown of the global economy and geopolitical tensions. ManpowerGroup said it interviewed about 500 local employers and around 35 percent (…)
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Ex-Taiwan mayor and presidential candidate Ko Wen-je charged with corruption
Taiwan prosecutors on Thursday indicted an ex-mayor of Taipei and former presidential candidate on charges of (…)
[HKFP] - 27/12/2024
Golden Harvest chain temporarily closes its GH V Walk cinema in Nam Cheong, amid a rocky year for film industry.
[South China Morning Post] - 27/12/2024
Govt values family well-being highly, says CE
Chief Executive John Lee on Friday said the well-being of families is deeply valued by his administration, and that (…)
[RTHK] - 27/12/2024
Scheme, run by NGO SideBySide, has so far helped 2,200 people aged 16 to 30.
[South China Morning Post] - 27/12/2024
Hong Kong condemns US decision to extend sanctions against local officials by five years
The Hong Kong government has condemned Washington for extending sanctions imposed on local officials through to (…)
[HKFP] - 27/12/2024
Police believe blaze caused by 62-year-old female resident’s burning of joss papers for a ritual for peace and (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 27/12/2024
Taiwan President Office holds first China ‘expansion’ simulation
Taiwan’s Presidential Office staged on Thursday its first tabletop simulation of China’s military actions in the (…)
[HKFP] - 27/12/2024
Airport to expand use of unmanned vehicles
Passengers will be able to ride on the new unmanned shuttle between the Hong Kong port of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau (…)
[RTHK] - 27/12/2024
From China’s new colossal hydropower project to Apple’s investment in Indonesia, here are a few highlights from (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 27/12/2024
Activist bounties, passport cancellations slammed by UK, US, EU, Canada, as Hong Kong gov’t condemns ‘slander’
The Hong Kong government has condemned “slanderous remarks” by the US, UK, Canada, the European Union (EU) and (…)
[HKFP] - 27/12/2024
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[South China Morning Post] - 27/12/2024
