Civil service pay freeze ‘should not affect Hong Kong’s private sector too much’

[South China Morning Post] - 02/27/2025

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Abraham Ancer is gearing up to defend his LIV Golf Hong Kong title this March, eager to relive the unforgettable (…)

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The city is shifting towards a technology-driven economy to align with Beijing’s strategic goals, with major (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 27/02/2025

A man charged with sedition under Hong Kong’s homegrown security law has had his case adjourned again to May, as a (…)

[HKFP] - 27/02/2025

Never a good time to scrap student grant: minister

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[RTHK] - 27/02/2025

'99pc of people won't exceed new HK$2 scheme limits'

An Executive Councillor on Thursday said most of Hong Kong's senior citizens will not be affected by changes to the (…)

[RTHK] - 27/02/2025

From axing 10,000 government jobs to raising the airport departure tax, here is a look at Financial Secretary Paul (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 27/02/2025

By Matthew Walsh China appeared to confirm on Thursday that dozens of Uyghurs had been deported from Thailand, (…)

[HKFP] - 27/02/2025

'AI R&D institute could open as early as next year'

Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry Sun Dong on Thursday said a new Hong Kong AI Research and (…)

[RTHK] - 27/02/2025

Taiwan said Thursday it detected 45 Chinese aircraft near the self-ruled island, the highest number this year and a (…)

[HKFP] - 27/02/2025

Net profit in 2024 rose 10 per cent to HK$13 billion (US$1.7 billion), aided by higher fees from handling market (…)

[South China Morning Post] - 27/02/2025

Sources says cost-cutting revisions to scheme will not take effect until September 2026, with authorities blaming (…)

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