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Startup ideas: wildfire forecast, better customer communications
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Startups using geographic information to offer business support
Dr. Winnie Tang | November 09, 2020 08:40
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US must renew democracy at home, to strengthen democracy abroad
Brian YS Wong | January 22, 2021 10:04
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Using technology to help lose weight and fight the epidemic
Dr. Winnie Tang | December 28, 2020 09:56
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More government services can soon be paid online
Oftentimes, crisis is the best agent to trigger changes, which would otherwise take much longer to happen. As more people go online to shop or order food through apps amid the pandemic, the
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Today’s surreal Hong Kong: Be careful what you say or do Michael Chugani
Hong Kong politics is now surreal. Think twice before you say or do anything. Forget about Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor’s assurances that free speech still exists. It does not. Expect a
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Striking a balance between development and conservation Ryan Ip Man-ki and Jacqueline Hui
Despite the land shortage, Hong Kong needs to strike a sensible balance between building houses and caring for our natural habitats, that is why the government should keep an open mind and look at
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Make good use of advanced technology to curb the epidemic Dr. Winnie Tang
The fourth wave of the COVID-19 epidemic is unpredictable and unstable, it is inevitable that the public is experiencing anti-epidemic fatigue. The epidemic has lasted for a year, do we have a more
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Civil disservice Neville Sarony
For anyone in a position of power, whether they seized it or were elected to it, there is a correlative responsibility to those over whom the power is exercised. Whereas it is true that autocrats’
Adelson made Macao, Macao made Adelson
Civil disservice
Today’s surreal Hong Kong: Be careful what you say or do
Make good use of advanced technology to curb the epidemic
England’s lockdown lessons
Striking a balance between development and conservation
Surprises keep hitting the financial market
COVID-19 and the Doomsday Clock
More government services can soon be paid online
