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Climate change and China: What investors need to know
Paul Colwell and Liang Yin | April 22, 2021 09:33
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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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How can we sweeten the vaccination program? Ben Kwok
If you cannot force someone to do something, perhaps you can try to motivate them and make them happier. The subject in question is Covid-19 vaccination, which the Hong Kong government is trying
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Addressing Hongkongers’ vaccine hesitancy Brian YS Wong
Vaccinations are not going well in Hong Kong. Uptake is extraordinarily slow – especially as compared with other developed countries or regions. Israel, for one, has a population 1.5 million more
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A tale of two Carries Neville Sarony
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”, the classic opening lines of Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities can readily be applied to the Two Carries – Lam in Hong Kong and Symonds in London.
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HK’s fading attraction:Will the new Carrie Lam Show help? Frank Ching
In a casual conversation last weekend, it turned out that a diplomat due to retire later this year had originally intended to remain in Hong Kong and join the private sector. But now, he said, “That
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HK property prices firm despite outlfow of capital into UK Mark O'Neill
Last July, when Britain opened the door to tens of thousands of Hong Kong people with BNO passports, everyone forecast a capital outflow as migrants rushed to sell their homes here and buy new ones
HK’s fading attraction:Will the new Carrie Lam Show help?
HK property prices firm despite outlfow of capital into UK
A tale of two Carries
In memory of father of marine ecological conservation in HK
In defense of Nomads
Infrastructure for the next American century
Addressing Hongkongers’ vaccine hesitancy
How can we sweeten the vaccination program?
Is the US economy recovering or overheating?
The climate tipping point we want
