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HSBC's HK customers had a few scary hours Ben Kwok
The last thing HSBC wants is to scare, rather than serve, its customers. Unfortunately the city’s No.1 bank shocked many of its customers yesterday for a few hours over a service update statement
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HK Ballet’s spectacular new Romeo a big hit Kevin Ng
Hong Kong Ballet’s final offering this season at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre last weekend was the premiere of a brand new production of “Romeo + Juliet” created by the artistic director Septime
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Reduce the risk of collapsing trees with advanced technology Dr. Winnie Tang
Last month was the hottest May in Hong Kong on record, the amber and red rainstorm warning signals were hoisted on the first day of June, with trees collapsing in many places across Hong Kong,
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Hong Kong people cherish traditional characters Mark O'Neill
Last week the Education Ministry issued a report which urged Hong Kong to legally recognise Mandarin and simplified Chinese. It also said that Mandarin should be incorporated into the city’s exam
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It's time we did something about caged homes Brian YS Wong
Caged homes. A term employed to denote “spaces” that could range anywhere from 100 sq. ft. apartments with sprawling sewage pipes and crisscrossed overhead wires and dripping roofs and broken pipes…
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