
Senior Superintendent Ian Chow Ngai-kong, 51, was found guilty by West Kowloon Magistrate Vivian Ho Wai-han on Thursday

A coordinated push towards global market diversification is urgently needed to shield savers from a potentially dangerous valuation correction in highly concentrated US equities, a former World Bank official has warned.

Senior Superintendent Ian Chow Ngai-kong, 51, was found guilty by West Kowloon Magistrate Vivian Ho Wai-han on Thursday
China is developing an early warning system to spot asteroids that might smash into the Earth, according to the scientist leading the national mission.
China planned to deploy multiple telescopes on the ground, alongside a constellation of satellites in orbit, state-run Science and Technology Daily quoted Li Mingtao, chief scientist at the asteroid monitoring and early-warning research centre under the China National Space Administration, as saying.
None of the asteroids that had been discovered so far were thought to be on a clear collision course with Earth, Li
The finance ministry said pension fund KWAP lost the money to eFishery despite rigorous due diligence
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In a parliamentary written reply dated July 15, the ministry explained that KWAP’s July 2023
New Zealand police says crash involving car and bus occurred along road near Cardrona, a township home to ski resort
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A Hongkonger has died in a traffic accident in New Zealand, marking at least the second fatal crash involving city residents in the country this year.
The Chinese consulate in Christchurch said on Thursday that the resident died in a
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This article was first published on July 17, 1986.
by John Mulcahy
Fast-food counter Cafe de Coral hit the boards yesterday (July 16, 1986), trading up to $1.35 and recording the biggest volume of the day.
Although 16.6 million Cafe de Coral shares traded, at a total value of $22.08 million, this was about all the excitement the market could
Long macaque breeding cycles and fully pre-booked colonies have forced some researchers to halt their critical studies
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A group of Chinese travellers in South Korea successfully brought a runaway coach under control after the driver lost consciousness while driving, triggering heated discussions online.
On Chinese social media, several passengers shared what they experienced on the limousine to Incheon International Airport in the afternoon of July 11.
As the coach with 10 to 20 passengers headed towards the expressway close to Terminal 1, it suddenly bumped into the roadbed.
A Chinese woman, surnamed