Hong Kong financial secretary sees 'minimal' impact from Trump's sweeping tariffs on China
Paul Chan, Hong Kong financial secretary, discusses the potential impact of the U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on China.
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US’s moral authority ‘vital weapon’ that China lacked, Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai tells national security trial
Jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai told an American think tank in 2019 that the US should use its moral authority, which ...
Deal Watch: The Tariff Effect on the M&A Market
Deal work was down in February year over year, just like in January. Some deals are coming through, but they face an ...
Professor, Scrutinized for Ties to China, Sues to Get His Job Back
Feng Tao, who was tenured at the University of Kansas, was cleared of charges brought under a discontinued Trump program ...
The 32 greatest '80s action movies
Whether you want bazooka blasts by the barrel or hard-hitting fistfights, '80s action movies are second to none. So, to ...
Sydney Writers’ Festival shares 2025 program
The Sydney Writers’ Festival has revealed its 2025 program, with powerhouse authors set to make an appearance.The ...
In Trump’s Washington, It Pays to Be From Florida
WASHINGTON—Three days before President Trump’s inauguration, Florida mega-lobbyist Brian Ballard threw a party at Mastro’s ...
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Fontana trustees approve $45,000 2025 municipal contribution supporting Geneva Lake Environmental Agency
Looking to sustain the environmental health of Geneva Lake, Fontana Village Board trustees on March 10 approved making a ...
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong has a free market economy, highly dependent on international trade and finance - the value of goods and services trade, including the sizable share of reexports, is about four times GDP.