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Sept 30Wed
  1. 南華早報·香港72

    Route 6 to open in full in December, journey from Yau Ma Tei to Tseung Kwan O cut to about 12 minutes

    The final section of Route 6 will open in December, cutting the journey from Yau Ma Tei to Tseung Kwan O from about 65 minutes to about 12 minutes. Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan said at a Legislative Council meeting that the Kowloon Bay section of the Central Kowloon Route will open on December 6, and construction of that section began in 2017.

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    南華早報·香港71

    蔡天鳳案高等法院開審 控方指前家翁因7200萬元單位買賣起殺機

    蔡天鳳謀殺及非法處理屍體案在高等法院開審,控方週三作開案陳詞,指前家翁因不滿她堅持出售其居住的7200萬元(920萬美元)單位而「極度怨恨憤怒」,唆使兩名兒子一同殺害28歲的她並處理被肢解的遺體。控方指審期預計為期八星期,案件詳情以原文為準。

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    南華早報·商業38

    香港如何吸引歐洲初創年輕人才

    香港推動創新及科技發展的表現獲多項國際調查肯定,國際管理發展學院《世界競爭力排名2026》將香港列為全球70個經濟體中第2位。深圳-香港-廣州創新集群亦在世界知識產權組織的相關排名中保持全球第1位。

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    南華早報·香港53

    港府擴大知識產權融資沙盒 七家企業九個月試點融資成本下降

    港府承諾擴大知識產權融資沙盒計劃,加入更多銀行和企業。七家企業用戶在九個月試點後降低借貸成本,金管局銀行監理總監 Carmen Chu Lap-kiu 指計劃有助完善估值實務、專業服務成本、配套措施和市場認知。

  5. 南華早報·商業33

    Analysts: Mainland and Hong Kong stocks expected to be volatile in fourth quarter as multiple risks rise

    Analysts warn that mainland and Hong Kong stocks are expected to be volatile in the fourth quarter, facing risks such as weak stimulus measures from Beijing, tightening US financial conditions and shifts in the artificial intelligence trade narrative. Brokerages Zheshang Securities, CCB and others estimate that both markets are likely to consolidate for the rest of the year, with a clearer direction emerging only after negative factors are digested.

  6. 南華早報·香港53

    HSBC announces Hong Kong stablecoin named HSBC RedCoin to launch via PayMe by year-end

    HSBC announced on Wednesday that its Hong Kong stablecoin will be named HSBC RedCoin, set to launch before the end of the year, initially available through PayMe and the HSBC Hong Kong mobile banking app. PayMe currently has more than 3.3 million users and can be used for transfers, shopping and dining. HSBC said it is optimistic about retail applications and cited a survey in which 74% of respondents..., although the relevant details were cut off in the feed.

  7. 南華早報·商業17

    UBS executive Jin Yee Young: from artistic gymnast to trusted adviser to Asia's wealthy families

    UBS executive Jin Yee Young was once a professional artistic gymnast who represented Singapore twice at the Southeast Asian Games, and now oversees the investment portfolios of some of Asia's most prominent families. She said the sport demands precision, and she underwent rigorous training in a high-pressure environment far removed from financial markets.

  8. 南華早報·商業40

    Analysts: upcoming rate hike to hit Hong Kong less hard than in 2022

    Analysts expect the upcoming rate hike will not deal as heavy a blow to Hong Kong's property market as the previous round of increases in 2022 and 2023. Although the US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate earlier this month, Hong Kong's major banks have so far kept rates unchanged. If the Fed tightens further later this year, banks are expected to follow with rate hikes.

  9. 南華早報·香港24

    Raising Hong Kong's fertility rate is an economic imperative

    Commentary argues that raising Hong Kong's fertility rate is an economic imperative, and that Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the latest Policy Address have placed population sustainability on the public agenda. The authorities have announced an extension of the newborn incentive scheme and strengthened financial support for second and subsequent children, but the battle over fertility should not stop at whether the incentive amounts are sufficient to change families' decisions.

  10. 南華早報·香港45

    Cheap and illegal: mainland Chinese netizens advertise Hong Kong services on social media

    Mainland Chinese netizens are posting on social media to solicit unlicensed services such as tour guiding and photography, while Hong Kong's crackdown on travellers abusing visas to practise illegally has failed to stop related advertisements from continuing to appear ahead of the National Day "Golden Week". A South China Morning Post search on Xiaohongshu found an account claiming to be a Shenzhen photographer offering photography services in Hong Kong and asking clients to reimburse cross-border transport costs.

  11. 南華早報·商業40

    Grant Thornton Hong Kong report: Hong Kong listed company executives "not ready" for the AI era

    A Grant Thornton Hong Kong report said that executives of Hong Kong's largest listed companies severely lack technology expertise, with less than 1% of directors possessing artificial intelligence or cybersecurity skills. The company's 15th annual corporate governance review surveyed 100 large listed companies in the Hang Seng Composite Index, and 59% of the companies viewed cybersecurity or artificial intelligence as a major business risk.

  12. 南華早報·商業33

    AI adoption leaves Hong Kong wealth management headcount growth lagging asset growth

    Consultancy firm Capco said Hong Kong's private wealth assets have grown strongly, but industry headcount has not risen in step, mainly because private banks and wealth management firms have adopted technologies such as AI to serve clients. Capco's Simon Smallcombe said that as private banks' assets under management grew rapidly, the number of relationship managers did not increase at the same pace, and technology and AI are boosting team productivity.

Sept 29Tue
  1. 南華早報·商業40

    The Vertex developer Twin City Holdings fined HK$770,000 for failing to disclose sales terms

    The government said in a statement that Twin City Holdings Limited, developer of the residential project The Vertex in Cheung Sha Wan, was fined HK$770,000 (US$98,100) for failing to disclose details of the payment terms for sales of the project. The company was found to have breached one residential property ordinance, with the violations including failing to disclose price discounts and other financial incentives. The Vertex was previously owned by China Evergrande Group.

  2. 南華早報·商業45

    Accenture: Hong Kong firms lag mainland in AI adoption, legacy system burden a drag

    An Accenture survey showed that only 10% of Hong Kong firms have integrated generative AI across multiple business functions, compared with about 21% of mainland firms. Robert Hah, head of Accenture's Hong Kong office, said that deeply entrenched legacy systems and a risk-averse corporate mindset are slowing the digital transformation of Hong Kong firms.

  3. 南華早報·商業57

    Chinese brokerages fall in line with Beijing's clean-up of overseas stock trading; Orient Securities to bar mainland clients from buying shares and funding accounts from Wednesday

    Some Chinese brokerages have begun clearing out non-compliant overseas stock trading by mainland investors, with Orient Securities notifying its mainland clients that they will be barred from buying shares and transferring funds in from Wednesday. This round of regulatory clean-up began a few months ago with fines on Tiger Securities and Futu Securities International.

  4. 南華早報·商業59

    Shein's first results since Hong Kong listing show profit down 67%, shares fall as much as 14% to record low

    Shein's first results since listing in Hong Kong show second-quarter profit fell 67%, with the shares sliding as much as 14% to a record low on Tuesday. They closed down 10.7% at HK$31.50, having touched an intraday low of HK$30.24. The company warned that tariff headwinds and fluctuations in logistics costs would persist through the end of the year.

  5. 南華早報·商業51

    Town Planning Board rejects application to convert Kowloon Bay Harbourside HQ from commercial building to residential use

    Hong Kong's Town Planning Board has rejected an application by a developer consortium, refusing permission to rezone Grade-A commercial building Harbourside HQ at 8 Lam Tsok Street, Kowloon Bay, for residential development. The application was made by a consortium comprising CSI Properties, Asia Standard International and Chongqing-born property developer Cheung Chung-kiu. Analysts said high commercial vacancy rates make it difficult for sellers to offload stock.

  6. 南華早報·商業36

    JPMorgan's Dimon on how economic growth can resolve US-China tensions and thorny global issues

    JPMorgan CEO Dimon recently visited Hong Kong on a packed itinerary, meeting entrepreneurs and business leaders who connect China with global markets. His views on economic growth and world affairs drew particular attention in the city last week, extending his role beyond market strategy and leadership of the financial industry.

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