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Cannix Yau
Senior Writer, Hong Kong
Cannix joined the Post in 2014 after many years in journalism and some years working for legislators. She is interested in issues related to social justice and won numerous press awards including SOPA's Excellence in Reporting Award.
Cannix joined the Post in 2014 after many years in journalism and some years working for legislators. She is interested in issues related to social justice and won numerous press awards including SOPA's Excellence in Reporting Award.
Areas of Expertise:
Transport and infrastructure, government policies, investigative storiesLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
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Company veteran Kam will succeed Rex Auyeung in January for a three-year term.
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In anticipation of export curbs on critical software, technology experts warn of a ‘painful’ transition for firms reliant on US-made systems.
While many investors diversify their portfolio, others cash in on record high gold prices.
Business leaders say luxury retailers among holiday’s big winners, with one tourist spending whopping HK$1 million on international brands.
Education Bureau has announced significant changes to the framework for both the senior secondary Chinese history and history curriculums.
