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Fan Chen
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Fan Chen joined the Post in 2024. She has reported in Cambodia, Nepal, and the Czech Republic. Her work appears in Reuters, Newsweek, and Southern People Weekly. She holds two journalism degrees from Columbia Journalism School and New York University.
CATL, which is planning a US$5 billion Hong Kong share listing, will invest up to US$345.6 million in Nio.
About 70 per cent of recruiters attending the coming Cyberport Career Fair are looking to hire AI professionals, organiser says.
Macau tycoon Stanley Ho’s family is selling a site in Tsim Sha Tsui, while actor Nicholas Tse’s shop in Central rented out at a big discount.
The future of birthright citizenship is up in the air in the United States, leading to unease among Chinese with plans to travel to give birth.
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‘The completion of the transaction could also lead us to revisit our assessment of CKHH’s business diversification,’ S&P says.
Women expect an average monthly expense of HK$24,235 (US$3,120) after retirement but face an income-gap, study shows.
Significant disparities remain in senior-management representation and pay equity, reports show.
While DeepSeek is helping African nations leapfrog development milestones, there are still challenges ahead, experts say.
M&A fell 16 per cent to a 10-year low in 2024 as jumbo deals dwindled, PwC says in report.
DeepSeek and Unitree Robotics are expanding, drawing tech talent and aiding demand for homes and offices in their base city.
Technology firms dominate the list of China’s 500 most valuable private companies, as consumer-goods and healthcare providers drop.
A leadership vacuum in artificial intelligence governance following a global forum could be filled by China, experts say.
Japan lodges diplomatic protest, calling coastguard activity a ‘violation of international law’.
European AI firms trail US and Chinese competitors, but open-source projects and regulation could help continent catch up, tech experts say.
Premier Cho Jung-tai has said the island’s government will look for ways to maintain the island’s ‘leading position’.
Efforts to improve electricity for troops stationed in remote and mountainous areas are part of China’s military-civilian fusion strategy.
Key suspect is alleged member of human trafficking ring believed to be behind several kidnapping cases.
This time is different from the first truce last January, analysts say, citing stronger measures from Beijing and a weakened junta.
Communist Party mouthpiece People’s Daily cites ‘historical juncture’ in ties, while Global Times calls for ‘more rational approach’ from US.
News of the joint crime-fighting effort comes after top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi urges Asean countries to crack down on cross-border fraud.
London’s Heathrow airport axed about 100 flights on Sunday because of persistently strong winds.
13 million passenger trips will be recorded at Hong Kong checkpoints over the Christmas and New Year period, the Immigration Department estimates.
Passengers arrive early to avoid rush, but waiting time between security checks and departure gates still long, at around two hours.
Founding supervisor says school has run out of money in letter seeking help on social media.
Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre will host HK$3 million exhibition where experts will be working on 30 rocks that contain dinosaur fossils.
Survey of 1,093 adults shows over a third report ‘moderately severe’ depressive symptoms or worse, with those aged 35 to 44 the most unhappy.
Seven out of 15 products tested by Consumer Council contain ‘reproductive toxicants’ at levels that could harm users’ endocrine system.
With school in a dire financial position, founding supervisor says she has held discussions with more than one investor.
Survey by Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce finds pessimism at highest level in five years.
