For financial journalists of my generation, we used to feel the boom of Hong Kong as an international financial centre: big mergers, full-house restaurants in Central and shark fins lunch.

One of my favourite poems of all time is Dylan Thomas’ “Do not go gentle into that good night.” Yet the reasons for my preference of it are perhaps more anodyne and peculiar than most – I ...

There is one election in the world that has the eyes of all trained on it. This election is neither – strictly speaking – a directly democratic one; nor is it one in which the vast majority of ...

Hong Kong is still enduring the heat during late October. Among us, the life of more than 200,000 residents living in subdivided units must be even more miserable. Under global warming, how to ...

Just days remain before America’s most consequential presidential election in modern times. A jittery world knows the outcome will have far-reaching ramifications. It will either mean ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is expecting a banner year in 2025, thanks to strong demand from AI clients and for its high-performance computing devices (HPCs) and the launch of its ...

My good friend, colleague, and collaborator Prof. Li Cheng recently took an interview with the Financial Times. In one of its hallmark “Lunch with the FT” series, journalist Edward White ...

Since OpenAI's ChatGPT emerged at the end of 2022, a variety of generative artificial intelligence (AI) software has emerged. Many academic journals are struggling on whether the use of AI should ...

剛發表的施政報告，放寬投資移民購買5000萬以上的物業，預期市場上對豪宅大單位的需求會大大增加。何文田屬於罕有傳統豪宅地段，新樓供應向 ...

One of Hong Kong’s top Sinologists does not expect China to attack Taiwan because the economic and political risks are too high, with the war in Ukraine having increased Taiwan’s military ...

Hong Kong is still enduring the heat during late October. Among us, the life of more than 200,000 residents living in subdivided units must be even more miserable. Under global warming, how to ...

In 2021, there was a wave of massive resignations in the United States. About 47.4 million people in the year voluntarily left their jobs for better work, an increase of more than 12% in ...