CUHK start-ups eye silver economy’s need for ‘wearable robotics’
A couple of health and medical device start-ups that got their start at the Chinese University of Hong Kong are seeking to enter the...
Hong Kong back in business after Wipha as all typhoon signals lifted
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Hong Kong public hospital patients to pay 20% less for drugs
Hong Kong patients can expect to pay about 20 per cent less for some drugs following negotiations by public hospitals with pharmaceutical companies, as...
China’s SpinQ sees quantum computing crossing ‘usefulness’ threshold in 5 years
Quantum computing is poised to reach a tipping point in three to five years by becoming useful for solving real-world problems, as computers harnessing...
Indonesia’s dream of a ‘smart forest’ capital becomes a vice-ridden nightmare
Indonesia’s dream of a gleaming new capital in the Bornean jungle is fast becoming mired in vice, ambivalence and growing doubts about its future...
Shareholders of Chinese firms eye Hong Kong for family offices: asset manager
Shareholders of mainland Chinese companies are showing increasing interest in setting up family offices in Hong Kong after their initial public offerings amid a...
Sean Stein on why US businesses are walking a tightrope to stay in China
Sean Stein is president of the US-China Business Council (USCBC), a Washington-based non-profit organisation that promotes trade between the world’s two largest economies. The...
Australia should not sabotage its own efforts to boost ties with China
Chinese media outlets were keen to accentuate the positives of Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s visit to China. However, sections of the Australian media...