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How To Get A Free Flight To Hong Kong In 500,000 Airline Ticket Giveaway
Hong Kong will begin giving away 500,000 airline tickets from Wednesday in a bid to attract visitors and boost its flagging economy, just as it finally drops its compulsory mask-wearing rule.
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After 945 Days, Hong Kong Ends World's Longest Mask Mandate
Hong Kong will stop requiring masks to be worn in public places from Wednesday, drawing to a close the prolonged Covid era that damaged its economy and standing in the world.
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Apple Could Report Its First Decline in Quarterly Revenue in Nearly 4 Years, Say Analysts
Apple is expected to report its first decline in quarterly revenue in nearly four years after strict COVID-19 curbs in China rapped the economy and related protests upended iPhone production at its biggest supplier Foxconn. Investors will look for details on how Chief Executive Tim Cook is trying to bolster demand in a weak economy that has prompt...
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Hong Kong Has Not Out Of Dilemma: Chinese Premier Amid Massive Protests
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met with Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam in Beijing on Monday, saying the Asian financial hub was not yet out of the "dilemma" facing the city's economy after months of sometimes violent protests.
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Hong Kong Economy In "Extremely Difficult Times", To Record Budget Deficit
Hong Kong is set to record its first budget deficit in 15 years, the city's finance chief warned Monday, as the business hub reels from the twin shocks of the trade war and seething democracy protests.
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Hong Kong Police Officer Hit By Arrow As Protesters Dig In At Campus
A police officer was struck by an arrow fired by a Hong Kong protester on Sunday, as fierce clashes raged around a campus which has turned into a base for a pro-democracy movement whose unrelenting protests have plunged the city into turmoil.
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How Important Is Hong Kong To The Rest Of China? An Explainer
Concerns over Hong Kong's political and economic future are growing as pro-democracy protests drag on and turn increasingly violent, and China makes clear that forceful intervention is possible.
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Hong Kong Protests Spread To Subway As Bank Warns Of Economic Fallout
A major bank warned on Wednesday that weeks of protests in Hong Kong could hit the economies of the Chinese-ruled city and mainland China itself as demonstrators prepared a sit-in at a subway and site of a mid-summer mob attack.
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Hong Kong Unveils $2.4 Billion Economic Support Package Amid Protests
The Hong Kong government unveiled a HK$19.1 billion ($2.4 billion) package on Thursday to support a slowing economy as escalating political protests and the prolonged U.S.-China trade war weigh heavily on the Asian financial centre.
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"Calm Down," Emotional Hong Kong Leader Urges Protesters; Airport Reopens
Hong Kong protests: Leader Carrie Lam said city's recovery from protests that have swept the Asian financial hub could take a long time and that she would be responsible for rebuilding its economy "after the violence eases".
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Hong Kong Airport Cancels All Flights For Today As Protesters Swarm
Hong Kong airport authorities canceled remaining flights on Monday after protesters swarmed the main terminal building for a fourth day, the biggest disruption yet to the city's economy since demonstrations began in early June.
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India Has Learnt to Live in Era of Global Turmoils: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Confident about India sailing through global turmoils without much adverse impact, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said the government is focussing on strengthening the country's real economy and harnessing its true growth potential of eight-nine per cent.
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Record Number of Chinese Among World's Richest Billionaires
China accounts for a record one-fifth of all billionaires in the world, rising from 17.6 per cent in 2014, according to the China Rich List 2015 compiled by the US business magazine Forbes.
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Protests Blamed as Hong Kong Misses Growth Targets
Hong Kong's leadership blamed months of pro-democracy protests today as the economy fell well short of predicted growth in 2014, and warned that "prolonged political bickering" could do more damage to investor confidence.
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Protests Could Hurt Hong Kong Economy: World Bank
Protests in Hong Kong could hurt the city's economy as well as China's but the impact will depend on how long the "uncertainty" lasts, the World Bank's chief Asia economist said on Monday.
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How To Get A Free Flight To Hong Kong In 500,000 Airline Ticket Giveaway
Hong Kong will begin giving away 500,000 airline tickets from Wednesday in a bid to attract visitors and boost its flagging economy, just as it finally drops its compulsory mask-wearing rule.
-
After 945 Days, Hong Kong Ends World's Longest Mask Mandate
Hong Kong will stop requiring masks to be worn in public places from Wednesday, drawing to a close the prolonged Covid era that damaged its economy and standing in the world.
-
Apple Could Report Its First Decline in Quarterly Revenue in Nearly 4 Years, Say Analysts
Apple is expected to report its first decline in quarterly revenue in nearly four years after strict COVID-19 curbs in China rapped the economy and related protests upended iPhone production at its biggest supplier Foxconn. Investors will look for details on how Chief Executive Tim Cook is trying to bolster demand in a weak economy that has prompt...
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Hong Kong Has Not Out Of Dilemma: Chinese Premier Amid Massive Protests
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met with Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam in Beijing on Monday, saying the Asian financial hub was not yet out of the "dilemma" facing the city's economy after months of sometimes violent protests.
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Hong Kong Economy In "Extremely Difficult Times", To Record Budget Deficit
Hong Kong is set to record its first budget deficit in 15 years, the city's finance chief warned Monday, as the business hub reels from the twin shocks of the trade war and seething democracy protests.
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Hong Kong Police Officer Hit By Arrow As Protesters Dig In At Campus
A police officer was struck by an arrow fired by a Hong Kong protester on Sunday, as fierce clashes raged around a campus which has turned into a base for a pro-democracy movement whose unrelenting protests have plunged the city into turmoil.
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How Important Is Hong Kong To The Rest Of China? An Explainer
Concerns over Hong Kong's political and economic future are growing as pro-democracy protests drag on and turn increasingly violent, and China makes clear that forceful intervention is possible.
-
Hong Kong Protests Spread To Subway As Bank Warns Of Economic Fallout
A major bank warned on Wednesday that weeks of protests in Hong Kong could hit the economies of the Chinese-ruled city and mainland China itself as demonstrators prepared a sit-in at a subway and site of a mid-summer mob attack.
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Hong Kong Unveils $2.4 Billion Economic Support Package Amid Protests
The Hong Kong government unveiled a HK$19.1 billion ($2.4 billion) package on Thursday to support a slowing economy as escalating political protests and the prolonged U.S.-China trade war weigh heavily on the Asian financial centre.
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"Calm Down," Emotional Hong Kong Leader Urges Protesters; Airport Reopens
Hong Kong protests: Leader Carrie Lam said city's recovery from protests that have swept the Asian financial hub could take a long time and that she would be responsible for rebuilding its economy "after the violence eases".
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Hong Kong Airport Cancels All Flights For Today As Protesters Swarm
Hong Kong airport authorities canceled remaining flights on Monday after protesters swarmed the main terminal building for a fourth day, the biggest disruption yet to the city's economy since demonstrations began in early June.
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India Has Learnt to Live in Era of Global Turmoils: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Confident about India sailing through global turmoils without much adverse impact, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said the government is focussing on strengthening the country's real economy and harnessing its true growth potential of eight-nine per cent.
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Record Number of Chinese Among World's Richest Billionaires
China accounts for a record one-fifth of all billionaires in the world, rising from 17.6 per cent in 2014, according to the China Rich List 2015 compiled by the US business magazine Forbes.
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Protests Blamed as Hong Kong Misses Growth Targets
Hong Kong's leadership blamed months of pro-democracy protests today as the economy fell well short of predicted growth in 2014, and warned that "prolonged political bickering" could do more damage to investor confidence.
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Protests Could Hurt Hong Kong Economy: World Bank
Protests in Hong Kong could hurt the city's economy as well as China's but the impact will depend on how long the "uncertainty" lasts, the World Bank's chief Asia economist said on Monday.
