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Most Hong Kong Wang Fuk Court residents return to fire-hit towers to collect belongings
A 15-day operation ending May 4 allowed 6,265 residents of seven fire-damaged towers in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court to retrieve belongings.
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Hong Kong sees discounted gold imports as merchants shift stock from Dubai
Gold merchants from the Middle East and Russia have sold physical gold in Hong Kong at 15% to 20% below market price since early April.
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Xiaomi EV deliveries top 30,000 units in April, shares rise nearly 7%
Xiaomi’s electric vehicle unit delivered over 30,000 cars in April 2026, boosting shares by 6.8% on the Hong Kong market.
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Hong Kong beautician convicted of doxxing and blackmailing ex-lover
A Hong Kong court convicted beautician Li Yanlin of doxxing and blackmailing a married finance director she briefly dated for HK$2.6 million.
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Lost WWII Yiddish Songs to Be Performed in Shanghai for First Time in Asia
Lost anti-fascist Yiddish songs from World War II will be performed in Shanghai this month, marking their Asian debut.
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Hong Kong Inmedia cleared of tax evasion but faces HK$40,000 audit costs
Hong Kong Inmedia was cleared of tax evasion after a year-long Inland Revenue Department review but incurred HK$40,000 in related costs.
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China data centre market seen stronger as energy crisis reshapes outlook
A report says an energy crisis tied to the war in Iran has sharpened focus on China’s data centre market strengths.
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Hong Kong driver arrested after wife dies in border checkpoint crash
Police arrested a 67-year-old driver after his 62-year-old wife died in a crash at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge checkpoint.
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Hong Kong tax revenue rises 22% to HK$458.3 billion in financial year ending March 31
Hong Kong's tax revenue grew 22% to HK$458.3 billion in the 2025-26 financial year, driven by higher stamp duty and profits tax.
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China and Indonesia Launch Cross-Border QR Code Payments Using Domestic Apps
China and Indonesia launched a cross-border QR code payment system allowing payments with home currencies via Alipay and QRIS apps.
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Hong Kong trainers’ title race remains tight with 20 meetings left
Hong Kong's trainers’ championship is still wide open, with Mark Newnham leading by 3 wins after 68 of 88 meetings.
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Dutch court rejects NAC Breda's bid for replay over ineligible player in Eredivisie match
A Dutch court dismissed NAC Breda's lawsuit seeking a replay of their 6-0 Eredivisie loss due to an ineligible player on May 4.
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FIFA Faces Broadcast Rights Deadlock for 2026 World Cup in India and China
FIFA has no confirmed broadcast deals in India or China ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with a key Indian offer deemed too low.
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Umno says solo election bid could win up to 60 seats in Malaysia
Malaysia's Umno said running alone in the next election could win it up to 60 seats and boost its bargaining power.
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Morgan Stanley Raises Hong Kong Home Price Forecasts, Sees Office and Retail Recovery
Morgan Stanley said Hong Kong's housing gains are driving a wider property market recovery, boosting office and retail sectors.
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Chinese inventor Lu Yulong launches low-cost Shenzhen Pioneer rocket in Qinghai
A self-taught Chinese inventor led a five-person team to launch a low-cost rocket named Shenzhen Pioneer in February 2026.
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Oslo transit test finds remote access in Chinese-made electric buses
Ruter found Chinese-made electric buses could be remotely deactivated in cybersecurity tests in Norway.
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Transgender student sues Hong Kong school over hair-length rules
Oscar Fung King-ho sued a Hong Kong secondary school over discriminatory hair policies enforcing short hair for boys.
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Bangladeshi father rescues baby after child falls onto tracks at Bhairab Railway Station
A Bangladeshi father saved his baby after the child slipped onto the tracks as a train passed at Bhairab Railway Station.
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Hong Kong proposes licensing overhaul for claw machines and prize games
Hong Kong authorities proposed new rules to require individual licences for claw machines and prize-based games to address gambling risks.
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At least 13 hospitalized after shooting at party near Arcadia Lake
A shooting at a party near Arcadia Lake outside Oklahoma City left at least 13 people hospitalized Sunday night, police said.
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American woman dies after falling from Hong Kong hotel pool deck
A 69-year-old American woman died after falling from the 29th-floor pool deck of Hotel Indigo in Hong Kong's Wan Chai district.
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Yan Huichang to step down as Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra artistic director in 2027
Yan Huichang will step down as artistic director of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra in July 2027 after 30 years at the helm.
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Hong Kong's HKGAI to launch AI model running on Chinese-made chips in 2026
Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Centre plans to release HKGAI-V3, an AI model optimized for Chinese chips, in the first half of 2026.