以長技鑄智慧：借人工智能賦能自我成長
8 Oct 2025
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U.S. President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order announcing that, starting September 21, 2025, foreign talent applying for an H-1B work visa for the first time will be required to pay a visa fee of up to $100,000. This abrupt policy shift has caught American companies and international talent off guard, with the technology sector bearing the most direct impact. If fully implemented, the policy will not only reshape the U.S. tech ecosystem but also prompt adjustments in global talent, capital, and innovation chains.
1 Oct 2025
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Last week the Chief Executive published the 2025 Policy Address. Covering everything from encouraging childbirth to regulating non-local labor, and from developing the yachting industry to the space economy, it touches on every aspect of Hong Kong’s economic development and people’s livelihoods. Dr. Stephen Chiu have selected a few key points that left a strong impression for analysis and commentary, offered simply to spark discussion, prompt readers’ reflection, and serve as a future reference.
24 Sep 2025
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The Trump family, through its “World Liberty Financial” decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol and governance platform, has issued a digital token called “WLFI,” which began trading on major cryptocurrency exchanges on September 1. After trading opened to the public, the Trump family’s wealth reportedly jumped by as much as $5 billion on paper. Since Trump returned to the White House this year, he has not only reaped substantial gains in finance through the WLFI project, but has even become the wealthiest U.S. president in history.
17 Sep 2025
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The recent controversy involving the awarding of a contract to provide bottled drinking water to the SAR Government offices has quickly snowballed. What began as misgivings among civil servants has escalated to a major social incident, casting doubt on the use of public funds, procurement, the regulatory system, and even the Government’s credibility.
10 Sep 2025
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On 7 December 1941, at 7.55 a.m. Hawaiian time, Japan launched a surprise attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbour, prompting the UK and the US to declare war on Japan and leading to the outbreak of the Pacific War. Subsequent to the invasion of China, Imperial Japan methodically escalated the war across the Asia-Pacific, pillaging resources throughout the region to achieve its objective of “sustaining war with war”.
3 Sep 2025
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From Elite Politics to Grassroots Engagement: A New Strategy for Chinese Firms’ Overseas Exploration
Amid the current vicissitudes of globalization and the profound shifts in the global environment, Chinese enterprises’ international expansion strategies are beset with challenges. Their erstwhile strategies succeeded for the straightforward reason that close political ties with the upper echelons of host-country governments readily secured access to resources, markets, and policy incentives.
27 Aug 2025
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Just as Labubu, a hot item in short supply not long ago, is losing steam, a new darling―the Japanese anime sensation Chiikawa―is taking centre stage, bearing witness to a typical star succession in action. Trend-following consumers have struggled to get their hands on the Labubu they crave, only to find that fashion now seems to be shifting to Chiikawa. Last Saturday marked the official opening in Hong Kong of a Chiikawa ramen restaurant, the first of its kind outside Japan. Reservations at the Mong Kok diner are already fully booked for the coming weeks, testifying to the popularity of the eponymous manga series.
20 Aug 2025
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Commissioned by the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, the “Made by Hong Kong: Strategies for New Industrialisation” study report compiled by us was released last month. In this article, we will highlight relevant sections of the study on the business operations of Hong Kong-invested industrial enterprises (HKIEs) and examine the future of Hong Kong’s industrial sector, providing references for the formulation of the city’s industrial policies.
13 Aug 2025
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Our Authors
Prof. Yulin FANG
Dr. Jing LI
Dr. Stephen Y CHIU
Prof. Maurice K.S. TSE
Dr. Yifei ZHANG
Dr. Y. F. LUK
Prof. Shipeng YAN
Dr. Tingting FAN
Prof. Heiwai TANG
Prof. Yang YOU
Prof. Guojun HE
Dr. Chi Pui HO
Prof. Xi LI
Prof. Joseph CHAN
Prof. Wen ZHOU
Prof. Yanhui WU
Prof. Hong ZOU
Prof. Michael B. WONG
Prof. Jin LI
Prof. Yuk-fai FONG
Dr. Xiaoxuan MENG
Prof. Hongbin CAI
Dr. Ka-fu WONG
Prof. Zhigang TAO