If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it? -- Albert Einstein
1 Jun 2026
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Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming widespread, simultaneously changing both the methods used in fraud and the way anti-scam efforts are carried out. Fraudsters can now produce highly realistic fake content at lower cost and greater speed, impersonating relatives, friends, supervisors, investment experts, or even government agencies to induce targets to transfer money, disclose sensitive information, or approve high-risk transactions.
26 Aug 2026
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A Hong Kong start-up, Transible Lab, which provides digital inspection solutions for property management offices, was recently studied by a student group in an MBA Capstone course. The company’s three co-founders come from backgrounds spanning product design, engineering, and real estate.
21 Aug 2026
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China has cemented its position as the world's largest robot producer, with domestic manufacturers accounting for over 97% of global humanoid robot shipments in the first half of 2026, and robots have since moved from labs to factory floors.
20 Aug 2026
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When people talk about AI, they often first think of its ability to improve efficiency and quality. But as AI becomes deeply embedded in writing, research, design, and corporate decision-making, a hidden question emerges: if everyone relies on similar AI systems, will we also become more alike?
20 Aug 2026
Hong Kong's retail sales hit HK$31.5 billion in June 2026, marking 14 straight months of growth—yet online shopping accounted for just 9.4%, underscoring that physical retail remains dominant. Offline consumption is booming, and pre-owned fashion is riding the wave: Japanese premium vintage label RAGTAG recently entered the market and is already drawing steady crowds.
20 Aug 2026
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Hong Kong’s petrol prices have ranked among the highest in the world in recent years. In March 2026, for example, the posted price of unleaded petrol at Hong Kong filling stations reached as high as US$4.06 per litre, about 42% higher than Malawi, which ranked second.
20 Aug 2026
The global AI boom is still gaining momentum, and demand for computing hardware is growing rapidly. In this technological revolution, Hong Kong’s import and export sector has successfully seized the opportunities of the times, showing strong growth momentum.
19 Aug 2026
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Building massive projects such as Belt and Road Initiatives and the Northern Metropolis requires billions of dollars that can get tied up for decades. In a recent interview with China Daily, Dr. Yifei Zhang from HKU Business School shared that most Asian infrastructure financing faces illiquid project risks.
14 Aug 2026
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Hong Kong's first Five-Year Plan is expected to create new growth opportunities and provide greater policy clarity for investors and businesses with the Northern Metropolis at its core.
13 Aug 2026
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