To enhance students’ interest, skills and awareness in science and technology, the city’s schools must go beyond preparing them for exams.
The model framework can help companies adopting AI stay compliant with regulations, manage risks and save costs.
Forced now to diversify its economy, Hong Kong is moving forward on giving its industrial base the talent, land and funding that it needs.
A student advisory council in every secondary school would let young people be heard. We don’t need to settle for reductive understandings.
Investing in training facilities will benefit those athletes between the casual and elite who provide competition for Hong Kong’s best.
The government must start reacting to new trends, such as the challenge of robotaxis and flying cars, or risk Hong Kong falling further behind.
For many, life under the migration scheme to escape ‘tyrannical’ Hong Kong has turned into a vale of tears.
Stop masking true scale of budget deficits with bond proceeds. Hongkongers are not stupid. They know the government must balance the books.
Companies along the supply chain must adapt to new consumer and investor demands to access the finance they need to survive change – and thrive.
Survey results suggest the desire to avoid exhausting, stressful jobs and toxic workplaces is far from unique to young people.
Canada is not alone in tightening security as things worsen between the West and China, with Hong Kong, unfortunately, caught in the middle
Surveys in Hong Kong and Singapore suggest that older people seem to be better at the pursuit of happiness.
Given the UK, France election results and coming US vote, geopolitical challenges will persist with Hong Kong’s traditional trading partners.
New-found interest of financial professionals and corporate leaders in conservation is welcome surprise as city updates biodiversity strategy.
Making travel to the mainland easier will only make Hong Kong more attractive to foreign firms and workers looking to make the city a home.
One-sided comparisons only expose Hong Kong’s insecurities; it should focus on learning from Singapore’s success in attracting global talent
If we know critical thinking skills and the quality of students’ schoolwork are important, we must make the educational system reflect that.
M+ exhibition is a must-see, not only for artists and architects but anyone who believes in old-school meritocracy and celebrating diversity.
True, no one has ever bet against Hong Kong and won. But it would be a foolhardy administration that underestimates the challenges still faced.
Scramble to keep up with emerging tech must not be at the price of the soft skills vital to the city’s connector role.
The global stakes of the US election are too high not to consider running a candidate capable of attracting the electoral middle ground.