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Hong Kong's Domestic Help System Under Scrutiny Following Recent Cases Of Abuse

Hong Kong’s Filipino Workers Cast Their Votes: Hope for Better Governance and Move Back Home

Around 1.4 million overseas Filipino workers in Hong Kong started casting their votes on Saturday, April 9 as the Philippines heads into a presidential election. It is believed that this large amount of absentee voters can make or break the presidential race.

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Hong Kong Slides to 4th Place in Global Financial Hub Ranking

In the latest ranking of the top global financial centres released by research group Zen onWednesday, April 6, London continues to top the list with New York in the second position. But in a significant change of position, Hong Kong slipped to the 4th slot, while Singapore climbed one place to become the 3rd leading global financial centre in the world.

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McDonald to Add 1300 Outlets in China

Fast food giant McDonald's is planning to add 1,300 restaurants to its existing 2,200 over the next five years.

Cruise Ship Departing Hong Kong

Norovirus Reaches Hong Kong Aboard Cruise Ship

The Norovirus outbreak has reached the shores of Hong Kong.

Government Official Prosecuted for Corruption After Amassing HK$107 Million in Bribes and Fraud

Government Official Prosecuted for Accepting $13.8M in Bribes

The case is the latest in a series of corruption crackdowns on low to mid-level government officials who have been arrested and prosecuted for taking bribes and embezzling public money to fund their extravagant lifestyle.

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German Roofer Climbs Jin Mao Tower for Photos

An 18-year-old daredevil scaled the 1,380 feet-high Jin Mao Tower in Shanghai, because... well, just for fun.

More Than 30 Countries Awaiting Membership at China Investment Bank

More Than 30 Countries Awaiting Membership to China Investment Bank

More than 30 countries are awaiting membership to the China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in addition to the existing 57 founding members.

Animation Fans Perform Cosplay In Xian

Salt Lake Comic Con’s FanXperience to Reach Greater China and South East Asia

Fans of Salt Lake Comic Con's FanXperience in China can rejoice! On Monday, Comic Con announced their plans of going global. This summer, FanXperience will reach some parts of Asia.

People Celebrate National Day

Cosplay, Music and Other Events Will Help Enhance Exchanges Between HK and Mainland Youth, Says Mission Hills Chief

The chairman of Mission Hills said that taking a look at the interests of the youth, and using these interests, will greatly help to strengthen the communication between youths from mainland China and Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Grapples With 22 Suicides Among Young Students Since Start of School Year in September

Hong Kong Grapples With 22 Suicides Among Young Students Since Start of School Year in September

Hong Kong education officials as well as health and youth experts are in a quandary over how to stop the rising incidence of youth suicides in the city. Since the academic year started in September 2015, up to 22 young students have taken their own lives in Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong Executive Leung Suggests Workers Should Swim in Harbor During Lunch Break

Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying has suggested a new recreational activity for workers. Writing on his blog, he proposed that workers go swimming in the Central waterfront.

Major drugs bust: Australia police seize meth-filled bras

Australian Police Seize Meth Worth More Than $1 Billion Hidden in Bras

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) revealed that it has seized more than A$1 billion ($700 m) worth of meth placed in push-up bras and craft supplies imported from Hong Kong. Authorities claim that this has been the largest seizure of its kind in Australian history.

Riots In Hong Kong During Chinese New Year

Mong Kok Update: Beijing Calls Rioters 'Separatists'

The Chinese central government has condemned the violence that occurred in Mong Kok on the first day of the Chinese New Year. Beijing has described the troublemakers behind the violence as "separatists."

Riots In Hong Kong During Chinese New Year

Calm Returns to Mong Kok: Hawkers Resume Business, Injured Protester Thought Dead Survives

Calm returned to Mong Kok on Tuesday evening after a night of riot on Monday. The food night market once again opened and the arrested protester whose bloody picture was widely spread online has not died contrary to rumors.

China reports first case of Zika virus

China Reports First Case of Zika Virus

China has confirmed its first case of the Zika virus in a 34-year-old man who recently travelled to South America, according to Xinhua, citing China's National Health and Family Planning Commission.

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