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渣打已向SC WIN全球網絡內企業提供逾8億美元融資
渣打銀行（香港）與 LIFTWOMEN ® 昨公布「SC WIN 現創未來企劃2026」得獎名單，當中「最佳SC WIN企業大獎」由願途科技聯合創辦人兼首席執行官徐琬婷獲得，其餘四項獎項得獎者分別為，最佳國際企業大獎的綠創能源莊曦籲；最具社會影響力獎的EzyGreenPak Limited林惠芳；最佳新世代企業大獎麵包啤酒有限公司布思家，以及人氣大獎Qi Concepts 的廖碧兒。
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渣打銀行（香港）與 LIFTWOMEN ® 昨公布「SC WIN 現創未來企劃2026」得獎名單，當中「最佳SC WIN企業大獎」由願途科技聯合創辦人兼首席執行官徐琬婷獲得，其餘四項獎項得獎者分別為，最佳國際企業大獎的綠創能源莊曦籲；最具社會影響力獎的EzyGreenPak Limited林惠芳；最佳新世代企業大獎麵包啤酒有限公司布思家，以及人氣大獎Qi Concepts 的廖碧兒。
Hong Kong suffered a record net loss of 40 kindergartens this year amid a shrinking student population and as the median age of women giving birth to their first child rose to its highest yet, according to official figures. In its overview of preschools released on Thursday, the Education Bureau rev
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Hong Kong police have dismantled a local syndicate allegedly running a vice ring involving Thai women, seizing HK$13 million in cash (US$1.66 million) and freezing HK$5 million in suspected crime proceeds. The force said on Saturday that it arrested five local men and two foreign men, aged between 4
A Hong Kong court has sentenced a university student to seven years in prison for raping and sexually assaulting five women, with most of the offences taking place during orientation camps. The 31-year-old defendant was sentenced on Friday at the High Court after the jury found him guilty of one cou
Taiwan boxer Lin Yu-ting, the Olympic champion who found herself embroiled in a major gender row at Paris 2024, won gold at the Asian Games on Wednesday. Lin beat China’s Yang Chengyu 5-0 in the women’s 60kg final in Nagoya, giving her a second Asian Games gold after winning in the 57kg
Dozens of Chinese University of Hong Kong students and alumni have signed a petition calling on an economics professor to issue a public apology over his controversial talk last week on women and marriage, which many accused of being “sexist.” As of Monday night, the petition had more than 80 signat
Hong Kong immigration authorities are cracking down on tourists abusing their visas to run unlicensed one-stop shops offering cosmetic, photography and tour guide services. Li Kwing-chiu, a task force commander with the Immigration Department, revealed on Monday that the four women, aged 20 to 31, w
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A prominent economist at the Chinese University of Hong Kong has apologised after he analysed women “marrying for money” in a talk on campus that led students to accuse him of making gender-biased remarks. The backlash erupted shortly after Terence Chong Tai-leung, an associate professor of economic
A Hong Kong man has been sentenced to an indefinite period at a psychiatric hospital for stabbing two women to death in Diamond Hill’s Plaza Hollywood mall three years ago. Szeto Sing-kwong, 43, appeared at the High Court on Tuesday. He was originally charged with two counts of murder for the
A Hong Kong man with a mental disability has been sentenced to an indefinite period in a psychiatric hospital for stabbing two women to death in a frenzied knife attack at a shopping centre three years ago. The High Court on Tuesday ordered former warehouse worker Szeto Sing-kwong to receive mandato
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