To politicize economic issues, or to take advantage of economic problems for political ends, is a no-win approach, as it will undermine the economic success of Hong Kong.
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Filibusters signal HK's pending doom
Social costs of property price curbs are unaffordably high
HK needs systematic overhaul
Politicization in the name of justice
The head of the city’s Financial Services Development Council, Laura Cha Shih May-lung, hopes the council will lead the way for the future development of Hong Kong’s financial services industry through the wisdom of market experts.
Time to clean up and food is first on the agenda
JJ Abrams boldly goes on his last mission at the helm of the Enterprise and he makes the most of it.
Some former bottom-trawling fishermen are angling for eco-tourism jobs. But are the new “green” careers financially sustainable?
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