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The last budget by Hong Kong's Financial Secretary John Tsang has not brought any surprises to the community.
Technology has revolutionized the funds management business in the last 26 years.
These figures prove many Americans have misconceptions about China. One misconception is that American consumers are spending money largely on made-in-China products.
Some opposition lawmakers have made a big deal of comments concerning a "sense of national identity survey" conducted by University of Hong Kong's Chung Ting-yiu.
In delivering his parting-shot budget on Wednesday, our Financial Secretary John Tsang finally got wiser from his last year's budgetary fiasco to focus his budget sweeteners on the middle class and small businesses.
Albeit the budget is the longest, taking almost 150 minutes to read, it is a sweet good-bye by John Tsang in his last budget. Undoubtedly, he has been the most generous financial secretary since the establishment of the SAR, let alone before 1997.
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