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The Airport Authority was fined HK$120,000 on Thursday after a court found that it could have prevented the unprecedented collapse of an air bridge that ripped off a Cathay Pacific Airways plane door and injured a technician in 2013.

China will replace green cards issued to foreigners with “smart card” versions beginning in July as part of the government’s push to improve its imported talent scheme, state media reported.

Hong Kong stocks declined on the first trading day after Easter holidays, breaking the 24,000 point threshold for the first time in a month, as financial stocks tumbled amid tightened regulations and lingering geopolitical uncertainties in North Kore

As big names scale back, smaller brands are taking advantage by opening new stores

More young Chinese studying abroad are opting to return home, many of them citing better job prospects in China. The government said this month that 82.23 per cent of students who studied abroad returned to China last year, up from 72.

The decision in 2013 by Hong Kong’s top court to allow new immigrants to apply for social security has cost taxpayers HK$2.5 billion over the past three years, according to latest government records.

China’s foreign exchange regulator has asked for cooperation from multinationals, including Sony, BMW, Daimler, Shell, Pfizer, IBM and Visa, to manage and control the flow of capital out the country.

U.S. electric automaker has run into strong headwinds on mainland

Ninety per cent of bankers in China say AI will revolutionize customer relations

Mobike and Ofo jockey for position in Singapore’s growing market