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As Brad mentioned several months ago, they're making a big-screen version of Hong Kong Phooey? It comes out in 2011. For some reason I have the theme song stuck in my head today, even though I haven't seen an episode in 30 years. Full Article at TV Squad
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Augmented Reality Binoculars - The Bloody Haze Installation Provides a Unique View of Hong Kong (GALLERY)
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Imagine sightseeing in Hong Kong and coming across this ginormous pair of binoculars that makes up the Bloody Haze installation by Hong Kong architects MAP Office. Full Article at Trend Hunter
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HONG KONG - NOVEMBER 26: Chairman of the Board of Directors of Minsheng Banking Corp in China, Dong Wenbiao, speaks during the opening ceremony of the company on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 26, 2009 in Hong Kong, China. View Photo »
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PTF has received a letter from ITF confirming the decision of the Davis Cup Committee at their meeting on Friday at the 2009 Davis Cup final in Barcelona. The Committee decided that as per Davis Cup Regulation 27 (e), Pakistan will lose choice of ground for this tie. The Davis Cup committee further deci...
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HONG KONG Albert Einstein, dead since 1955, is earning $10 million a year. John Lennon, $15 million. Elvis, $55 million. Marilyn Monroe, $8 million, about the same as Andy Warhol. Full Article at The New York Times
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HONG KONG: Cathay Pacific Airways has announced that it would launch a scheduled passenger service (four-times-weekly) between Hong Kong and Milan, Italy’s principal business and finance centre, on March 28, 2010. Full Article at The Hindu
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Verizon (NYSE:VZ) Akamai Strengthen Official Web Site for Global Fans of Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games
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Verizon Business (NYSE:VZ) and Akamai Technologies have boosted the security and performance of the official Web site for the 5th Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games that are taking place in Hong Kong Dec. 5-13. Full Article at TransWorldNews
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HONG KONG - NOVEMBER 26: Chairman of the Board of Directors of Minsheng Banking Corp in China, Dong Wenbiao, attends the opening ceremony of the company on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 26, 2009 in Hong Kong, China. View Photo »
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Food and energy price increases helped to bring deflation to an end, said Sun Mingchun, chief China economist at Nomura Holdings Inc. in Hong Kong.
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contrasts with compact Taiwan. You need to schlep through crowded airports to traverse China's vast landscape; in Taiwan, a bullet train takes passengers almost the entire length of the island in about an hour-and-a-half. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News
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Former world and Olympic champion Liu Xiang took another step in his recovery from a career-threatening injury by winning the 110 meters hurdles in Hong Kong yesterday. Full Article at Shanghai Daily
About Hong Kong
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The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China (Traditional Chinese: 中華人民共和國香港特別行政區 [pronunciation]) is one of the two special administrative regions (SARs) of the People's Republic of China (PRC), the other being Macau. Full Article
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Hundreds of Hong Kong investors burned by Lehman Brothers-linked financial products protest outside the Standard Chartered Bank building in Hong Kong Friday, Sept. 18, 2009.
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Models flank a Rolls Royce 'Ghost' in Hong Kong on September 17, 2009. The company was previewing its new four door saloon for the first time in Asia. The car can reach 60mph in 4.7 seconds and has a price tag under 5,000,000 HKD (641,000 USD).
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Models flank a Rolls Royce 'Ghost' in Hong Kong on September 17, 2009. The company was previewing its new four door saloon for the first time in Asia. The car can reach 60mph in 4.7 seconds and has a price tag under 5,000,000 HKD (641,000 USD).
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Models stand next to a Rolls Royce 'Ghost' in Hong Kong on September 17, 2009. The company was previewing its new four door saloon for the first time in Asia. The car can reach 60mph in 4.7 seconds and has a price tag under 5,000,000 HKD (641,000 USD).
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HONG KONG, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 16: Runners come round the final bend in Race 3 during the first night of horse races of the 2009-2010 season at the Happy Valley Racecourse on September 16, 2009 in Hong Kong.
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HONG KONG, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 16: Royal Portrait ridden by H W Lai parades in the paddock before Race 6 during the first night of horse races of the 2009/10 season at the Happy Valley racecourse in Hong Kong.
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Traders work at the Stock Exchange in Hong Kong on September 16, 2009. Hong Kong share prices closed 2.57 percent higher as dealers followed a rally on Wall Street. The benchmark Hang Seng Index finished up 536.55 points at 21,402.92.
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Models dressed as Hong Kong martial arts actor Bruce Lee, left, and U.S. singer Michael Jackson pose at a promotional event for Sony's PlayStation Portable PSP go, in Hong Kong Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009.
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We will expand our presence into TV soon. TV will give us a platform to become very important content providers ... I think this is the future of Taiwan -- publishing, TV content and movies. This place is going to thrive with talent from here, Hong Kong and China.
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The minute-and-a-half-long digitally animated piece was created by Next Media, a Hong Kong-based company with gossipy newspapers in Hong Kong and Taiwan. The video is one of more than 20 the company releases a day, often depicting events that no journalist actually witnessed—and that may not have even o...
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We believe that a lot of retail clients are still sitting on a lot of cash. According to some of our clients, we find that retail investors are still sitting on something like 55 per cent cash. And...cash earns virtually 0 per cent interest in either Singapore or Hong Kong. So we think some of that cash...
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London investors were talking about long-term commitment, but in 80 per cent of cases it was not true ... We made the mistake of not paying enough attention to Hong Kong and the Middle East because it was way too easy to raise money in London.
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We have received interest to set up similar centres in Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai. We are evaluating a campus in the US as well. We are exploring all these options and will look to expand our presence in the next 5 years
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I can certainly sympathize with the families of Canadians who are over there (in Afghanistan). They're once again on foreign soil. They're fighting for the people there in order to bring a better life to the people of Afghanistan. And my grandfather being here – mind you it was World War II – was here f...
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We are proud to stand by our stellar reputation and know that clients want to do business with a bank that they can trust. We look forward to great success in Hong Kong and Asia.
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This is a major milestone for NBAD. We will bring the same enthusiasm and passion that we apply in the UAE to help us succeed in the Hong Kong and Asia markets, as we aspire to become the Number One Arab Bank worldwide. Hong Kong offers vast opportunities, in view of the ideal gateway it provides to Asi...
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I'm delighted that Hong Kong, with its strategic importance as a regional hub, is the location for our first branch in Asia. The move demonstrates our confidence in the local market and in our ability to provide excellent products and services in the region.
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The UAE is adding more than 20,000 rooms per year and more will come up. But we still maintain the highest occupancy in Asia-Pacific followed by Hong Kong and Sydney.
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Even with all this activity in Hong Kong, Canada has the potential to participate much more fully in the global shift towards Asia
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Canada needs greater engagement with China, and Hong Kong is the perfect platform to expand Canada’s participation in (China) ... Mr. Harper’s trip to China has already yielded fruit.
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There are Indians everywhere ... In every country in the world you will find a community of us, and it is those communities that brought me to them. I've toured everywhere over the past couple of years – Australia, Africa, Hong Kong, Dubai. It's been exhausting, but how better to reach your target audie...
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The days when people talked about the competition between London, Paris, Frankfurt are not so relevant today: in reality what we’re talking about is the competitive position of London vis-a-vis New York, Hong Kong and other global centers
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Sarkozy needs to realise that if London loses, it’s not Paris that wins — it’s New York, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Geneva
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Toronto is catching up to the international trend of mixed-use hotel-condo developments, common in places like New York, Hong Kong and London
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We have some projects that we are still working on. Now that the brand is being sold at Printemps in Paris and Harvey Nichols in Hong Kong, we're focused on expanding our international distribution to make Alexandre Birman shoes available in the finest stores around the world.
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Japan moved its manufacturing to South East Asia ... Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and Korea moved theirs to China
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Hong Kong movies were martial arts movies. Yash Chopra on the other hand makes marital arts movies
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Hong Kong is a very important market for us, and it is a gateway to China, one of our critical markets for our future success
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The Indians had been brought over by the British, of course. Pakistanis ran carpet stores, Portuguese were doctors, and Jews ran the dairy farms and other large businesses. There were English businessmen and American bankers, White Russian aristocrat, and Peruvian entrepreneurs…and, of course, there wer...
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A good beginning is half done. Although the hugely successful opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics put some pressure on us, we are confident that ours will reflect the best side of Hong Kong
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It's a growing problem, not only in Malaysia, but in countries like Hong Kong and Singapore as well
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The systems in Tokyo and Hong Kong are very slow. It takes several seconds for the exchange to accept a trade
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I have been to Beijing and Hong Kong, but this is my first trip to Shanghai ... I needed a work-related reason to come, so I invented one with this collection.
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