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HK’s first homegrown space payload off to Tiangong space station
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science6h ago

HK’s first homegrown space payload off to Tiangong space station

  • Hong Kong's first locally developed scientific payload was launched to the Tiangong space station aboard Tianzhou 10.
  • The payload is a lightweight, high-resolution instrument designed to monitor greenhouse gases.
  • The mission will monitor greenhouse gas concentrations to support carbon reduction policies.
  • The Tianzhou 10 cargo spacecraft carried about 700 kilograms of fuel and 6.2 metric tons of mission essentials.
  • The launch took place from the Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site in Hainan province.
  • The mission helps Hong Kong demonstrate local capability in advanced scientific instrumentation.
  • The payload will be deployed on Tiangong for research and applications aboard the space station.
  • The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology led the team behind the carbon observatory.
  • The launch occurred on Monday morning, May 11, 2026.
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Cisco to Participate in May & June Events with the Financial Community
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business13h ago

Cisco to Participate in May & June Events with the Financial Community

  • Cisco will participate in multiple May–June 2026 investor events across Boston, Hong Kong, San Francisco, and New York.
  • Executives Chuck Robbins and Mark Patterson will represent Cisco at the J.P. Morgan conference.
  • The company will conduct investor meetings at UBS Asia Investment Conference in Hong Kong.
  • Evercore’s 2026 TMT Global Conference in San Francisco is on Cisco’s event calendar for investor meetings.
  • Cisco will host a fireside chat at the Bank of America Global Technology Conference in San Francisco.
  • Cisco also participates in the Mizuho Technology Conference in New York for investor meetings.
  • The London Nasdaq 54th Investor Conference is listed as a venue for Cisco’s investor meetings.
  • Cisco emphasizes its AI-powered solutions and commitment to digital resilience in its investor communications.
  • Cisco’s investor relations team will provide webcasts and registration details on its site.
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Airborne microbial pollutants may pose hidden respiratory health risks
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health13h ago

Airborne microbial pollutants may pose hidden respiratory health risks

  • Latest PolyU study links trace airborne microbes to inflammatory respiratory responses in a notable portion of people.
  • Researchers detected drug-resistant fungi in urban air, raising public health concerns.
  • Candida species resistant to multiple drugs were found in urban respirable particulates, linking environment to clinical strains.
  • The study suggests toxins in trace components may be more impactful for health than overall PM2.5 reduction.
  • Urban environments like wastewater facilities and ventilation systems may harbor fungal threats to public health.
  • Researchers stress the need to identify sources of fungal reservoirs to improve health risk management.
  • Environmental Science & Technology and its Letters featured the corresponding fungal studies, linking environment and infections.
  • The research team includes Jin Ling and Polly Leung from PolyU, with student Jinyan Yu.
  • The study analyzed PM2.5 and PM10 to characterize microbial components and transmission risks.
  • The environment-health link emphasizes targeted mitigation over broad PM2.5 reduction.
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Apple Watch now available with discounted education pricing in select markets - 9to5Mac
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technology13h ago

Apple Watch now available with discounted education pricing in select markets - 9to5Mac

  • Apple Watch education discounts are expanding to new markets in the Education Store.
  • Verification is now required in Hong Kong and Australia for Education Store purchases.
  • UNiDAYS will handle verification for eligible Education Store buyers.
  • Discounted models include Series 11, SE 3, and Ultra in eligible markets.
  • The Education Store discount is limited to select markets and not nationwide.
  • Markets covered include Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and several Southeast Asian countries.
  • The news comes from 9to5Mac as Chance Miller reports the Education Store update.
  • Apple emphasized verification is now required in some markets to purchase via Education Store.
  • Prices for the discounted watches are significantly lower in Education Store pricing.
  • The Education Store update is part of a broader Apple education initiative.
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Two men first in British history to be found guilty of spying for China
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crime12h ago

Two men first in British history to be found guilty of spying for China

  • Two men were found guilty in London of spying for China, the first such convictions in British history.
  • Chi Leung Wai, 38, worked for UK Border Force and was charged with assisting a foreign intelligence service.
  • Chung Biu Yuen, 65, a Hong Kong trade official, was implicated in surveilling dissidents.
  • The case involved a ‘shadow policing’ operation and alleged surveillance of dissidents.
  • A third accused man, Matthew Trickett, was found dead in custody weeks after his arrest.
  • The jury could not reach verdicts on charges of foreign interference under the National Security Act for the main trio.
  • Wai faced additional charges for unauthorised searches of Home Office databases.
  • The court heard that targets included exiled Hong Kong politician Nathan Law and other activists.
  • The case involved alleged planning to surveil activists described with terms like ‘cockroaches’ in group chats.
  • Officials said such activities threaten sovereignty and public safety, with a Chinese embassy calling the case politically motivated.
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Mandarin peel ice cream? Chun pei, a TCM ingredient, is gaining favour
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shopping11h ago

Mandarin peel ice cream? Chun pei, a TCM ingredient, is gaining favour

  • Chun pei, a dried mandarin peel, is being used in modern Hong Kong products like ice cream and gin.
  • The technique comes from historic use in imperial dishes, with chun pei dating to the Song dynasty.
  • Chest’N Nuts & Dried Foods in Tai Po popularised chun pei ice cream, making it a best-seller after ginger and chestnut flavours.
  • The business expanded, opening a second branch in Mong Kok due to growing demand.
  • Chun pei translates to ‘old skin’ and is valued for its texture and aroma in cuisines.
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UK border official and former Hong Kong cop convicted of assisting Chinese spy agency in Britain
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crime11h ago

UK border official and former Hong Kong cop convicted of assisting Chinese spy agency in Britain

  • UK border official Peter Wai and ex-Hong Kong police officer Chung Biu Yuen were convicted of spying for China in Britain.
  • The jury found they violated the National Security Act by assisting a foreign spy service.
  • Wai was also convicted of misconduct in a public office for misusing police computer systems while off duty.
  • Hong Kong and Chinese officials condemned the case as political manipulation, while Britain vowed to hold China to account.
  • The operation disrupted by counterterror police involved a wider scheme to surveil Hong Kong activists in the UK.
  • Wai and Yuen were described as having coordinated and deliberate actions benefiting a foreign intelligence service.
  • Yuen served as the Hong Kong government’s overseas representative in London, aiding in the operation.
  • The defendants faced charges related to surveillance of activists, including targets linked to Parliament and government officials.
  • One participant in related activities was found dead in a suspected suicide after a police operation.
  • The case underscores Britain’s commitment to counter foreign interference on its soil.
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#8
Asian stocks fall and oil prices climb after attacks imperil the ceasefire with Iran
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world11h ago

Asian stocks fall and oil prices climb after attacks imperil the ceasefire with Iran

  • U.S. stocks rose to records as employers added more jobs than expected, supporting a broad market rally.
  • The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all advanced, with the Nasdaq hitting its own record.
  • Oil prices rose amid Iran-related tensions and ceasefire uncertainty.
  • Global markets were mixed: Europe declined while some Asian markets held up on tech-led gains.
  • Oil market dynamics tied to the Strait of Hormuz remain a central risk for fuel costs.
  • Analysts highlighted stronger profits from Monster Beverage and Akamai as contributing to gains.
  • Treasury yields eased as consumer sentiment showed mixed signals in the Michigan survey.
  • The report notes ongoing geopolitical risk as a factor for markets amid the Iran war.
  • The article notes that several related stories emphasize ongoing updates on oil and markets.
  • The report provides a snapshot of global reaction with notable regional performance differences.
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#9
finance.yahoo.com
#9 out of 14
technology11h ago

Geekplus & OMLOG Revolutionize Luxury Fashion Logistics, Doubling Productivity in Hong Kong

  • Geekplus and OMLOG launched a tailored automation solution in OMLOG’s Hong Kong facility to address local warehousing conditions.
  • The system integrates WMS with RMS for dynamic path planning and real-time fleet visibility.
  • The collaboration claims a 2x increase in overall productivity and higher scalability.
  • Vision-based double verification contributed to near error-free accuracy.
  • Leaders say the project demonstrates adapting a standard solution to Hong Kong’s warehouse realities.
  • Phase 2 is planned to boost vertical capacity further.
  • OMLOG positions as a fashion logistics specialist with global reach.
  • Geekplus describes itself as a global leader in mobile robotics for warehouses.
  • The project was deployed in a 70,000-square-foot facility in Hong Kong.
  • Executives emphasized a smarter, more sustainable way to handle luxury fashion logistics.
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#10
Two soccer players and a betting agent are convicted of match-fixing in Hong Kong
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crime9h ago

Two soccer players and a betting agent are convicted of match-fixing in Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong court convicted two players and a betting agent of match-fixing spanning 2021 to 2023.
  • The operation involved fixing about 30 matches across the HK Premier League and First Division.
  • The scheme included bribing a teammate to participate in fixing a game.
  • The investigation was led by Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption.
  • The defendants will be sentenced at a later date.
  • The men played for teams in the HK Premier League and HK First Division during the scheme.
  • The operation covered tens of thousands of dollars in illicit bets.
  • The convicted individuals are Brian Fok, Luciano Silva Da Silva, and Waheed Mohammad.
  • The case signals ongoing concerns about integrity in Hong Kong football.
  • Sentencing will occur after the conviction.
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