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Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption Edward So, President of the China Hong Kong Go Global Association and a practising Certified Public Accountant, said the business community is watching closely to see whether the upcoming Policy Address will introduce more targeted and actionable measures—especially those that can help SMEs maintain confidence, expand markets, and strengthen competitiveness during a period of economic transition. In his view, the business sector is looking for clearer policy direction and practical support in three areas.

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2026.09.15 19:10

Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption

Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption

Contradicting Trump? US military admits advanced weapons stockpile shortages According to CCTV News, a U.S. government watchdog agency released its first report that day on the impact of the U.S.-Iran war, acknowledging shortages in the U.S. military's advanced weapons stockpiles and publicly disclosing damage to U.S. military aircraft, military bases, and diplomatic facilities in the Middle East.

World

2026.09.15 19:02

Contradicting Trump? US military admits advanced weapons stockpile shortages

Contradicting Trump? US military admits advanced weapons stockpile shortages

Global Lens | What's next for Iran? Iranian Consulate Official: Tensions will not last long, power politics wins no hearts Amid ongoing turbulence in the Middle East, Iran is caught between unilateral sanctions and geopolitical conflict. Farhang Sadeghpour, Economic, Public Diplomacy and Political Officer at the Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Iran (Hong Kong and Macao), told DotDotNews that regional tensions "will not last long," urging resistance against unilateralism and expecting de-escalation in the near future. He said the pressures on Iran were imposed from outside, pointing in particular to US unilateral sanctions and financial leverage.

Global Lens

2026.09.15 18:00

Global Lens | What's next for Iran? Iranian Consulate Official: Tensions will not last long, power politics wins no hearts

Global Lens | What's next for Iran? Iranian Consulate Official: Tensions will not last long, power politics wins no hearts

MTR to offer half-price fares on Oct 24, including cross-boundary trips to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau MTR Corporation announced on Tuesday (Sept. 15) that it will offer passengers half-price fares on Oct. 24 (Saturday) as part of its "Thank You Day" under the service performance rebate arrangement of the fare adjustment mechanism.

Lifestyle

2026.09.15 17:16

MTR to offer half-price fares on Oct 24, including cross-boundary trips to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau

MTR to offer half-price fares on Oct 24, including cross-boundary trips to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau

Connecting Dots | Small flats, tough jobs, and stretched healthcare: Hongkongers' daily struggles Hong Kong will unveil its first Five-Year Plan tomorrow (Sept. 16), clearly outlining the city's development vision and strategic direction for the next five years. We hit the streets to ask residents about the issues they care about most: housing, job opportunities, and medical care.

Connecting Dots

2026.09.15 16:23

Connecting Dots | Small flats, tough jobs, and stretched healthcare: Hongkongers' daily struggles

Connecting Dots | Small flats, tough jobs, and stretched healthcare: Hongkongers' daily struggles

Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption

Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption

Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption Edward So, President of the China Hong Kong Go Global Association and a practising Certified Public Accountant, said the business community is watching closely to see whether the upcoming Policy Address will introduce more targeted and actionable measures—especially those that can help SMEs maintain confidence, expand markets, and strengthen competitiveness during a period of economic transition. In his view, the business sector is looking for clearer policy direction and practical support in three areas.

Exclusive

2026.09.15 19:10

Contradicting Trump? US military admits advanced weapons stockpile shortages

Contradicting Trump? US military admits advanced weapons stockpile shortages

Contradicting Trump? US military admits advanced weapons stockpile shortages According to CCTV News, a U.S. government watchdog agency released its first report that day on the impact of the U.S.-Iran war, acknowledging shortages in the U.S. military's advanced weapons stockpiles and publicly disclosing damage to U.S. military aircraft, military bases, and diplomatic facilities in the Middle East.

World

2026.09.15 19:02

Global Lens | What's next for Iran? Iranian Consulate Official: Tensions will not last long, power politics wins no hearts

Global Lens | What's next for Iran? Iranian Consulate Official: Tensions will not last long, power politics wins no hearts

Global Lens | What's next for Iran? Iranian Consulate Official: Tensions will not last long, power politics wins no hearts Amid ongoing turbulence in the Middle East, Iran is caught between unilateral sanctions and geopolitical conflict. Farhang Sadeghpour, Economic, Public Diplomacy and Political Officer at the Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Iran (Hong Kong and Macao), told DotDotNews that regional tensions "will not last long," urging resistance against unilateralism and expecting de-escalation in the near future. He said the pressures on Iran were imposed from outside, pointing in particular to US unilateral sanctions and financial leverage.

Global Lens

2026.09.15 18:00

MTR to offer half-price fares on Oct 24, including cross-boundary trips to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau

MTR to offer half-price fares on Oct 24, including cross-boundary trips to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau

MTR to offer half-price fares on Oct 24, including cross-boundary trips to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau MTR Corporation announced on Tuesday (Sept. 15) that it will offer passengers half-price fares on Oct. 24 (Saturday) as part of its "Thank You Day" under the service performance rebate arrangement of the fare adjustment mechanism.

Lifestyle

2026.09.15 17:16

Connecting Dots | Small flats, tough jobs, and stretched healthcare: Hongkongers' daily struggles

Connecting Dots | Small flats, tough jobs, and stretched healthcare: Hongkongers' daily struggles

Connecting Dots | Small flats, tough jobs, and stretched healthcare: Hongkongers' daily struggles Hong Kong will unveil its first Five-Year Plan tomorrow (Sept. 16), clearly outlining the city's development vision and strategic direction for the next five years. We hit the streets to ask residents about the issues they care about most: housing, job opportunities, and medical care.

Connecting Dots

2026.09.15 16:23

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business

Deepline | China's Henan turns humble herb into big business If one flavor defines Henan's cuisine, it's jingjie, a mint-like herb known in English as Schizonepeta, whose sharp, cooling flavor is found in dishes across the province in central China.

Deepline

2026.09.15 15:15

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care

Cuteness Overload | Paws, play, and preschool: How Shanghai's dog kindergartens are redefining pet care As pets increasingly become cherished family members, innovative services tailored to their well-being are popping up everywhere. In Baoshan, Shanghai, a uniquely designed "doggy kindergarten" is winning over local pet parents. Unlike traditional boarding facilities, this daycare places a strong emphasis on canine socialization, behavioral training, and emotional health—offering a perfect solution for busy working owners.

Cuteness Overload

2026.09.15 14:20

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