For two months, the people of Hong Kong waited in suspense after China’s legislature approved a new national security law. The legislation’s details were finally made public yesterday and almost immediately went into effect.
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中國全國人大在通過「港區國安法」之前，美國已率先宣布暫停豁免香港出口許可等部分特殊待遇，並表明評估撤銷差別待遇的進一步行動，同時美國表示會制裁出口敏感、軍民兩用的科技產品到香港。究竟今次的制裁對香港的
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IF召集人邱達根建議，港府可考慮運用未來基金，支持本地初創發展。（盧詠賢攝）
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What’s your story? I am the founder of Ground Rule Studio, an eco-materials design studio.
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According to the Financial Services and Treasury Bureau report, the blockchain companies accounted for 39% of the 57 fintech companies that set up shop in Hong Kong last year.
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The United States’ decision to remove special policy exemptions that had treated Hong Kong differently than mainland China could hurt Hong Kong’s tech startup scene.
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Boris Johnson has pledged to allow nearly three million Hong Kong citizens the right to live and work indefinitely in the UK, with a route to full citizenship, if China imposes a controversial new national security law on the city.
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BANGKOK – Hong Kong has been living on borrowed time ever since the British made it a colony nearly 180 years ago, and all the more so after Beijing took control in 1997 and granted it autonomous status.
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China’s move to curtail Hong Kong’s autonomy threatens Hong Kong’s status as a business hub—and could have major implications for the tech industry, particularly the cryptocurrency sector, cloud services and tech financing.
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