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HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) - The relentless sell-off in Chinese technology stocks continued in Hong Kong on Monday as a lockdown in Shenzhen, a key sector hub, added to investor angst over geopolitical and regulatory risks. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Hong Kong stocks fell nearly four percent on Monday as technology firms were hit by concerns over China's crackdown on the sector.

Hong Kong protest films “Revolution of Our Times” and “May You Stay Forever Young”...

Dining opportunities continue to grow for visitors and shoppers of Wilmington’s Independence M

Dining opportunities continue to grow for visitors and shoppers of Wilmington’s Independence M

Findings highlight the pro- or anti-inflammatory potential of the food you eat, particularly in promoting or fighting cardiovascular ...

Soi Cheang Pou Soi’s nihilistic crime thriller Limbo has been voted the best Hong Kong film of 2021 by a panel of critics, the Hong Kong Film Critics Society announced on Jan 17. Marking something of a triumphant return to home soil by Cheang, whose lucrative if critically divisive spell in mainland China saw him direct a trio of special-effects-laden...

The Chinese government’s recent regulatory actions against major companies in the private sector have sparked concerns among investors. Some even have gone to the extreme, bluntly...

While the coronavirus pandemic has done its damnedest to hamper film production, festival screenings and release schedules, the industry has remained defiant. Asia in particular has produced some of the most acclaimed and widely talked about films of the year, from both established and fast-emerging directors. In 2021, China cemented its position as the world's most commercially successful market, thanks...

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