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Through two meets in the 2023-24 season, the USC Trojans are off to an exceptionally strong start as they look to rebound from last season.

Cannabis brands need to market to a mainstream audience, while also focusing on their target customer.

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The sixth issue of Forbes Australia is released today and features Reserve Bank of Australia board member Carol Schwartz.

Read news about a tele-town hall with county leaders on distracted driving, the Gunn High boys varsity tennis teams performance at a recent tournament and this years Stanford Community Partnership Awards recipients.

Read news about a tele-town hall with county leaders on distracted driving, the Gunn High boys varsity tennis teams performance at a recent tournament and this years Stanford Community Partnership Awards recipients.

HONG KONG - For foodies, Hong Kong has been a go-to place to enjoy various cuisines from all over the world even though it has never been known as a place for Korean eats. If you ask Hong Kong residents about Korean food, they mostly think of Korean BBQ or spicy things, with many other dishes remaining unfamiliar for the majority. But the trend has been changing with the diversification of Korean restaurants and Korean grocery stores amid the growing popularity of Korean cultural content, as wel...

Wheelock Properties (Hong Kong) Limited A property in Hong Kong is being rented at approximately $174,000 USD a month, Inman reports. That comes out to $2 million a year, a new record for the city. The house is in Victoria Peak, a famously expensive neighborhood in Hong Kong. In Hong Kong, theres a new rental record in town — a $2 million record, to be precise. A rental property in the Victoria Peak neighborhood of Hong Kong is being leased out for roughly $174,0...

A Chinese property developer is spending $541 million to convert a plot of farmland into a luxury housing development, the SCMP reported. One home in the development will be as big as 180 apartments in a popular Hong Kong housing complex. Hong Kong currently in the midst of a housing crisis, with people living in "coffin homes." A Chinese property developer is spending $541 million to convert a plot of farmland into a luxury development in Hong Kongs New Territories, Pearl Liu and Sandy Li repo...