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HKMA approved the appointment of Du Jiemei as chief legal counsel at assistant-president level; appointment effective 12 Feb 2027.
2026-09-04
HKMA approved the appointment of Du Jiemei as chief legal counsel at assistant-president level; appointment effective 12 Feb 2027.
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The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued an AI SME Entrepreneurship Support Plan (2026-2028) directing expansion of an open-source startup ecosystem. MIIT will back growth of the national AI open-source community AtomGit and
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Allianz's chief economic advisor, El-Erian, wrote that if the Financial Times report that "Norway's sovereign wealth fund plans to reduce its holdings of US Treasury bonds by about $80 billion" is confirmed, it would further illustrate that a group o
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