Development chief hails ‘diversified’ consortium in Northern Metropolis pilot bid
Despite receiving two bids for flagship Hung Shui Kiu project, Bernadette Linn says mix of property developers and operators meets government’s aim
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Development chief hails ‘diversified’ consortium in Northern Metropolis pilot bid
Despite receiving two bids for flagship Hung Shui Kiu project, Bernadette Linn says mix of property developers and operators meets government’s aim
· Lam Ka-sing
Sheikh Khaled approves L'imad's operational framework for strategic investments | The National
Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, has approved the investment and operational framework of L'imad Holding, as the emirate's newest wealth fund aims to strengthen its diversification strategy.
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Infrastructure AI drives automated engineering shift at Bentley Systems
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· The Manila Times
Family-run funeral business targeted in arson attack
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How gold's safe-haven appeal has evolved during Iran war and geopolitical uncertainty | The National
Gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset has started to evolve amid geopolitical uncertainty, with analysts saying it changes investment strategies for the commodity.
· Alvin R Cabral
Currency advantages, K-beauty fuel Chinese shopping trips, spending in Korea
Chinese tourists in Seoul are turning tourist trips into shopping sprees, as a softer won makes luxury and lifestyle services more affordable
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Currency advantages, K-beauty fuel Chinese shopping trips, spending in Korea
Chinese tourists in Seoul are turning tourist trips into shopping sprees, as a softer won makes luxury and lifestyle services more affordable
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Lee says mega development projects are for future, not approval ratings
President Lee Jae Myung on Saturday rejected criticism by opposition sides that the government's large-scale regional investment drive is aimed at boosting his approval ratings, saying the three "megaprojects" are designed to create new hope and a future for the country.
· Yonhap
One for the history books: what we know about the European heatwave
Europe is still taking stock of a powerful heatwave in late June but experts are already confident it ranks among the worst ever recorded -- even rivalling a freak 2003 episode.
· The Local
Hong Kong Hetao innovation hub fully leases 2 wet lab buildings amid strong demand
Around 90 enterprises have signed up for hub’s first phase, with mainland Chinese companies accounting for more than half of the tenants
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Hong Kong Hetao innovation hub fully leases 2 wet lab buildings amid strong demand
Around 90 enterprises have signed up for hub’s first phase, with mainland Chinese companies accounting for more than half of the tenants
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Lee says mega development projects are for future, not approval ratings
SEOUL, July 4 (Yonhap) -- President Lee Jae Myung on Saturday rejected criticism by opposition sides that the government's large-scale regional investment drive is aimed at boosting his approval ratings, saying the three "megaprojects" are designed to create new hope and a future for the country.
· Oh Seok-min
China’s air-conditioned lesson for Europe’s killer heat wave
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Ruling DP expresses 'strong regret' over recent U.S. House report regarding Coupang
SEOUL, July 4 (Yonhap) -- The ruling Democratic Party (DP) expressed "strong regret" on Saturday over a "seriously distorted" U.S. congressional report alleging that South Korea discriminates against Coupang and other American companies, while criticizing Coupang's response to its massive data leak case.
· Oh Seok-min
Storms Cause Power Outages for 1 Million in Midwest, Northeast and Ontario
Storms caused widespread power outages in parts of the upper Midwest and Northeast, and in southern Ontario in Canada, as the region baked in a heat wave late Friday, the authorities and power companies said.
· John Yoon
Could Israel really build settlements in Gaza?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich have offered the clearest signal yet that they are considering the establishment of new Jewish settlements on what remains of the Gaza Strip after almost three years of their country’s genocidal war against Palestinians in …
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Micron breaks ground on $9 billion western Japan plant expansion
Micron Technology on Saturday broke ground on the expansion of its factory in western Japan, a ¥1.5 trillion ($9.3 billion) undertaking to produce advanced memory chips.
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Macron and Modi turn on personal charm offensives as France and India race to secure AI investment
Countries are scrambling not to fall behind in AI — and French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are leading a personal charm offensives to court tech CEOs.
· Kai Nicol-Schwarz, Priyanka Salve
Cash buys dominate Tokyo and Osaka penthouses as luxury demand surges
Emiko Shibamura, an owner of a health food retail company, bought this 200-square-meter unit on the top floor of a 48-story condominium in Osaka in cash about 10 years ago. (Photo by Yo Inoue)
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Ruling party rebuts US report on Coupang
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea on Saturday rejected a US congressional report alleging South Korea discriminated against American-owned companies including Coupang, saying the document leaned too heavily on the e-commerce giant’s account of a massive customer data leak.
· Jie Ye-eun
Thirty-two years on, young Rwandans reflect on progress, pain and hope
Kigali, Rwanda – Tourists browsing Claudette Kamikazi’s souvenir shop see a Rwanda eager to showcase itself to the world. Business has grown steadily as the country has invested heavily in tourism, bringing more visitors through her doors. But Kamikazi sees something different: a country whose darkest chapter still …
· Al Jazeera
Small businesses owners in US tourist destinations see more domestic demand
Made in Kansas City owner Keith Bradley has seen an influx of customers for his business as soccer fans have flocked to the city which is hosting FIFA World Cup soccer games Monday, June 29, 2026, in Kansas City, Kan. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
· Mae Anderson
Singapore’s trade pacts prove small states can shape global rules
While major powers employ coercion, Singapore is using flexible, legally binding templates to keep trade open
· Tristan Eng
Singapore’s trade pacts prove small states can shape global rules
While major powers employ coercion, Singapore is using flexible, legally binding templates to keep trade open
· Tristan Eng
Money & Me: ‘I have a six-figure income from my salary, business shares and property’ | The National
Nadine Mezher, 45, credits her parents for the financial philosophy that guides her investment and business decisions. The Lebanese national is co-founder and chief marketing officer of the financial platform Sarwa and recently started a fashion brand, Nawa.
· Dona Cheriyan
Celtics assistant coach has honest take on Jaylen Brown’s stunning 76ers trade
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Caution on land tenders key to Hong Kong’s property recovery: analysts
As Hong Kong pushes forward Northern Metropolis project, analysts say land supply should remain ‘measured’ to support property market recovery
· Cheryl Arcibal
Caution on land tenders key to Hong Kong’s property recovery: analysts
As Hong Kong pushes forward Northern Metropolis project, analysts say land supply should remain ‘measured’ to support property market recovery
· Cheryl Arcibal
Why Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser left the US-China summit feeling optimistic
Leader of US$239 billion company discusses yuan internationalisation, Hong Kong’s fintech leadership, and US-China economic stabilisation
· Peggy Sito
Why Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser left the US-China summit feeling optimistic
Leader of US$239 billion company discusses yuan internationalisation, Hong Kong’s fintech leadership, and US-China economic stabilisation
· Peggy Sito
Marcos tells Canadian investors: PH open for business, partnerships
VANCOUVER, Canada — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday (Saturday in Manila) invited Canadian investors to explore opportunities in the Philippines, reaffirming the country’s openness for business and partnerships.
· Catherine S. Valente
Canada's B2Gold Corporation eyes $14M investment in PH
VANCOUVER, Canada — Canadian mining firm B2Gold Corp. is planning to invest approximately $14 million for the solar plant expansion at the Masbate Gold Project and ongoing exploration programs, Malacañang said Friday (Saturday in Manila).
· Catherine S. Valente
Further to fly? Proposed rule change would boost Shenzhen’s aviation ambitions
Shenzhen Baoan Airport could add more routes as China’s aviation regulator considers easing requirements for intercontinental flights
· Frank Chen
Further to fly? Shenzhen poised to add more international flights
Shenzhen Baoan Airport could add more routes as China’s aviation regulator considers easing requirements for intercontinental flights
· Frank Chen
RCBC made InstaPay transfers free, with conditions. BSP isn’t impressed.
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What could new rights for unmarried couples mean for your money?
When Amelia's fiance died suddenly in his 20s, just months before their wedding, she never imagined the legal and financial turmoil that would follow.
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Trump pardons 11 people, including former Abramoff business partner
President Donald Trump boards Air Force One, Friday, July 3, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews, Md. , for a trip to Mt. Rushmore. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
· Michelle L Price
Low Melbourne clearance rates show investors "all but gone" from market
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· Melissa Brown
Hong Kong graduates at crossroads as AI takes over entry-level jobs, experts warn
City’s net employment outlook for third quarter plunges to minus 9 per cent, 20 percentage points lower than previous quarter, ManpowerGroup reveals
· Lam Ka-sing
Hong Kong graduates at crossroads as AI takes over entry-level jobs, experts warn
City’s net employment outlook for third quarter plunges to minus 9 per cent, 20 percentage points lower than previous quarter, ManpowerGroup reveals
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The left blasts Trump business deals but ignores Dem wiretap sleaze
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· Richie Greenberg
Joe Ryan ‘wants to win’ with Twins despite Yankees’ possible interest before trade deadline
When the Twins come to The Bronx, it’s normally a good time for the Yankees to feast.
· Dan Martin
How artificial intelligence got better at building itself
When Anthropic, an artificial-intelligence lab, debuts on stock markets later this year, it is likely to be one of the biggest initial public offerings in history. That’s because Claude, the company’s chatbot, is beloved of coders, who are willing to pay a lot for access.
· The Economist
[Vantage Point] PNCC’s great puzzle: Why delisting isn’t so simple
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Two Thirds Of Americans Still Think It's A Bad Time To Buy A House
Americans looking to buy a house are currently facing conditions that make it hard for anyone but the very wealthy to afford buying a home.
· Tyler Durden
Lakers shopping Dalton Knecht, Jarred Vanderbilt amid trade rumors
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· Valentina Martinez
UK and France back efforts to secure Strait of Hormuz
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron have stressed the importance of restoring safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, describing the waterway as “a vital artery for the global economy”.
· Middleeasteye
Japan's Niseko eyes 'Ghost of Yotei' video game to attract summer tourists
Hokkaido's Mount Yotei, as seen from Niseko. The town hopes fans of the "Ghost of Yotei" video game will come to see its locations and scenery. (Photo by Masatoshi Ida)
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Matilda Devine ran away to join the circus. Her parents couldn’t be prouder
Teenagers dreaming of running away with the circus surely don’t tend to factor in their mums or dads. But when Matilda Devine announced what she was determined to do, her parents Nick and Natasha sold the house, closed the family business, and joined her in an extraordinary show of support.
· Chantal Nguyen