Chu

Life in the fast lane: Leisure guru Ken Chu on why time is youth

7 Nov 2012

On paper, Dr Ken Chu comes across as having an almost superhuman ability to control time. The chairman and CEO of Mission Hills Group completed university in two years, can play a round of golf in...

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Couple charged with theft of jewellery and cash worth HK$3m

29 Aug 2012

A man standing trial for the theft of HK$3 million worth of jewellery and cash from offices in industrial buildings lived in luxury in the Mid-Levels, yet he and his girlfriend had not filed tax...

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New post 'won't shift blame' for police action

7 Jul 2012

Appointing a first party secretary to Shifang in Sichuan may not help the city address residents' discontent over its handling of plans - now scrapped - to build a heavy-metal processing plant,...

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Ex-official admits he sold top jobs

17 May 2012

A former top official in the People's Congress of Maoming has pleaded guilty to selling government contracts and scores of official positions for nearly 18 million yuan (HK$22.1 million) in...

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Surveyor accused in building's collapse

16 May 2012

A building surveyor who checked a To Kwa Wan tenement building two months before it collapsed in 2010 was cross-examined yesterday over whether he had followed government inspection guidelines...

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Trial over deadly building collapse

15 May 2012

A repairman hired to tear down structures in an ageing To Kwa Wan tenement block did not use any stabilising structures on the day of its deadly collapse, although he had proposed buying such...

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Opinion

Workers pay the price for our bargains

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Howard Winn

Barry Cheung makes waves in Moscow

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Probe into intravenous drips for Hubei pupils

Hubei officials are looking into an incident in which a class of senior high school pupils were intravenously given amino acids in a night course in preparation for the national college entrance...

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OneAsia bosses plan to jazz up tour

OneAsia chiefs vowed yesterday to make the sport more hip and fashionable, as an early bird caught the worm on the first day of the US$3 million Volvo China Open.

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HK relegated after Davis Cup loss to Sri Lanka

If any day was tailor-made for a miracle, then Easter Sunday fitted the bill.

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Wukan villagers defer planned protest

Wukan residents agreed yesterday to defer a planned rally in front of the Lufeng city government headquarters today and remove barricades at entrances to their village ahead of meeting with a...

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The man of the one hour that changed the course of make-or-break trade talks

Former vice-minister of commerce Wei Jianguo has seen just how much a leader's personality and wisdom can change history.

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Summer placements yield invaluable insider's view

For many students, one major plus of the MBA programme at HKUST is the chance to match theory with practice.

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