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  • Finance chief also issues rejoinder after predecessor slams bond issuance proposal in new budget, says past administration failed to boost land supply at the time
  • Chan says credit rating agencies, financial institutions, among others he spoke with, ‘all agree the government should issue more bonds’

War of words breaks out between Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong and Federation of Trade Unions lawmakers over national security law.

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Popular figure regales audiences at HKU forum with friendly jibes at former political rival and previous chief executive CY Leung, recommending they listen to Disney hit ‘Let It Go’.

In a wide-ranging interview, the political veteran whose bid last year to lead the city fell short says he now balances three projects with an eye on ‘meaningful returns’.

The bank said Tsang’s entrepreneurial vision that powered his bid for the highest office in Hong Kong last year, mirrors its own drive to be part of the city’s continuing development as a global technology hub

Annual surplus likely to be just shy of HK$160 billion by the end of financial year, source suggests, as pressure mounts on financial chief for budget giveaways

Defeated chief executive candidate insists he did not need to declare work with broadcaster RTHK, because it was unpaid, and says he is waiting to hear from Chief Executive’s Office