His frankness in leadership is exemplified by a number of initiatives to engage with staff, such as the "open space dialogue" where employees get to raise thorny questions from the outlook of the European Union to personal distractions.
Hong Kong's insurance sector has been calling for deeper integration with the mainland for a long time. The good news for the sector is that the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance in Hong Kong and the regulatory commission signed the Equivalence Assessment Framework Agreement on Solvency Regulatory Regime in Beijing in May to conduct equivalence assessment on the insurance solvency regulatory regimes of the mainland and Hong Kong.
Holmes told China Daily that coronaviruses like SARS-CoV-2, the virus that caused COVID-19, are commonly found in wildlife species and frequently jump to new hosts. This is also the most likely explanation for the origin of SARS-CoV-2.
Home to companies such as Heinz, PPG Industries and Dick’s Sporting Goods, the Steel City reinvented itself long ago as a center of technology research and development. Thanks to educational institutions such as Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh, the city has a pipeline of tech talent, despite an overall labor shortage in the region. Tech giants such as Apple, Facebook, Google and Uber established outposts in Pittsburgh in recent years to mine the talent. Amazon itself opened an engineering office in Pittsburgh last year, with more than 60 staffers and openings in roles such as machine learning scientist and language engineer.
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Chief Executive Carrie Lam speaks at a press conference at the HKSAR government headquarters building in Hong Kong on June 15, 2019. [Photo/Xinhua]
Hong Kong legal experts, policy advisers and community leaders said concerns about the National Security Law will be allayed once peace comes back to the streets of Hong Kong and the climate of normality is restored.
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Hong Kong is the most promising destination for the IPO, said a source with the company on condition of anonymity
Hong Kong media tycoon and Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai Chee-ying was arrested on Friday morning and released on bail later, according to Hong Kong Police.Also arrested on the account of illegal assembly were Lee Cheuk-yan of Labour Party, and former lawmaker and former chief of the Democratic Party, Yeung Sum. At a noon-time news briefing, Wong Tung-kwong, in charge of the Crime unit of HK Island Regional Headquarter, said Lai was also held for involving a criminal intimidation case. Lai and the two others were cited as having allegedly participated in an illegal anti-government mass rally in Hong Kong Island on Aug 31, which then descended into violence and vandalism with radicals attacking the Legislative Council building and the police headquarter and starting fires.Cases of the three suspects will be heard at Eastern Magistrates' Courts on May 5, the police said.According to the Public Order Ordinance and Crime Ordinance, both illegal assembly and criminal Intimidation can lead to a maximum penalty of five years in prison.Lai was taken to Kowloon City Police Station on Friday morning and bailed out according to local stipulations which allow bails for the suspects to await trials later.
Hong Kong's bourse announced plans to introduce futures contracts on the MSCI China A-share Index on Monday, as demand for risk management tools from international investors eyeing mainland equities rises.
Hodgen Technology said the new measures on establishing a fully covered safety risk prevention and control system for kindergartens and strengthening safety supervision will provide good opportunities for the development of their preschool education business, wallstreetcn.com reported.