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Hong Kong Shuts Schools, Cancels Flights As Typhoon Koinu Nears
Hong Kong issued its second-highest storm warning signal on Sunday, prompting the closure of some transport services and schools, as Typhoon Koinu skirted the financial hub, bringing rains and powerful gusts.
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Uber Backtracks on Plans to Move Asian Headquarters to Hong Kong
Uber halted a plan to move its Asian headquarters to Hong Kong in another business blow for the Chinese-ruled city, choosing to extend its stay in Singapore until at least December 2022.
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China Puts 9 Cities Under Lockdown Amid Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak: 10 Points
China on Friday sealed off over 30 million people as it added a ninth city to a transport ban around the epicentre of a deadly virus that has claimed over 26 lives and infected over 800 others. The new virus that emerged in the central city of Wuhan has forced state authorities to cancel Lunar New Year celebrations to prevent the disease spreading ...
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After Night Of Chaos, Hong Kong Protesters Target Airport, Block Roads
Thousands of protesters blocked roads and public transport links to Hong Kong airport on Sunday in a bid to draw global attention to their fight for greater democracy for the Chinese-ruled city which is facing its biggest political crisis in decades.
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Hong Kong Airport Resumes Flights After Protests
Flights were departing Hong Kong airport largely on schedule on Wednesday morning, a day after pro-democracy protesters caused chaos with a disruptive sit-in that paralysed the busy transport hub.
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Flights Resume At Hong Kong Airport After Protests
Flights resumed Tuesday at Hong Kong airport a day after a massive pro-democracy rally there forced the shutdown of the busy international transport hub.
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Hong Kong On Brink, Protesters Unleash Travel Chaos: Chief Executive Lam
Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters are close to creating a "very dangerous situation", the city's leader warned Monday as train travel and international flights in the global financial hub were thrown into chaos.
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Hong Kong Arm of China's LeEco Files for Liquidation
LeEco has struggled to pay its debts after rapid expansion led to a cash crunch, share price plunge and multiple defaults.
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Uber Hikes Hong Kong Fees Amid Legal Troubles
Uber told Reuters the price rise would benefit drivers as they pocketed most of the fares.
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Hong Kong Lowers Alert As Typhoon Roke Weakens
Hong Kong lowered a typhoon alert today evening as Typhoon Roke weakened, with the local airport and transport authorities rushing to restore normal operations in the Asian financial hub.
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Protests Disrupt Hong Kong Travel and Businesses
Pro-democracy protests brought widespread travel chaos to Hong Kong Monday with many schools and businesses shuttered but the city's stock exchange said it would operate as usual.
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China smugglers dig tunnel into Hong Kong: report
Chinese smugglers dug a "professional" concrete tunnel into Hong Kong equipped with lights, vents, steel reinforcements and even rails to transport goods, domestic media reported on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong issues warning to citizens over typhoon
Hong Kong warned residents to stay indoors and halted public transport on Monday as Typhoon Vicente skirted the island, packing winds in excess of 90 kilometres an hour.
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Hong Kong Shuts Schools, Cancels Flights As Typhoon Koinu Nears
Hong Kong issued its second-highest storm warning signal on Sunday, prompting the closure of some transport services and schools, as Typhoon Koinu skirted the financial hub, bringing rains and powerful gusts.
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Uber Backtracks on Plans to Move Asian Headquarters to Hong Kong
Uber halted a plan to move its Asian headquarters to Hong Kong in another business blow for the Chinese-ruled city, choosing to extend its stay in Singapore until at least December 2022.
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China Puts 9 Cities Under Lockdown Amid Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak: 10 Points
China on Friday sealed off over 30 million people as it added a ninth city to a transport ban around the epicentre of a deadly virus that has claimed over 26 lives and infected over 800 others. The new virus that emerged in the central city of Wuhan has forced state authorities to cancel Lunar New Year celebrations to prevent the disease spreading ...
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After Night Of Chaos, Hong Kong Protesters Target Airport, Block Roads
Thousands of protesters blocked roads and public transport links to Hong Kong airport on Sunday in a bid to draw global attention to their fight for greater democracy for the Chinese-ruled city which is facing its biggest political crisis in decades.
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Hong Kong Airport Resumes Flights After Protests
Flights were departing Hong Kong airport largely on schedule on Wednesday morning, a day after pro-democracy protesters caused chaos with a disruptive sit-in that paralysed the busy transport hub.
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Flights Resume At Hong Kong Airport After Protests
Flights resumed Tuesday at Hong Kong airport a day after a massive pro-democracy rally there forced the shutdown of the busy international transport hub.
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Hong Kong On Brink, Protesters Unleash Travel Chaos: Chief Executive Lam
Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters are close to creating a "very dangerous situation", the city's leader warned Monday as train travel and international flights in the global financial hub were thrown into chaos.
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Hong Kong Arm of China's LeEco Files for Liquidation
LeEco has struggled to pay its debts after rapid expansion led to a cash crunch, share price plunge and multiple defaults.
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Uber Hikes Hong Kong Fees Amid Legal Troubles
Uber told Reuters the price rise would benefit drivers as they pocketed most of the fares.
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Hong Kong Lowers Alert As Typhoon Roke Weakens
Hong Kong lowered a typhoon alert today evening as Typhoon Roke weakened, with the local airport and transport authorities rushing to restore normal operations in the Asian financial hub.
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Protests Disrupt Hong Kong Travel and Businesses
Pro-democracy protests brought widespread travel chaos to Hong Kong Monday with many schools and businesses shuttered but the city's stock exchange said it would operate as usual.
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China smugglers dig tunnel into Hong Kong: report
Chinese smugglers dug a "professional" concrete tunnel into Hong Kong equipped with lights, vents, steel reinforcements and even rails to transport goods, domestic media reported on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong issues warning to citizens over typhoon
Hong Kong warned residents to stay indoors and halted public transport on Monday as Typhoon Vicente skirted the island, packing winds in excess of 90 kilometres an hour.
