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Eight arrested over masked asylum-seeker
Hong Kong authorities have arrested eight people suspected of helping to smuggle a young Chinese passenger – disguised as an elderly white man – on a flight to Canada.
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Hong Kong prepares for Asia's largest fashion extravaganza
The international fashion industry is this week descending on Hong Kong for the Asian garment world's largest event and the second largest fashion fair in the world, outside the one held annually in New York in February and September.- 11/01/2011, Fashion
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Hong Kong seeks end to ban on mainland maids
Hong Kong is considering an end to the rules preventing thousands of nannies from mainland China from working in the territory, because of surging demand for affordable domestic staff who can speak Mandarin Chinese.- 04/01/2011, Asia
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Leading Bordeaux estate to host vintage tasting in Hong Kong
The Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte's David Ornon will host an elaborate wine tasting dinner at the Mira Hotel in Hong Kong on December 9, the latest event in the city's ongoing love affair with Bordeaux. - 03/12/2010, Food & Drink
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Hong Kong readies for annual wine fair
There's little doubt the international wine community has its eyes set on the growing mainland Chinese market and the Hong Kong International Wine and Spirits Fair is this year again marketing itself as a gateway to all those riches.- 28/10/2010, Food & Drink
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Le Grand Tasting Hong Kong doubles in 2010
Le Grand Tasting Hong Kong takes place at the third annual Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Fair, November 4-6. This year 48 winemakers will travel to Hong Kong to showcase their wines compared to 22 in 2009.- 28/10/2010, Food & Drink
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Hong Kong shows off latest in eyewear designs
Everything from nature to world landmarks have been cited as the inspiration behind the award winners of this year's Hong Kong Eyewear Design Competition.- 24/10/2010, Fashion
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Hong Kong ready for 'world's biggest' watch and clock fair
The saying apparently goes in the watch industry that if you want to know how things are faring, you have to look to the fortunes of the Swiss. And if that's the case, then the Swiss will no doubt tell you that they are in turn now looking to China.- 03/09/2010, Fashion
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Love of a good cuppa is spreading even as Chinese tea prices soar
Purists may be paying more than ever for a cup of Chinese tea but that hasn't stopped the money men looking to find ways to cash in on a growing international desire for nice hot brew.- 11/08/2010, Food & Drink
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Hong Kong's Ani-Com and Games predicts records crowds for 2010 event
A new competition aimed at young designers and the presence of an international gaming giant are being touted as the main draw cards for this year's Ani-Com and Games fair, with organizers predicting that more than 700,000 people will attend the five-day event.- 16/07/2010, Art
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Cheaper flight in store as Taiwan-China links continue to open up
International tourists are set to directly benefit from the continued thawing of relations between mainland China and Taiwan after the Chinese government ordered its airlines to cut ticket prices for flights between the two countries.- 05/07/2010, New Articles
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Hong Kong honours action director John Woo
Director John Woo won one of Hong Kong's top honours Thursday for contributing to his hometown's film industry.- 01/07/2010, Films
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Vigil for victims of Tiananmen Square in Hong Kong
Peace activists gather in Hong Kong yesterday to mark the 21st anniversary of China's crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations, which culminated in the deaths of hundreds of workers and students in and around Beijing's Tiananmen Square.- 05/06/2010, Asia
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Hong Kong roadside pollution soars to record highs
Hong Kong's roadside pollution soared to record highs in last two quarters, official data showed Tuesday.- 05/05/2010, Environment
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Catering for Hong Kong's culinary cravings
For a city that promotes itself as the culinary capital of Asia, the surprising thing is that Hong Kong has up until recently had relatively few English language guides to help diners sort through the city's more than 11,000 restaurants. But things are rapidly changing.- 29/04/2010, Food & Drink
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Hong Kong's beleaguered film sector hopes for rebirth
Hong Kong's beleaguered film industry was a global powerhouse just two decades ago, pumping out 300 movies a year and boasting a fan base that stretched across Asia.- 19/04/2010, Films



