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Firefilm rolls out 'last-mile' platform for AI video optimisation
Firefilm rolls out 'last-mile' platform for AI video optimisation
It offers a free trial, an $18-per-video tier, and a $388-a-month subscription.
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ShopBack Pay targets Hong Kong F&B to drive user growth
It’s open to other sectors where it can widen rewards and back merchant expansion.
Hong Kong to host Asia’s first shore power network for ships
Grid-linked infrastructure will let ships draw power from shore whilst docked.
Northern Metropolis project hinges on tech, bidding reforms
Fragmented, undeveloped private land creates hurdles for site formation.
RT HealthTech turns lab robotics into affordable exosuits
It aims to bring assistive technology to everyday users.
Creature Comforts expands 24-hour ‘fear-free’ animal hospital in Shau Kei Wan
The 11,000 sq ft facility introduces advanced surgical suites, a CT scan, and a new community teaching space.
Forest Pavilion brings Japanese-inspired bathing to Kai Tak
It features a 50-metre outdoor pool framed by trees and stone-edged lounges.
Hong Kong’s most notable real estate agents under 40 of 2025
Realtors in the office market are at the top of the list, taking seven spots.
Tokenisation, tech pushed to revive property market
It could cut transaction costs by as much as 30%.
Retail investors turn to private markets for higher returns
US tech firms are helping drive interest, said digital wealth firm StashAway.
ZA Bank CEO sharpens focus on wealth, digital assets
The digital lender plans to launch Hong Kong stock trading later this year.
Hong Kong relaxes info-sharing in banks’ anti-fraud push
The changes let banks share more information without fear of liability.
Private equity bets on Hong Kong real estate
Investors eye Pan-Asian deals to minimize exposure to US trade risks.
QHMS opens flagship clinic in Hong Kong’s Central
Every element—from lighting to textures—was considered for its anxiety-reducing effect.
Hong Kong firms step up talent fight as skill shortage bites
Companies are offering flexible work and training to attract workers.
Hong Kong registration plan may lure global insurers
Its redomiciliation scheme could attract as many as 300 firms in two years.
Hong Kong float reforms may boost Mainland dual listings
The rules are not meant to manage share prices but to strengthen market integrity.
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