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Passi City Opens Center to Support Overseas Filipino Workers
ILOILO CITY – A new center in Passi City aims to streamline access to government services for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) from the city and surrounding municipalities. Cynthia Dario, manager of the Public Employment Services Office (PESO) Iloilo, announced on Monday that while other local government units have dedicated OFW desks, Passi City stands out with a purpose-built facility specifically...
Filipino Worker Assured of Government Support After Qatar Arrest, Dismissal
A 36-year-old Filipino domestic worker who was arrested in Qatar for participating in an unauthorized rally will receive comprehensive government assistance, officials announced Monday. The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) confirmed immediate financial aid was provided to the overseas Filipino worker (OFW) upon her return to Manila, marking the beginning of a support program aimed at her professional rehabilitation. DMW Secretary...
Catering Industry Faces Significant Decline During HK Easter Holiday
The Hong Kong catering industry anticipates a 30 percent drop in business over the Easter holiday, with upscale restaurants suffering the most, according to Simon Wong Ka-wo, president of the Hong Kong Federation of Restaurants & Related Trades. He noted that high-end establishments could see declines of up to 50 percent. Wong described the market as “very quiet” during a...
U.S. Chip Export Restrictions to China May Backfire, Experts Warn
As the Trump administration tightens export controls on crucial semiconductor technology to China, experts caution that these measures could inadvertently enhance innovation within Chinese firms, potentially strengthening their position in the global semiconductor market. Jack Gold, principal analyst at J.Gold Associates, argued that the U.S. government's actions might provide a significant boost to China’s chip industry. "What's actually happening is...
Hong Kong Hosts First Halal Food Festival, Celebrating Cultural Diversity
The inaugural halal food festival in Hong Kong took place Saturday in Tsim Sha Tsui, showcasing a variety of dishes from different cultures and attracting hundreds of attendees. Organizers hailed the event as a means to bridge cultural divides through food. Jointly organized by the Multicultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre and the city’s halal certification board, the festival featured offerings from...
Cyberport Opens Digital Technology Lab Showcasing AI and Blockchain Innovations
A digital technology lab featuring cutting-edge artificial intelligence and blockchain products from 17 companies opened at Cyberport on Thursday. The lab aims to provide an interactive experience centered on three main themes: efficiency improvement, safety, and user engagement. Among the innovations displayed are AI personal doctors, cognitive training platforms for dementia patients, and health management applications powered by artificial intelligence....
Europe’s Biggest Car Maker Considers Audi US Manufacturing Moves Amid Trump Tariffs
Volkswagen is considering relocating some Audi production to the United States to mitigate potential tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, the company's CEO said Friday. In an interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume said the company is engaged in "constructive discussions" with the U.S. administration and is exploring options to maintain its market presence. Blume indicated that Audi...
Hong Kong Records Over 254,000 Outbound Travelers as Easter Holiday Begins
The long-awaited four-day Easter holiday kicked off today with a bustling wave of travelers heading north, leading to significant congestion at the region's major ports. By 10 a.m., the Immigration Department (ImmD) reported over 310,000 passenger trips, with more than 254,000 outbound passengers making their way to popular destinations. Lo Wu Port led the charge, recording upwards of 55,000 travelers,...
Google Dealt Major Blow in Landmark Antitrust Ruling
In a seismic verdict that could reshape the digital advertising landscape, a federal judge has found Google guilty of wielding monopolistic power, potentially threatening the tech giant's primary revenue stream. U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema ruled Thursday that Google illegally dominated online advertising technology, delivering a decisive victory for the Justice Department and a coalition of state attorneys general who...
Online Shopping Fraud Surges as Cybercriminals Exploit Digital Marketplace
Cybercrime is evolving, with online shopping fraud emerging as a growing threat despite a slight overall decline in technology-related crimes, Hong Kong police warned Thursday. Cyber Security Division Superintendent Baron Chan revealed a startling 29% spike in online shopping fraud cases, with losses nearly doubling to approximately HK$360 million last year. Social media platforms, particularly Facebook, have become breeding grounds for...