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Tencent Cloud Plans to Open Five More Oversea Data Centers

April 28, 2017

By Jia Yizhen HONG KONG , Apr.28 , 2017 Tencent Holdings Limited, a leading Chinese Internet company in gaming and social network, said on Wednesday that Tencent Cloud, its cloud computing arm, would open five overseas data centers this year to expand its client base. However, the competition in cloud-computing industry is fierce and overseas … More Tencent Cloud Plans to Open Five More Oversea Data Centers

Tencent Fourth-quarter Net Profit Rose 47 Percent

March 23, 2017

By Jia Yizhen HONG KONG , Mar. 23, 2017 Tencent Holdings Ltd, China’s leading company of Internet value added services, said Wednesday fourth-quarter net profit increased 47 percent from a year earlier, mainly driven by online games and performance-based advertising. Its cloud service also surged in 2016. Net profit for the three months ended December … More Tencent Fourth-quarter Net Profit Rose 47 Percent

Hong Kong Stocks Fell Modestly, Following China’s Inflation and Crude Oil Rally

February 15, 2017

By Jia Yizhen HONG KONG , Feb. 14, 2017 Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index closed down 0.03 percent, falling for the first time after four days of gains, due to the unexpectedly high inflation data from China and the rise of crude oil prices. In January 2017, China’s consumer price index (CPI) went up by 2.5 … More Hong Kong Stocks Fell Modestly, Following China’s Inflation and Crude Oil Rally

What does globalization mean in sweatshop industry?

February 8, 2017

It is an analysis of a long form article: THE MYTH OF THE ETHICAL SHOPPER link: http://highline.huffingtonpost.com/articles/en/the-myth-of-the-ethical-shopper/   This long story tells us how the whole sweatshop industry works in this era of globalization and tries to find solutions of eliminating sweatshops. Despite starting with an eye-catching video, making the topic of sweatshops quite closer to … More What does globalization mean in sweatshop industry?

How Hong Kong Tailors Inherit Qipao, a Disappearing Traditional Handcraft

February 8, 2017

As a disappearing traditional handcraft, Qipao not only has fewer customers, but also has fewer successors. However, some Qipao tailors still dedicate themselves to this industry. Kan HoanWing, a Qipao tailor, inherits Qipao by attentively making Qipaos and sincerely treating customers. Lo ChungCheong inherits Qipao by using new ways to teach people who are interested … More How Hong Kong Tailors Inherit Qipao, a Disappearing Traditional Handcraft

What is the Future of E-Commerce in Hong Kong?

November 30, 2016

By Jia Yizhen Hong Kong – Hong Kong should develop a “hybrid e-commerce platform” in the future, serving not only local but also international online commerce, Gary Ng, the Chairman of Hong Kong Courier Association, said in a telephone interview yesterday. Sales value of online commerce in Hong Kong reached $51.7 billion in 2014, according … More What is the Future of E-Commerce in Hong Kong?

How to Tell a Big Story with Multimedia? — A Game of Shark and Minnow

November 2, 2016

Basic information of the story: Name: A Game of Shark and Minnow http://www.nytimes.com/newsgraphics/2013/10/27/south-china-sea/ Writer: Jeff Himmelman Photographer and Videographer: Ashley Gilbertson Producers: Mike Bostock, Clinton Cargill, Shan Carter, Nancy Donaldson, Tom Giratikanon, Xaquín G.V., Steve Maing and Derek Watkins The date of launch: Oct. 27, 2013   A list of all assets: Scrolling Images Pictures … More How to Tell a Big Story with Multimedia? — A Game of Shark and Minnow

More Open Spaces for Outdoor Music are called for in Hong Kong

October 27, 2016

It’s the second Sunday of October. Many young creatives including Michael Lai were invited to share their original songs on Freespace Happening at Nursery Park, West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong. For both singers and audience, it is awesome to have such an open space to share music, and more spaces are called for … More More Open Spaces for Outdoor Music are called for in Hong Kong