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 Issue: May 25, 2012   (Archive)
Friday, May 25, 2012   

  
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Hang Seng down 0.15pc at open (Business)
(05-24 09:28)
Hong Kong shares fell 0.15 percent in early trade, as investors remained fearful of Greece leaving the eurozone despite a pledge of support for Athens from E...   
05-22 09:30 -  Hang Seng bounces back, up 0.61pc (Business)
05-21 10:07 -  Hang Seng down 0.32pc at open (Business)
05-18 16:56 -  Hang Seng ends week 1.30pc lower (Business)
05-18 11:55 -  Hang Seng down 2.32pc at break (Business)
05-18 09:33 -  Hang Seng plunge 2.21pc at open (Business)
05-17 09:31 -  Hang Seng up 0.34pc at open (Business)
05-16 09:29 -  Hang Seng falls 1.20pc at open (Business)
05-15 09:21 -  Hang Seng down 0.16pc at open (Business)
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Cannibal horror
Cops fear a cannibal killer has eaten or sold as meat at least 20 missing people, mostly boys, in a gruesome bloodbath in Yunnan province.
China Business News
Lau denies Macau charges
Joseph Lau Luen-hung has denied accusations of bribery and money laundering in relation to the acquisition of land in Macau.


  • Lau denies Macau charges
  • CY flat price vow as curbs idea rejected
  • Homeless claim cleanup damages
  • Worries rise over Taipa flat deals


  • Veterans in radio clash on proposed Leung shake-up
  • Cabbies in driving seat as surcharge wins support
  • Larger probe helps fat liver patients
  • Workers happy with 45-hour week



  • MPF fees found among highest in study
  • China developers against the wall
  • Foxconn hit by Gou pay-hike talk
  • Sit on cash until Greeks exit euro


  • Suu Kyi traveling overseas
  • Fire on US nuclear sub injures seven
  • Story adds up for man on the moon
  • Russians air US fears on jet crash


     HK out to finish on a high as rugby returns to Mong Kok
    Hong Kong are setting their sights on finishing the HSBC Asian 5 Nations Top Five competition with a flourish when they take on Kazakhstan tomorrow at Mong Kok Stadium.




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    Pilots who can't tell a plane from Venus better start drinking tea
    A pilot mistook Venus for an aircraft. Catching sight of the huge planet through the cockpit, the Air Canada pilot took evasive action, diving 180 meters and sending passengers hurtling to the ceiling.


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