• The Englishman, who won the Hong Kong Open last week, carded a three-under-par 69 to move to 12 under.

    BBC: Ian Poulter moves into two-shot lead in Dubai

  • His compatriot Jason Hak was 14 years and 304 days old when he did so at the 2008 Hong Kong Open.

    CNN: Chinese golfer, 13, to make European Tour history

  • The co-sanctioned Hong Kong Open is already the third stop on the 2006 European Tour, and the penultimate on this year's Asian Tour.

    BBC: Montgomerie is chasing his 42nd career title

  • Olly cruised to his 23rd European Tour title, but his first since the 2001 Hong Kong Open, with a 10-under-par total of 260 following a display of all-round brilliance from tee-to-cup which has been his hallmark in 2005.

    BBC: SPORT | Golf | Mallorca master

  • Woods was three shots off the pace at the World Golf Championships event, tied for fifth with fellow U.S. Ryder Cup star Anthony Kim, their compatriot Ryan Moore, world No. 4 Paul Casey and Hong Kong Open champion Wen-tang Lin.

    CNN: Watney ties record as Tiger lurks in Shanghai

  • The article said Ho welcomed "cooperation" with Hong Kong should Hong Kong decide to open casinos.

    CNN: ASIANOW - Asiaweek | Daily Briefing: Holiday Hiatus? Hardly

  • Hollywood films hit the streets within days of their release in America and months before they open in Hong Kong cinemas.

    ECONOMIST: Chinese cinema

  • Meanwhile, Leung did his part to remind the Hong Kong citizens that he was open to democracy, but growth was clearly his main mission.

    FORBES: One China, Two Missions

  • And a rock-solid banking system is one reason why Hong Kong, with the most open financial markets in East Asia, has so far weathered the storm better than many of its neighbours.

    ECONOMIST: Keeping the hot money out

  • "I'll get there, " she says, recalling that when she first came back to open a Hong Kong store with her label in 1993, salespeople told her to take the "Made in China" label off the clothes.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Hong Kong entertainment czar Allan Zeman, whose advice and contacts in the Hong Kong business world helped casino magnate Steve Wynn open the posh Wynn Macau resort in 2006, has resigned from the board of Wynn Resorts this month.

    FORBES: Followup on the News: Wynn Resorts Board Loses Zeman, Chen and, finally, Okada

  • This fall Graff will open stores in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Geneva, double the size of his flagship store in London and undertake construction on a new 4, 200-square-foot Manhattan boutique on Madison Avenue.

    FORBES: King of Bling

  • This is a shame, of course, for Hong Kong and for those who admire its open markets, political freedoms and entrepreneurial zest.

    ECONOMIST: China will be the loser if Hong Kong��s decline continues

  • The government's financial secretary, Henry Tang, argues that this is a global trend which a small, open economy such as Hong Kong's can hardly resist.

    ECONOMIST: Light on its feet

  • This month, Leong will open the Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island.

    FORBES: Where To Sleep In A Hong Kong Billionaire's Bed

  • And until the museums open, these dynamic Hong Kong galleries are a visitor's best hope at catching a glimpse of coveted works from emerging and established western and Asian artists.

    BBC: High-end art in Hong Kong

  • The problem here is that China still lacks the mature and open financial systems of Hong Kong and Singapore: its helter-skelter stockmarket is hardly ideal for retirement savings at the moment.

    ECONOMIST: Pensions

  • It is significant that financial institutions in Hong Kong and Singapore, both of which are wide open to foreign financial companies, have been able to withstand the region's turmoil.

    ECONOMIST: Dealing for dollars

  • L. Paul Bremer, Administrator of the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), signed a series of laws that could help transform tortured Iraq into an open, low-tax, Hong Kong-style economy, which would do wonders to stabilize the country and make it a model for the Middle East.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • The company plans to boost the total to 25, with new stores scheduled to open later this year in Shanghai and Hong Kong.

    FORBES: How Big Could China Be For Apple?

  • With the first of the two phases scheduled to open in 2005, the government estimates Hong Kong Disneyland will attract about 5.2 million visitors in its first year.

    CNN: Making A Magic Kingdom

  • "I was financially better off not going to Hong Kong, " added Edge, who took the British Open at Gatcombe on Mayhem after her colleagues had left for the Games.

    BBC: Edge ahead in Burghley dressage

  • We need to look at Hong Kong to gauge whether China is evolving into the more open and tolerant power that China's leadership would like us to believe is unfolding.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • One of Mr Tung's many failings is that he has refused even to open a discussion about what sort of electoral system Hong Kong should have, although the date of 2007 is starting to loom larger.

    ECONOMIST: Hong Kong and China

  • In both cases, famous Tokyo-based chefs (Masahiro Yoshitake and Seiji Yamamoto, respectively) decided to branch out and open a second outlet outside of Japan, choosing Hong Kong as the sweet spot, partly because they can easily split their time between their two restaurants, but also because they can use the same fresh ingredients flown in daily.

    BBC: Award-winning dining in Hong Kong

  • The Hong Kong event is Sharapova's only warm-up event before the Australian Open, which begins on 18 January.

    BBC: Maria Sharapova sees off battling Zheng Jie

  • As the most open economies that are also big financial centres, Singapore and Hong Kong have been hit hardest.

    ECONOMIST: Asian economies

  • "They're quite open, " says Michelle Mak of Warburg Dillon Read in Hong Kong.

    CNN: TARRED BY A BROAD BRUSH

  • With the Falklands conflict behind her, she travelled to China in September 1982 to open talks on another delicate sovereignty issue: the future of Hong Kong, a British Crown Colony.

    BBC: Thatcher papers reveal Tory party split over Falklands

  • Singapore and Hong Kong have benefited from the booming Asian economy, which has led many multinationals to open offices in the two financial centres.

    ECONOMIST: The pain in Spain falls mainly on Mr Drains

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