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BCCIHK is a not for profit membership organisation which utilises membership fees and other income to provide support and resources to businesses and institutions across Hong Kong and China that wish to trade with Bangladesh. BCCIHK has a dedicated Board of volunteer Directors and a small team of officers who have worked hard to make BCCIHK a successful brand in supporting the business community and therefore the wider community.

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South China Morning Post

820,000 Sogo members at risk as department store, Chow Sang Sang hit by data breaches

Major Hong Kong retailers Sogo and Chow Sang Sang have disclosed separate data breaches after unauthorised parties accessed their systems, potentially exposing the personal information of customers, including that of up to 820,000 Sogo loyalty members. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data disclosed the Sogo figures on Thursday, hours after Hong Kong’s largest department store announced it had alerted authorities a week earlier to abnormal data access within its membership [...]

‘Constant fear’: lung patient’s long wait for transplant highlights urgent need

Raymond, 66, lived in constant fear of becoming a burden to his family in recent years as his lung disease, diagnosed 16 years ago, worsened, and he needed an organ transplant to survive. The pulmonary fibrosis patient said on Thursday that he had waited to receive a lung transplant for more than two years after being placed on the waiting list in 2023. His brother, who suffered from the same condition, died three years after being diagnosed. Pulmonary fibrosis is one of more than 200 lung [...]

Queen Mary Hospital lift scandal may involve illegal acts, probe finds

Contractors, subcontractors, consultants and professionals linked to a scandal involving defective lifts at Queen Mary Hospital may have committed illegal acts, Hong Kong authorities have said, while also acknowledging shortcomings in two government departments. The Development Bureau on Thursday released the findings of an investigation into the installation of lifts in a new clinical block at the public hospital in Pok Fu Lam. The probe identified shortcomings in the Architectural Services [...]

Hong Kong police arrest 10 for selling fake tickets to BigBang and other concerts

Ten people have been arrested for selling counterfeit concert tickets to shows in Hong Kong, including concerts by Korean boy band BigBang, swindling victims out of at least HK$360,000 (US$46,150) through online ticket scams and fake storefronts. Police said on Thursday that the counterfeits were almost identical to genuine tickets and hard to spot as fakes with the naked eye, but were made of rougher paper, had duller printing and lacked the genuine tickets’ laser-emitting corner labels. In an [...]

Technical issues force 2 Cathay Pacific flights from London and Tokyo to return or divert

Two Hong Kong-bound Cathay Pacific flights from London and Tokyo were forced to return or divert on two consecutive days after developing technical issues, prompting the airline to arrange alternative travel for affected passengers and issue apologies. The city’s flag carrier confirmed on Thursday that flight CX252, which departed London Heathrow Airport for Hong Kong on Tuesday, made a precautionary return to the airport following a technical issue, landing safely at 2.23pm local time. On [...]

Tai Po fire claims: Hong Kong judiciary urges mediation before court action

A potential wave of claims could arise from last year’s deadly Tai Po fire, Hong Kong’s judiciary has warned, urging parties to settle their disputes through mediation or other forms of alternative resolution, with litigation as a last resort. The judiciary issued two special practice notes on Thursday, one covering all civil claims arising from the Wang Fuk Court fire and the other for employees’ compensation claims. They aim to ensure a “fair and proportionate distribution of judicial [...]

Cross-industry association in Hong Kong releases guide on responsible AI use

A Hong Kong group comprising leaders from different industries has launched a guide to promote responsible use of artificial intelligence, calling for organisations to designate clear owners for their AI initiatives to strengthen accountability. Releasing the 209-page Guidelines on Responsible Corporate and Institutional Adoption of Artificial Intelligence on Thursday, the Artificial Intelligence Association of Hong Kong said that with the rise of autonomous AI agents, organisations needed to [...]

What to look forward to as Hong Kong’s ‘Symphony of Lights’ takes its final bow

Hong Kong’s “A Symphony of Lights”, launched in 2004 as the city sought to revive tourism after the Sars outbreak, will take its final bow on November 18, 2026 after 22 years of illuminating Victoria Harbour. The nightly spectacle will give way to seasonal light shows across different districts as authorities seek to refresh the city’s tourism offerings. But the transition has already hit a snag after a planned lighting attraction at The Peak was scrapped following public opposition over its [...]

Hong Kong organiser offers refunds after Yuja Wang’s brief concert appearance

The organiser of Yuja Wang’s Hong Kong concerts has apologised and offered full refunds after a last-minute programme change resulted in the pianist performing for just over half an hour at a concert, leaving audience members feeling short-changed and prompting complaints to the city’s consumer watchdog. Audience members were angered by the withdrawal of Alexander Tsfasman’s “Suite for Piano and Orchestra (Jazz Suite)” from Tuesday’s concert at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre’s Concert Hall in [...]

Debt collector, 20, held in Hong Kong after 15 doxxed over unpaid loans

A 20-year-old debt collector has been arrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of doxxing 15 people by publishing their personal information online without consent over unpaid loans, the city’s privacy watchdog has said. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data revealed on Thursday that in late September, 16 messages containing the personal data of 15 victims were posted on two personal accounts of a social media platform, alleging that those individuals had failed to repay their [...]

Bangladesh Business News

Monthly BDT 32,000 Minimum Wage Proposed for Garment Workers

Workers' representative on the Minimum Wage Board has proposed BDT 32,000 as the minimum monthly wage for entry-level garment workers, while employers sought four more days to submit their proposal. [...]

World Bank Approves $300M to Improve Primary Education in Bangladesh

The World Bank (WB) has approved US$300 million to strengthen pre-primary and primary education in Bangladesh, benefiting 26 million children through improved classrooms and learning materials. [...]

Can Stimulus Package Revive Private Investment in Bangladesh?

The central bank of Bangladesh is mobilising BDT 410 billion from 17 cash-rich banks to support a BDT 600-billion stimulus package aimed at reviving private-sector investment and economic activity. [...]

Bangladesh Opens Foreign Currency Guarantee Window

The central bank of Bangladesh has allowed banks to issue foreign currency guarantees and standby letters of credit (SBLCs) on behalf of resident entities representing foreign firms that win contracts through international tenders, widening financing support for major projects. [...]

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