UBS brings back the big guns with its former CEO for the Credit Suisse acquisition
UBS’ former CEO Sergio Ermotti led the Swiss bank for nine years and got serious recognition as a “corporate fixer” after its near collapse.
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Hong Kong writer and illustrator Sophia Hotung paints a new path after dealing with chronic illness
At 16, writer, illustrator and digital artist Sophia Hotung was diagnosed with the first of many chronic autoimmune illnesses. Fast forward a decade, and by the time she was 26, her condition had become too debilitating to continue working.
Hospitality, F&B and events specialist Harsh Roopchand dishes on Hong Kong's resilient F&B scene
Although he's now a successful entrepreneur, Harsh Roopchand started his hospitality journey at the bottom and worked his way up through the ranks.
Japan’s move to build up its military, explained
Since WWII ended, Japan has kept its military spending pretty low.
Giving to others can be a form of self-care, research shows
‘Tis the season to be giving and kind – and, it turns out, giving to others can be good for you.
China rolls out campaign to increase vaccination rates for its elderly population
The country wants to boost vaccination rates among the elderly.
BlockFi goes bankrupt as crypto contagion takes down another lender
The hits keep on coming.