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Received today — 23 October 2026 ⏭ South China Morning Post

Fresh Hong Kong graduates feel AI impact as degree pay advantage narrows

23 October 2026 at 01:30
Fresh Hong Kong graduates are increasingly feeling the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) as they enter the workforce, human resources experts have said, after a survey found the starting salaries for degree holders and sub-degree graduates had narrowed. The results of the latest annual survey by Baptist University found the disparity between the starting salaries of bachelor’s degree and sub-degree graduates narrowed by 17 per cent, or HK$500 (US$63.70), from HK$3,000 last year to HK$2,500...

Received yesterday — 22 October 2026 ⏭ South China Morning Post

Hong Kong pay growth slows as Guangdong’s accelerates, survey finds

22 October 2026 at 10:48
Hong Kong workers received smaller pay rises this year as Guangdong’s wage growth picked up, with the starting salaries of university graduates edging closer to those of sub-degree holders, an annual survey has found. Findings from the 2026 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area Pay and Benefits Survey, released by Hong Kong’s Baptist University on Thursday, showed that companies in Hong Kong and Macau slowed pay rises this year. The survey findings coincided with government data showing...

Received — 21 October 2026 ⏭ South China Morning Post

‘Nothing is set in stone’: Peak lighting project suspended amid tree damage fears

A controversial lighting project along a walking trail on The Peak “is not set in stone yet”, authorities have said, with the South China Morning Post learning that related works have been suspended amid mounting complaints that the installations are damaging the environment. The project’s future remains uncertain after residents accused the Tourism Board of removing trees and flowers to make way for the installations, while a lawmaker said a district councillor from the city’s largest political...

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