... the liver makes about 70 percent of the cholesterol their body needs, which it uses in cells. If the liver needs more, it creates additional LDL binders that pull cholesterol from the bloodstream—lowe ...More
EJ Insight2018-07-06
Hong Kong's ongoing public consultation on land supply will end at the end of September. But already Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor and housing minister Frank Chan Fan have both stated tha ...More
EJ Insight2018-07-05
... decision makes sense, given the concerns in the market about weighted voting rights structure, which has been a feature in some tech firms. The lackluster retail response to smartphone maker Xiaomi’s ...More
EJ Insight2018-07-05
... TE, which makes smartphones and networking gear, was forced to cease major operations in April after the United States slapped it with a supplier ban saying it broke an agreement to discipline executi ...More
EJ Insight2018-07-04
... rm, which makes products such as stoves, range hoods, ovens and gas water heaters, has promised customers full rebate on their purchases should France take the World Cup this year. The campaign titled ...More
EJ Insight2018-07-03
... t is what makes the games breathless.” This makes Hong Kong – and Chinese – fans different to the hundreds of thousands who have spent thousands of dollars to travel to Russia to support their team. T ...More
EJ Insight2018-07-03
US President Donald Trump warned the World Trade Organization on Monday that “we’ll be doing something” if the United States is not treated properly, just hours after the European Union said that US a ...More
EJ Insight2018-07-03
... after it makes its market debut on July 9. As people sit back and exercise caution over Xiaomi, they are mulling other potential IPO options which could prove more attractive in terms of returns on i ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-28
... et, which makes dog meat increasingly redundant. As such, perhaps it is time for mainlanders to start taking "man's best friend" off their dinner tables. This article appeared in the Hong Kong Economi ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-28
... ne, which makes a key component in self-driving cars. -- Contact us at [email protected] RC/CG ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-28
... expertise makes the UK’s offer truly unique, and why we are confident that our companies can help make the BRI a true success. We can also offer value in a range of other sectors vital to the success ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-28
... d. Costco makes money from membership fees and commercial cooperation with third-party service providers such as credit card companies. It is one of the very few supermarkets that have adopted the mem ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-27
... decessors makes foreign brands willing to work with Hong Kong people,” he said. This article appeared in the Hong Kong Economic Journal on June 25 Translation by Jonathan Chong [Chinese version 中文版] – ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-26
... business makes weighing products, he has been often referred to as the "king of scales". Chai was appointed by Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor on June 14 to succeed Fanny Law Fan Chiu-fun ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-25
... tion that makes a mockery of human rights" by accepting countries with distressing human rights record like China, Cuba and Venezuela as its members. Meanwhile, US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, a ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-25
... nts as it makes efforts to shore up its systems. Others targeted by the FSA included well-known exchanges Quione and Bitbank. The FSA has cracked down on cryptocurrency exchanges since the US$530 mill ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-25
... rrain, it makes sense that a strongly pro-EU politician should be one of its pioneers. Right-wing populists, as nationalist and anti-European as they may be, also seem eager to support one another at ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-22
... ions that makes nuclear power apparently expensive.) What is required, above all, is the political will to challenge the status quo, in the name of smart and forward-thinking policy choices, and bette ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-22
... he runner makes rearfoot strikes rather than midfoot or forefoot strikes at the speed of one kilometer per five minutes. Only when the speed increases to 1km under four minutes will all strikes be equ ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-22
