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Corporate breaches seen as main scam entry point by 66% of consumers

6+ hour, 1+ min ago  (183+ words) Over half reported exposure to scam attempts, exceeding the APAC average of 54%. Corporate and service data breaches are seen as the primary route through which scammers access personal information, with 66% of consumers in Hong Kong identifying them as the main…...

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Tech funding hits $65. 8m in March, driven entirely by late'stage deals

2+ week, 8+ hour ago  (225+ words) The month saw GIBO Holdings" $65. 8m raise with no seed or early-stage funding reported, Tracxn shows. Hong Kong"s technology sector raised $65. 8m in disclosed deals in March 2026, according to a monthly funding tracker by global market intelligence platform Tracxn. The total…...

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3+ week, 5+ day ago  (10+ words) Fintech startups to lead Hong Kong venture funding'Hong Kong Business...

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hongkongbusiness. hk > information-technology > news > commercial-building-vulnerabilities-expose-hong-kong-cybercrime-risks

Commercial building vulnerabilities expose Hong Kong to cybercrime risks

1+ mon, 2+ week ago  (194+ words) Report cites 75% of organisations are operating building management systems with known flaws. Hong Kong's increasingly connected commercial buildings are emerging as a potentially overlooked point of vulnerability as global cybercrime is forecast to cost the world $179. 63t (US$23t) by 2027, according to…...

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Nearly all CEOs forecast revenue growth as HK outpaces global peers in AI

2+ mon, 1+ week ago  (207+ words) More than half of Hong Kong firms use AI for revenue, whilst 56% cite cyber risks. Nearly all Hong Kong CEOs expect revenue growth over the next three years, reaching 98% compared with 87% globally, according to Pw C's 29th Global CEO Survey. The…...