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Commentary: A Pesticide-Free Farm Can Have Worse Soil Than One Sprayed With Roundup
Ten weeks before the midterm elections, a weed killer is threatening to split one of President Donald Trump’s political alliances. The Washington Post reported Wednesday that anger over pesticides is straining the relationship between Trump’s MAGA movement and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again movement. Some MAHA activists are even targeting Trump’s nominee to lead the Food and Drug Administration over the administration’s support for domestic glyphosate production.
Hong Kong As The APAC IP Holding Hub Of Choice - Part 2
Daniel Tang’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: within Tax topic(s) Withers LLP are most popular: within Privacy, Energy and Natural Resources and Strategy topic(s) In this second part of the series, we examine how reciprocal enforcement arrangements, cross-border insolvency cooperation, preferential tax treatment and financial infrastructure collectively make Hong Kong an effective IP holding hub for businesses with substantial operations facing the Chinese Mainland.
Making Hong Kong A Better Global Wealth Management Hub – Further Improvements To Hong Kong’s Unified Funds And Carried Interest Tax Exemption Regimes
Daniel Tang’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: within Tax topic(s) in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia Withers LLP are most popular: within Privacy, Strategy and Energy and Natural Resources topic(s) Hong Kong has recently overtaken Switzerland as the world's largest cross-border wealth management centre1.
Hong Kong As The APAC IP Holding Hub Of Choice – Part 1
Daniel Tang’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: within Tax topic(s) in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia with readers working within the Securities & Investment industries Withers LLP are most popular: within Privacy, Strategy and Wealth Management topic(s) As intellectual property and other intangible assets become increasingly important drivers of enterprise value, the choice of jurisdiction for holding and commercialising IP has...
The Long Road To Succession In Family Businesses
Withers LLP are most popular: within Strategy, Privacy and International Law topic(s) 'Succession is a process that takes time in any business, but particularly in family-run businesses,' says Roberta Crivellaro, Withers’ managing partner in Italy, who with many high-profile family firms. 'If you are the founder, you’re at the forefront of everything and you may be deeply attached to your business.
Succession By Design: Building Family Businesses For The Long Term
Daniel Tang’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: within Corporate/Commercial Law topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives in United Kingdom with readers working within the Securities & Investment and Construction & Engineering industries Forward looking family businesses across the world share a common trait: early, strategic succession planning.
Re: Dirty Frag: Universal Linux LPE
oss-sec mailing list archives From: Daniel Tang <danielzgtg.opensource () gmail com> Date: Fri, 08 May 2026 00:19:33 -0400 no patches [...] exist Please say whether or not the following patchset is sufficient to fix the dirty flag vulnerability: * https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/netdev/net.git/commit/?id=f4c50a4034e62ab75f1d5cdd191dd5f9c77fdff4 * https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/netdev/net.git/commit/?id=cac2661c53f3 *...
First Public Blocking Of Foreign Acquisition On Economic Security Ground, Tightening Of Red Chip Listing – Is 2026 The Watershed Moment For Foreign Investors In China Deals?
Daniel Tang’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives in China with readers working within the Securities & Investment and Construction & Engineering industries The PRC government's formal decision in April 2026 to halt Meta Platforms, Inc ("Meta")'s acquisition of Butterfly Effect Pte.
China Tightens Tax Concession For HK Intermediary Holdcos
Withers LLP are most popular: within Wealth Management topic(s) Chinese tax authorities are increasingly challenging cross-border dividend flows that rely on the China–Hong Kong tax arrangement to benefit from the preferential withholding enterprise income tax (WHT) rate of 5%.
MAG-Comp: Memory-Augmented Geometry-Driven Amodal Point Cloud Completion for Occluded Industrial Objects
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ASPIRe To Deliver: SFC’s Crypto Roadmap Review And Next Regulatory Milestones
Simon Wong’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: in Asia in Asia in Asia Withers LLP are most popular: within Strategy, Privacy and International Law topic(s) While many jurisdictions continue to debate the boundaries of virtual asset ("VA") regulation, Hong Kong has taken a different path – establishing comprehensive regulatory perimeters and incrementally expanding it through defined licensing regimes and product frameworks.
DEEP-PNHG: Dynamic Entity-Enhanced Personalized News Headline Generation with Factual Consistency
Submitted: 04 February 2026 You are already at the latest version This paper introduces DEEP-PNHG (Dynamic Entity-Enhanced Personalized Headline Generation), a novel framework addressing critical challenges in personalized news headline generation, namely dynamically evolving user interests, factual consistency, and informativeness. Existing methods often struggle with these aspects.
Hong Kong Court Of Appeal Clarifies Condition Precedent In MG Charter Limited v Beijing Caissa - Implications For Contractual Remedies (Part 2)
Daniel Tang’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: within Corporate/Commercial Law topic(s) in Asia in Asia in Asia with readers working within the Law Firm industries In our previous article on the UK Supreme Court decision in King Crude Carriers v Ridgebury November LLC [2025] UKSC 39, we noted that Hong Kong law remains uncertain as to whether it would adopt a similar approach on conditions precedent and the "deemed fulfilment" concept, in cases where a defaulting party seeks to...
SymExplainer: An Integrated Framework for Interpretable ERC Violation Detection in Smart Contracts
Submitted: 22 December 2025 You are already at the latest version The immutable nature of smart contracts necessitates rigorous auditing, especially for ERC compliance, to prevent significant economic losses. While automated tools, particularly those combining Large Language Models (LLMs) with symbolic execution, have improved detection, they often suffer from false positives, false negatives, and insufficient interpretability.
UK Supreme Court Overrules 'Deemed Fulfilment' Principle - What Does This Mean For Hong Kong Contractual Obligations
Daniel Tang’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia in Asia Withers LLP are most popular: with readers working within the Chemicals industries The UK Supreme Court in King Crude Carriers SA v Ridgebury November LLC [2025] UKSC 39 clarified that the "deemed fulfilment" principle from Mackay v Dick is not part of English law.
Large Language Model for Automated Scientific Hypothesis and Evidence Analysis
This version is not peer-reviewed. Submitted: 29 October 2025 You are already at the latest version The rapid increase in the amount of scientific literature makes it increasingly difficult to find and identify core scientific hypotheses, experimental designs, and the relationship between those hypotheses and designs in order to accelerate knowledge discovery.
Step Towards Device Transparency and Reporting for Better Outcomes in Heart Transplantation using Ex-Vivo Machine Perfusion
Abbreviations DBD (Donation after Brain Death) DCD (Donation after Circulatory Death) DPP (Direct Procurement and Preservation) EF (Ejection Fraction) ISHLT (International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation) LV (Left Ventricle / Left Ventricular) MP (Ex-vivo Machine Perfusion) NHSBT (National Health Services Blood and Transplant) NRP (Normothermic Regional Perfusion) OPTN (Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network) PGD (Primary Graft Dysfunction) SCS (Static Cold Storage) TTX...
Gig Economy And Gig Workers - Evolving Compliance Needs For Employers In Hong Kong And Mainland PRC
Gig workers refer to those under temporary, part-time, and flexible work arrangements. Publicly available statistics estimate that part-time roles represent 13.2% of the overall market in Hong Kong, or about 700,000 gig workers, whereas the number of gig workers in mainland China reaches 200 million in 2025. The increasing ratio of gig workers has spurred rapid changes in relevant employment or labour protection measures across borders.
Debate X NZIFF
REVIEWS | ARTS | PŪRĀKAU / MYTHOLOGY Reviews by Daniel Tang (he/him) | @daniel941 on Letterboxd | Contributing Writer Directed by Harris Dickinson Homelessness remains a feature, not a bug, of capitalism and intentionally failed neoliberal reform. For immigrant workers, for working-class families, and for precariously homeless adults and children – ‘urchins’. Rising actor and creative Harris Dickinson’s feature film debut swings for the socially critical fences.
Reviewing the Six NZIFF Cinema Venues of Tāmaki Makaurau for NZIFF 2025
FEATURE | REVIEWS | TANGATA WHENUA / LOCAL Written by Daniel Tang | Contributing Writer & Written by Caeden Tipler (they/them) | @caedentipler | Contributing Writer Bolstering six venues for this year’s Whānau Mārama, the New Zealand International Film Festival’s offering for Tāmaki Makaurau cinemagoers ranged from beloved boutiques to the grandiose Civic Theatre.
Wrongful dismissal in Hong Kong: Lessons for employers across Asia
In a region where employment law is increasingly scrutinised, the risks of summary dismissal (i.e. a dismissal without notice, and with immediate effect) continue to present a live issue for companies across Asia. In , the Hong Kong Court of First Instance recently ruled in favour of a senior employee who was summarily dismissed for alleged dishonesty over his expense claims.
Debate X NZIFF #6: Fiume o morte!
DEBATE X NZIFF | REVIEW | WEB EXCLUSIVE Written by Daniel Tang (he/him) | @daniel941 on Letterboxd | Contributing Writer Igor Bezinović infuses an astounding degree of resourcefulness and creativity into Fiume o morte!, a documentary about eccentric Italian fascist Gabriele D'Annunzio. The residents of Fiume (presently Rijeka, Croatia), with great ironic candour, impersonate and play-by-play reenact D'Annunzio's short-lived rule of what was briefly a city-state.
Debate X NZIFF #7: Night Stage
DEBATE X NZIFF | REVIEW | WEB EXCLUSIVE Written by Daniel Tang (he/him) | @daniel941 on Letterboxd | Contributing Writer Camp, cunt, and cruising culture. Dimly lit nighttime parks. Grimy hidden public bathrooms. Beautiful hill lookouts in full view of the vibrant city of Porto Alegre, Brazil. Here, aspiring actor Matias and city mayor hopeful Rafael enter a debaucherous relationship defined by risk and reward.
Debate x NZIFF #1: It Was Just An Accident
DEBATE X NZIFF | REVIEW | WEB EXCLUSIVE Written by Daniel Tang (he/him) | @daniel941 on Letterboxd | Contributing Writer Opening Whānau Mārama 2025, It Was Just an Accident reflects an ongoing trend in prestigious, yet accessible global cinema, expertly weaving thriller, drama, and comedy around a socioculturally interesting premise and a bundle of pressing social commentary.
Hong Kong's Visionary Path For Digital Assets
Hong Kong has clearly positioned itself as a global leader in the cryptocurrency space. At the heart of this agenda lies Policy Statement 2.0, a visionary roadmap issued by the Hong Kong government that outlines a commitment to building a trusted and innovative digital asset ecosystem — one that balances technological advancement with rigorous regulatory oversight.
Cross-Lingual Semantic Alignment in Large Language Models via Context-Aware Training
You are already at the latest version This paper introduces Context-Aware Cross-Modal Alignment Training (CACMAT), a novel multi-stage training paradigm to enhance translation capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs). Current LLM translation models often struggle with contextual nuances and cross-lingual semantic alignment.
MLUG: Bootstrapping Language-Motion Pre-Training for Unified Motion-Language Understanding and Generation
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HK Budget 2024-25: A Closer Look At The Tax Reforms
Just over a year has passed since Hong Kong lifted the last COVID-19 measures, but the city is still facing challenges in recovering its economy to pre-COVID levels. External factors such as a complex geopolitical situation and high interest rates have added to the difficulties, alongside sluggish economic growth and a quiet property market.
Family Business Succession - Legal Insights - Wills/ Intestacy/ Estate Planning - UK
Forward-looking family businesses have demonstrated remarkable resilience around the world, empowering them to weather market volatility and commercial shifts. These enterprises have not merely survived but thrived. A common trait among these businesses is the founders' foresight for strategic, long-term planning. This includes diversifying revenue streams and segregating business operations to facilitate efficient succession by future generations.
HK Budget 2024-25: A Closer Look at the Tax Reforms
Just over a year has passed since Hong Kong lifted the last COVID-19 measures, but the city is still facing challenges in recovering its economy to pre-COVID levels. External factors such as a complex geopolitical situation and high interest rates have added to the difficulties, alongside sluggish economic growth and a quiet property market.
The Family Enterprise: Building And Maintaining Dynasties Conference (Video)
Withersworldwide recently hosted its second conference in the 'Evolving Families in Asia' series, aptly titled 'The family enterprise: building and maintaining dynasties'. The event, held at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center, welcomed over 200 guests and reflected the significance of family enterprises and their growing influence on the current economic landscape in Asia. Here, we share some of the key areas of discussion from the conference.
Conference report for the 10th China Bioanalysis Forum annual meeting
Background The government of China continues to promote biopharma innovation. Healthcare remains the government's top priority in the 14th Five-Year Plan. In the meantime, the National Medical Products Administration encourages clinical value-oriented drug development. Harmonization of development standards and review systems with global standards enables China to participate in multiregional clinical trials and globalization of China-developed assets.
Foreign Gains To Be Subject To Hong Kong Profits Tax (Part 3) – Further Refinement To The Foreign Sourced Income Exemption (FSIE) Regime In Hong Kong - Tax Authorities - Hong Kong
The existing foreign-sourced income exemption ("FSIE") regime, which came into effect on 1 January 2023, already deems certain foreign-sourced income (previously not subject to profits tax in Hong Kong under the territorial principle) that accrues to specific entities (referred to as multinational enterprises, or MNE entities) which carries on trade or business in Hong Kong to be taxable as if they were Hong Kong sourced income, unless certain exceptions are met.
China Proposes To Ease Cross-Border Data Transfer Rules
As foreshadowed in our previous client alert highlighting various hurdles to cope with its data export requirements (the "September Update"), China's cybersecurity regulator, the Cybersecurity Administration of China ("CAC"), has recently released a set of draft regulations that are aimed to ease relevant compliance pressure and costs.
China proposes to ease cross-border data transfer rules
As foreshadowed in our previous client alert highlighting various hurdles to cope with its data export requirements (the "September Update"), China's cybersecurity regulator, the Cybersecurity Administration of China ("CAC"), has recently released a set of draft regulations that are aimed to ease relevant compliance pressure and costs.
Your New Crypto Base
Crypto companies and exchanges are facing unprecedented pressure from financial regulators around the world, with many digital asset businesses starting to consider moving to friendlier locations. This article is part of a series discussing the key considerations of relocating, as well as comparing the appeal of a number of alternative locations. VIEW THE SERIES The Italian Regulator has been dealing with the crypto phenomenon since its early days.
Sending Personal Information Out Of China – Regulatory Updates - Security - Hong Kong
Many businesses operating in Mainland China, whether multinational corporations ("MNCs") or domestic companies, transfer personal information ("PI") out of the country in the ordinary course of business. Such outbound PI transfer is governed by the PRC Personal Protection Information Law ("PIPL") and ancillary implementation rules.
Disputes in Companies Limited by Guarantee: Bad Blood Amongst Good Deeds
Private companies in the business world are by and large constituted as companies limited by shares. But in the realm of charities and other non-profit enterprises, the preferred corporate vehicle is a company limited by guarantee (“CLG”), which is constituted without share capital or shareholders, but instead has members who guarantee the company’s liabilities up to a specified amount in the event of winding up.
Workshops and expos galvanize interest in heritage trades
An ode to Ipswich’s heritage, Galvanized – A Festival of Heritage will showcase the trades of yesteryear as well as many events, workshops, talk, tours and chances to explore Ipswich’s rich heritage. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said Galvanized had doubled in size since its launch in 2021, reflecting interest in the city’s notable heritage trades, arts and culture.
Cross-border Data Transfers Between Hong Kong And Mainland China
如欲閱讀繁體中文版，請點擊這裡 。 如欲阅读简体中文版，请点击这里 。 Whilst travel between Hong Kong and mainland China may still be subject to constraints, data and information still continue to flow seamlessly across the two regions every second with the help of modern technology. With new rules and measures on data protection being rolled out globally, what is the position of Hong Kong and mainland China on cross-border data transfers?
To Exercise Or Not: Minority Shareholders' And Directors' Right To Inspect Company Books And Records
Introduction Minority shareholders and directors of a company and family office often face various challenges. They may have little to no control over day-to-day management and when they suspect mismanagement, or may face substantial difficulties obtaining books and records to investigate their suspicion.
Expensive Lessons Learnt? Recent Court Cases On Missteps By Money Lenders In Hong Kong
Introduction From 2017 to 2021, the number of licensed money lenders in Hong Kong has increased from 1,994 to 2,490. The ensuing business expansion has resulted in a series of recent court cases highlighting the serious consequences for failing to comply with the Money Lenders Ordinance (Cap 163) ("MLO"), which primarily make the relevant loan agreements unenforceable or the outstanding debts not recoverable.
The Employment (Amendment) Bill 2022 In Hong Kong – A Closer Look - Employment and HR - Hong Kong
On 25 February 2022, the Hong Kong Government published the Employment (Amendment) Bill 2022 (the 'Bill') in the Gazette. The Bill seeks to amend the Employment Ordinance (Cap 57) ('EO') to tackle COVID-related uncertainties. The Bill is expected to be introduced to the Legislative Council for scrutiny very soon.
China’s Overseas Listing Rules Reduce Regulatory Uncertainty
The rules will reduce regulatory uncertainty but they may present challenges for some firms and intermediaries while raising the cost of compliance, say Daniel Tang and Joyce He. Towards the end of 2021, China released two draft rules on overseas stock listings for public comments.
Keeping Up To Date With Hong Kong Regulatory Developments In The ESG Space
Hong Kong: Keeping Up To Date With Hong Kong Regulatory Developments In The ESG Space 20 December 2021 by Mike Suen , Daniel Tang and Ryan Chiu Withers LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com.
Basics Reiterated - No Strings Attached For Exercising Termination Rights - Employment and HR - Hong Kong
Hong Kong: Basics Reiterated – No Strings Attached For Exercising Termination Rights 24 November 2021 by Daniel Tang , Winnie Weng and Sharon Lee Withers LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. It is widely known that parties to an employment contract are entitled to terminate the contract without cause either by giving requisite notice or payment in lieu of notice to the other party.
Tackling Sexual Harassment In China: Shenzhen Rules Break New Ground - Employment and HR - China
China: Tackling Sexual Harassment In China: Shenzhen Rules Break New Ground 12 May 2021 by Daniel Tang and Joyce He Withers LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In the wake of a sexual harassment claim by a young woman against one of China's most popular TV hosts, Zhu Jun, sexual harassment in the workplace has drawn significant attention and subject to close scrutiny by the general public.
Profits Tax Exemption For Private Equity Funds In Hong Kong - Corporate/Commercial Law - Hong Kong
Hong Kong: Profits Tax Exemption For Private Equity Funds In Hong Kong 05 May 2021 by Daniel Tang and Bobby Fung Withers LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In recent years, Hong Kong has been stepping up in its efforts to become a leading asset and wealth management hub in Asia.
Common infections, mental health problems and healthcare use in people with inflammatory bowel disease: a cohort study protocol
Common infections, mental health problems and healthcare use in people with inflammatory bowel disease: a cohort study protocol Peter Irving1,2, Kevin Barrett3, Daniel Tang4, Monica Nijher4, http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8553-2641Simon de Lusignan5,6 1 Department of Gastroenterology, Guy's and Saint Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK 2 School of Immunology and Microbial Sciences, King's College London, London, UK 3 New Road Surgery, Croxley Green, Hertfordshire, UK 4 Pfizer Ltd, Tadworth,...
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