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Issue: May 02, 2012 (Archive)

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Occupy movement seeks second wind The Occupy movement couldn't have planned it any better after calling for May Day marches across the globe. Macau jinx haunts Post man Macau has pulled the welcome rug from under newspaper photographer Felix Wong again. Fired up over navy ships Hongkongers who didn't want to go to the mall or the beach yesterday found an alternative - Stonecutters Island navy base. Chen supporters play cat and mouse Chen Guangcheng's escape from house arrest has set off a cat-and-mouse conflict - this time on the internet between censors and netizens. Crying foul over boycott talk German sports officials are urging Chancellor Angela Merkel to drop any thoughts of boycotting next month's European football championships in Ukraine and Poland. Don't touch the paws button Hong Kong's pampered pooches look set for a new treat - doggy television. Apple gets to core of tax allegations Apple is choking over a lengthy report in the New York Times that it is cheating on its taxes. Account dismissed Tax expert Ayesha Macpherson Lau - a niece of the late legendary singer Leslie Cheung Kwok-wing - has dismissed rumors she is after an accountancy seat in the upcoming Legislative election. Take a whiff of our perfumed city Fond memories are nothing to be sniffed at especially if, like Gerald Ghislain, you have a nose for raking in the dough.

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