Issue: May 21, 2012 (Archive)

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If your kid wanna Ferrari, tell him he better be Zuckerberg or extinct
Japanese people are set to go extinct. If you extrapolate current birth rate figures, the country's last child will be born before the end of this millennium, Tohoku University researcher Hiroshi Yoshida revealed.

Superheroes in Disney dash
The Avengers has proven to be a box office smash hit worldwide, including Hong Kong.

Too bad animal sacrifices don't fly now or I'd love a giant pig
Animal sacrifice has been in the headlines, after 5,000 baby goats were sacrificed in a single ritual in India this month.

Business vision to bowl you over
Many business leaders are active in the arts and culture circle. Among them are William Leung Wing-cheung and Wilfred Wong Ying- wai, who have gone on to chair the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and Hong Kong Arts Development Council, respectively.

ICAC attack made all cops feel bad
Just before the founding of the Independent Commission Against Corruption in the mid-1970s, corruption was rife but when the agency began business it made me feel it devoted efforts totally against the police.

Debates good for TV talk
The grand final of the 27th Sing Tao Inter- School Debating Competition was held last week when Permanent Secretary for Education Cherry Tse Ling Kit-ching was the officiating guest.

Pirates give copyright pirates a taste of their own cutlass
THE copyright pirates have been copied. And they are not happy. You know that group of evil content thieves, er, "nice helpful sharers," called The Pirate Bay? For years they've been saying it's fine to make whatever use you like of other people's digital intellectual property.

Mainland names go for Central
The recent sale of a commercial building in Central to a mainland company for HK$5 billion is one of the few transactions of its kind so far this year.

Cops come under the corruption cosh
For a very short time after the 1967 riots, the police became less corrupt as most illegal establishments that paid out graft money were either not operating any more or were doing so on a smaller scale than before the disturbances.

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