Ambrose Li is a News Reporter at various esteemed outlets including The Star Online and South China Morning Post SCMP. He covers a diverse range of themes such as arts and entertainment, travel and tourism, climate change, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Hong Kong and China. Ambrose's work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Newswav.
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Ambrose Li's local focus on China and Hong Kong indicates a strong interest in covering news related to the region. He frequently reports on government announcements, events, culture & society, and travel & tourism within this geographic area.
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By: Ambrose Li
Former district councillor Andy Yu reveals scammers negotiated with family directly through video calls showing victim
By: Ambrose Li
Hong Kong Museum of Art launches exhibition featuring works by Impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Post-Impressionist Paul Cézanne
By: Ambrose Li
Road closure for the seasonal outdoor event will be extended to 10 days instead of the usual eight
By: Ambrose Li
SMEs can use the website’s tools to assess whether they are at risk of violating the ordinance, insider says.
By: Ambrose Li
SMEs can use website's tools to assess whether they are at risk of violating ordinance, commission says
By: Ambrose Li
It will be a lose-lose situation if the US president goes ahead with threat of 10 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods, experts say
By: Ambrose Li
It will be a lose-lose situation if the US president goes ahead with threat of 10 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods, experts say.
By: Ambrose Li
Positive US-China ties are a top concern for Hong Kong-based businesses over the coming year, according to a survey by a prominent foreign business
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