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Hong Kong should ‘gain some ground' on new sports such as AirBadminton: ex-badminton player
Hong Kong should ‘gain some ground' on new sports such as AirBadminton: ex-badminton player

South China Morning Post

time5 days ago

  • Sport
  • South China Morning Post

Hong Kong should ‘gain some ground' on new sports such as AirBadminton: ex-badminton player

Former Hong Kong badminton player Vincent Wong Wing-ki said the development of emerging sports such as AirBadminton was important, and could be advantageous for the city in its pursuit of good results in every sphere. Wong, who retired from badminton in August 2022, switched to the new version of the sport – which uses the same racquets but different shuttlecocks and is played outdoors – soon after and was part of the city squad that qualified for the World Beach Games in August 2023. However, that tournament was cancelled a month before it opened after hosts Indonesia withdrew, citing a lack of funding. 'It was a shame back then after we qualified, so our aim this time is to reach the World Cup later this year,' said Wong. 'I think we could make the most of our experience from last time, and I am optimistic that we will qualify.' To that end, Hong Kong are sending four men and four women to Malaysia next month for the AirBadminton Asia Pacific Continental Championships, organised by the Badminton World Federation. The podium finishers in the mixed team relay will qualify for the sport's inaugural World Cup in December. Hong Kong's AirBadminton team training at the beach court in Kai Tak Sports Park. Photo: Elson Li Countries that qualify for the mixed team relay - which consists of men's and women's doubles, and men's and women's triples - can also send a team to the triples events at the World Cup.

Shopping For Deals Gets A Lift
Shopping For Deals Gets A Lift

BusinessToday

time09-07-2025

  • Business
  • BusinessToday

Shopping For Deals Gets A Lift

From left to right: Vincent Wong, General Manager of ShopBack Malaysia and Kevin Lee, Country Head, Curlec by Razorpay, Malaysia. Curlec by Razorpay has enabled the integration of ShopBack Pay across its online checkout system, granting businesses instant access to over 6 million value-conscious Malaysian users seeking cashback, rewards and smarter payment options. This partnership is set against a backdrop where more than 60% of Asian consumers prioritise promotions and discounts amid rising living costs. With digital payments now dominating over 80% of all e-commerce transactions in Asia-Pacific, the collaboration aims to convert consumer behaviour into business growth. 'By integrating our powerful payment infrastructure with ShopBack's large and engaged user base, we are enabling businesses to reach more customers and deliver a seamless, secure, and value-packed checkout experience,' said Kevin Lee, Country Head of Curlec by Razorpay, Malaysia. ShopBack Malaysia's General Manager, Vincent Wong, added, 'ShopBack Pay continues to redefine how Malaysians shop and save. By going online through Curlec, we're expanding our value proposition.' The integration also brings access to targeted campaigns, in-app visibility and exclusive promotions aimed at driving first-time customer acquisition and building brand loyalty. To mark the rollout, new users of ShopBack Pay can redeem RM15 off with no minimum spend at any Curlec-powered online store. Curlec currently supports over 3,000 local businesses and connects to Razorpay's global network of over 10 million businesses. The move reflects the company's focus on innovation and expanding reach in Malaysia's evolving payments space. ShopBack, meanwhile, powers US$4 billion in annual sales across 13 markets, supporting over 20,000 merchant partners. Related

CNA938 Rewind - Trump wants ASEAN to spend more on defence. Does it need to?
CNA938 Rewind - Trump wants ASEAN to spend more on defence. Does it need to?

CNA

time03-07-2025

  • Business
  • CNA

CNA938 Rewind - Trump wants ASEAN to spend more on defence. Does it need to?

CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Making caregiving their business — the family roots of Kate Cham and Vincent Wong's journey Kate Cham and Vincent Wong are co-founders of Anglo Caregivers, which provides professional live-in caregivers who are able to speak Mandarin and Malay — an important aspect for elderly clients who may not be as conversant in English. The husband-and-wife team share why they chose to leave a promising career in the corporate world to begin their entrepreneurship journey, and how Vincent's late grandmother was a key figure in their decision.

CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Making caregiving their business — the family roots of Kate Cham and Vincent Wong's journey
CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Making caregiving their business — the family roots of Kate Cham and Vincent Wong's journey

CNA

time02-07-2025

  • Business
  • CNA

CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: Making caregiving their business — the family roots of Kate Cham and Vincent Wong's journey

Kate Cham and Vincent Wong are co-founders of Anglo Caregivers, which provides professional live-in caregivers who are able to speak Mandarin and Malay — an important aspect for elderly clients who may not be as conversant in English. The husband-and-wife team share why they chose to leave a promising career in the corporate world to begin their entrepreneurship journey, and how Vincent's late grandmother was a key figure in their decision.

SCMP Best Bets: Gentlemen Legacy can teach them a lesson at Sha Tin
SCMP Best Bets: Gentlemen Legacy can teach them a lesson at Sha Tin

South China Morning Post

time27-06-2025

  • Sport
  • South China Morning Post

SCMP Best Bets: Gentlemen Legacy can teach them a lesson at Sha Tin

Sam Agars GENTLEMEN LEGACY - R3 (6) Racing in good form and should enjoy the rise in trip Jay Rooney OLDTOWN - R9 (5) Brave fourth last start and looks to have plenty of scope for improvement Trackwork Spy GENTLEMEN LEGACY - R3 (6) Can go one better after strong back-to-back runs Phillip Woo DOUBLE WIN - R5 (6) Looks set to erase his maiden status from the inside gate HK Racing News Get updates direct to your inbox Sign up Best Bets Racing News By registering you agree to our T&Cs & Privacy Policy Error: Please enter a valid email. The email address is already in use. Please login to subscribe. Error, please try again later. THANK YOU You are one the list. Shannon (Vincent Wong) KA YING GLORY - R9 (3) Ran a nice second last start and looks hard to beat with Zac Purton aboard Racing Post Online MEEPMEEP - R7 (11) Racing consistently on the dirt and should go close again today Tom Wood ONLY U - R9 (14) Desperately unlucky when he looked a special last start, follow again

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