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3187336	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8c8e4b0e62e724cd99c.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●鴻利達行政總裁蔡俊杰。香港文匯報記者張茗攝 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8cae4b0e62e724cd9a0.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●2006年，鴻利達深圳公司喬遷典禮。鴻利達供圖 <p>香港文匯報訊（記者張茗）1988年成立的模具製造公司鴻利達集團是典型的香港企業，見證香港經濟轉型的每個節點，公司行政總裁蔡俊杰接受香港文匯報記者專訪時強調，「世界在變，因此企業必須與時俱進。」市場布局上，浙江的義烏市場專門售賣平價模具產品，但鴻利達並無選擇以義烏為市場目標，反而選擇以高科技為起點的大灣區市場作為銷售目標。</p> <p>香港回歸祖國28年以來，經歷幾許風雨，高峰低谷，總有祖國在背後支持，始終維持「自由港」地位，蔡俊杰感恩地表示，在中央政府支援及特區政策下，港企的核心優勢體現在稅務、司法、融資、資金流動、信息流通等方面，他說：「中央政府與特區政府都在支持實體經濟和製造業方面，出台不同政策，港企除了享受內地政策外，亦可同時享受香港政策。」他舉例，部分採購項目，香港企業與內地企業一視同仁，享受相若的待遇。</p> <p>該公司定位為服務有技術挑戰的客戶，為不同的大灣區電子企業提供模具及塑膠解決方案，「堅持差異化發展，不參與同質化的紅海競爭」，因此以大灣區內銷為主。為了適應市場需求，鴻利達自2016年起與香港生產力促進局展開多輪合作，包括工廠差距分析、團隊建立培訓及輔導、生產及管理流程優化及管理架構再造、精益生產導入及輔導，以及啟動建立數字化及智能化工廠項目等。</p> <p>建立「香港總部+內地及海外製造」三角架構</p> <p>2019年，鴻利達選擇在本身有業務往來的馬來西亞建立營運基地以應對貿易戰，讓公司逐漸形成「香港總部+內地及海外製造」的三角架構。蔡俊杰坦言，早期公司以歐美及內地市場同時經營內外銷，結果有如「在同一個廚房同時做中西餐，結果兩面都做不好。」</p> <p>因此公司於去年進行戰略調整，將深圳工廠全線轉向內銷，中山基地則專注外銷，調整後深圳員工規模從300人增至800人，營運效果顯著好轉。鴻利達目前擁有逾2,000名職員，具有總部角色並承擔財務、部分物流、市場及研發職能等的香港公司約20人在運作，負責製造的中山團隊約1,300人，馬來西亞團隊則約200人。</p> <p>先派員駐點培訓再推動本地人才培養</p> <p>蔡俊杰強調，未來不會完全依賴海外基地，「內地做研發很強，供應鏈及生產成本均有優勢，我們主力會在內地，海外主要是針對當地市場及貿易戰帶來的變化。」他認為內地「工程師紅利」為關鍵優勢，公司會採取「先派員駐點培訓，再推動本地人才培養」的策略，於馬來西亞啟動核心管理層及關鍵技術人員本地化計劃，並收購當地模具廠進行數字化升級。</p> <p>在「背靠祖國、聯通世界」的優勢上，國家給予香港的定位除了是金融中心，亦包括國際創科中心等，香港的生活環境本身已能吸引大量人才來港，有利協助企業出海發展。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 鴻利達集團：世界在變，企業須與時俱進 - 香港 - 香港文匯網	查看 1578	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:27:51 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187335	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8dce4b0e62e724cd9a4.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●霍亮。香港文匯報記者唐文攝 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8dde4b0e62e724cd9a8.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●Harmony SkyTech香港團隊與內地團隊合作無間。受訪者供圖 <p>香港回歸祖國28年以來，從一開始善用內地「世界工廠」的有利條件，與內地以「前舖後廠」方式開拓市場，漸漸演變成「香港總部+內地及海外製造」架構，並肩出海闖市場，始終發揮着香港「一國兩制」下「背靠祖國、聯通世界」的獨特優勢，成為內地企業進軍國際市場的關鍵跳板與加速器。</p> <p>內地無人機企業Harmony SkyTech已在香港設立境外總部，積極開拓全球市場，公司行政總裁霍亮在接受香港文匯報專訪時指出，無人機不僅是工具，更是改變工作方式的革命性力量，「在這場萬億級產業競賽中，我們已準備好從香港起飛，翱翔全球。」●香港文匯報記者唐文</p> <p>霍亮出身自金融行業，早在上世紀九十年代經常來港洽談業務，如今常駐香港。對回歸後香港的飛速發展深有感觸，尤其近年香港與內地在法律、科技與人才交流領域的聯繫日益緊密，為內地企業出海開闢了更順暢的航道。值此香港回歸祖國28周年之際，霍亮期盼香港繼續發揮「一國兩制」獨特優勢，助力更多企業揚帆遠航，逐夢全球。</p> <p>其母企蜂巢航宇於2015年在內地成立，發展軌跡見證我國科技強國的崛起，由創立時僅為約10名航空航天專家組成的初創團隊，發展至目前擁有逾250名員工的企業，業務遍布全國，近年以香港作為跳板逐步走向海外。公司主要面向企業及政府客戶，為不同行業的工作場景提供定製化服務，客戶包括國家電網、深圳海事局、石油公司等，在海事巡檢、電網維護、油氣管道監測、森林防火及農業保險評估等擔起重要任務，已成功預防多起大型森林火災。</p> <p>冀提高海外業務佔比至一半水平</p> <p>霍亮坦言，內地無人機行業的競爭激烈，海外市場在無人機技術應用上相對薄弱，需求卻快速增長，訂單利潤率亦高，遂將目光投向海外，而內地完善的無人機產業供應鏈亦可為企業提供出海優勢，進軍東南亞、中東、非洲及北美市場，涵蓋阿聯酋、沙特阿拉伯、埃及與加拿大等地，目前公司年營業額約一億元人民幣，未來12個月內有望增長一倍，希望提高海外業務佔比至一半水平。</p> <p>將在港建「半散裝組裝工廠」</p> <p>香港團隊現約有15人，主要從事研發工作，一兩個月內將在港建立「半散裝組裝工廠」，並會進一步擴充僱員人數，長遠希望兩三年內實現香港平台獨立上市。選用香港作為跳板出海，霍亮解釋看重香港優勢，擁有自由貿易港與金融中心的定位，令香港擁有自由的貨幣市場和成熟的商業環境，便於企業開展跨境貿易和融資。</p> <p>香港無人機市場亦方興正艾，加上香港特區政府已着手修訂《小型無人機令》，擬新增「丙類無人機」，即重量超過25公斤但不超過150公斤的無人機可在受監管情況下使用，目標下月中旬生效。</p> <p>他指該重量的無人機對工商業應用至為重要，修例會對公司帶來很大商機。「無人機是真正改變各行各業的工作方式，提高效率，這不是可有可無的技術，而是能實現人力無法企及的突破，需求真實且迫切。」</p> <p>霍亮預測，無人機產業將成為萬億元級市場，僅在中國已逾千億元級別，必然會引領產業革命。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 【香港回歸祖國28周年】善用港聯通世界優勢無人機翱翔全球內企香港設總部引領產業革新 - 香港 - 香港文匯網	查看 1706	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:28:12 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187334	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8f0e4b0e62e724cd9ac.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●麥騫譽團隊研發的各類特種服務機器人。香港文匯報廣州傳真 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8f1e4b0e62e724cd9b0.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●陝西日月芯半導體有限公司董事長、港人鄧勝斌。香港文匯報記者李陽波攝 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8f2e4b0e62e724cd9b4.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●鄧勝斌（藍衣）在芯片生產車間查看生產情況。香港文匯報記者李陽波攝 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b8f3e4b0e62e724cd9b8.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●黃鉅煒參加第六屆進博會。香港文匯報上海傳真 <p>【編者按】香港回歸祖國經已28個年頭，若以人來作比喻，香港特區即將邁向三十而立之年，從稚氣到從容，由初探到成熟，變的是香港政制體制的逐漸完善，不變的是這座城市始終依託着「一國兩制」賦予的獨特優勢砥礪向前。香港文匯報將透過系列專題報道，回眸香港在28年間有祖國作為最強後盾，在風雨中茁壯成長，完善選舉制度、搭上創科「快車」、告別劏房、開動北部都會區經濟引擎……一步一個腳印，書寫獅子山下香港新的傳奇。</p> <p>28年前的七一回歸日你在做什麼呢？有沒有守在電視機前見證駐港部隊車隊跨越深圳河，有沒有看到英國旗幟落寞降下，五星紅旗和香港特區區旗冉冉升起？28年後的今天，「馬照跑，舞照跳」香港各行各業繁榮依舊，科技行業因為背靠祖國更是蓬勃發展。AI、機器人、芯片……在香港科技人的眼中，回歸紀念日不單單是一個假期，還是一個科技盛世的開始。 ●香港文匯報記者敖敏輝、李陽波、孔雯瓊廣州、西安、上海報道</p> <p>機甲迷麥騫譽「變身」國家級機器人專家</p> <p>1997年7月1日，望着維多利亞港夜空上璀璨的煙花，13歲香港少年麥騫譽對於「香港回歸祖國」的認識仍稍顯模糊，更想不到這一歷史性時刻在未來將會怎樣深刻塑造自己的人生。28年後，身為「麥博士」的他，已成長為香港十大傑出青年、國家級海外人才引進計劃人才、AI機器人企業路邦科技創始人……這些年來，從癡迷於機甲的懵懂少年，到機器人行業科技創新領軍人才，麥騫譽以親歷者的角色，不僅見證了中國在人工智能與機器人產業從技術跟跑到引領全球的跨越式發展，更目睹香港這顆「東方之珠」在科技創新浪潮中逐漸綻放出新的光芒。</p> <p>「沒有大灣區的產學研生態，香港發展創科和新型工業的步伐不會這麼快，而沒有國家創科政策助力，我的機器人夢也難以實現。」麥騫譽說。</p> <p>從求人投資到資金主動靠攏</p> <p>「2005年我從港科大畢業時，香港電子工程專業畢業生幾乎無用武之地。」麥騫譽回憶道，那些年，曾佔據全球產業鏈頂端的香港電子製造業已大規模外遷，金融地產炙手可熱，創科幾乎沒有什麼土壤。</p> <p>所學知識難以付諸實踐，而對於自己的愛好和專長又難以放手。為此，他轉赴美國繼續深造。</p> <p>轉機出現在2016年。當麥騫譽帶着海歸博士頭銜回港創業時，內地雙創浪潮正澎湃湧動。2018年，繼在香港數碼港成立研發總部後，麥騫譽又帶領團隊在廣東江門成立了機器人產學研基地。</p> <p>「過去，我們求人投資無人問津，而北上發展之後，各地政府都帶着政策和資金來主動對接。」麥騫譽感嘆。</p> <p>今年以來，「具身智能」一詞成為大熱，而事實上，早在10多年前，麥騫譽團隊便專注該領域的研發。如今，公司的具身機器人在大健康、城市物業管理、特種救災、工程作業等領域，實現了商業化。2024年，僅內地公司的營收便超過2億元人民幣。</p> <p>「比如，煤礦井下救援機器人需要適應極端環境，我們在底層技術研發已有10多年的沉澱，能夠很快研製出適配產品。」麥騫譽說。</p> <p>近年來，國家對自主核心技術和先進裝備的重視程度達到空前高度，對人才的重視亦前所未有。2024年，麥騫譽迎來新的身份，成為國家級海外人才引進計劃中的一員。如今，他主持的具身智能救援機器人項目被納入廣東省級重大專項。</p> <p>讓中國創新成果服務全世界</p> <p>除此之外，麥騫譽還有一份重要的工作，那便是將內地研發生產的智能裝備，通過在香港適配符合歐美等不同市場的認證標準、安全標準，再推向全球客戶，讓中國新質生產力的創新成果服務全世界。「我們相當於行走的『轉換插頭』，也有人把我們當作『超級聯繫人』。」麥騫譽笑言。</p> <p>「回歸28年最大的轉變，是香港終於找到創科新坐標。」麥騫譽說，28年來，他親歷特區政策轉向：從早期象徵性資助，到如今過億港元支持高校成果轉化；從金融地產獨大，到北部都會區大比例規劃用地用於創科領域，不遺餘力地支持創科發展。</p> <p>「早年，我們研發細分領域機器人，香港投資人總問『何時盈利百倍』。」麥騫譽感慨當初資本短視。如今，這一切已成歷史。</p> <p>站在香港科學園落地窗前，麥騫譽望向港島西岸正在崛起的「人工智能超算中心」，他相信，有了這樣的樞紐性平台，「香港未來可期！」</p> <p>「追光者」鄧勝斌用中國心造「中國芯」</p> <p>「永遠忘不了1997年7月1日那天和朋友一起觀看香港交接儀式時的情景，激動、開心、感慨，還有太多對未來美好的期待。」時至今日，港人鄧勝斌回憶起28年前回歸一刻仍心情激動。回歸後，鄧勝斌也從香港到內地完成了一次身份的轉換，來到陝西銅川成立了陝西日月芯半導體有限公司，成為了一名國產芯片「追光者」，「回歸28年後，我懷揣着這顆實實在在的中國心，希望能為我們國家鍛造一顆不受制於人的『中國芯』。我一定會做到！」</p> <p>從青年時代起，鄧勝斌就非常喜歡那首膾炙人口的經典歌曲《我的中國心》。「有一句話說得好：港人都有一顆永不褪色的中國心。」對於現年52歲的鄧勝斌而言，如果說親身經歷和見證了香港分離百年之後的重新回歸，是他這輩子最大的榮幸。那麼回歸28年來，趕上「一國兩制」的機遇，則是他最大的幸運。</p> <p>每隔2天百萬顆芯片發全球</p> <p>鄧勝斌說，從28年前回歸那一刻起，他的心就早已「起飛」，開始往來香港和家鄉陝西從事進出口貿易。「記得那是2019年，突然看到一條新聞，一些國家仗着自己的科技優勢，不僅掌控全球半導體市場，同時還制裁、打壓我國科技企業，我的心裏是又難受又氣憤，總覺得自己應該做些什麼。」也是在那一刻，鄧勝斌聽從一位在美國從事科技行業朋友的建議，「要做高科技產業，要做芯片，這樣才能不受制於人。」於是鄧勝斌說幹就幹，規劃、選址、對接資源、建設廠房，一腳踏進了芯片行業。</p> <p>「記得一位老前輩曾經說過，芯片行業從業者就像是一名『追光者』，追光逐芯，永不止步。」成為一名「追光者」後，鄧勝斌的芯片事業也猶如搭上了「光」。 2020年4月，陝西日月芯半導體有限公司在陝西銅川掛牌成立，2021年就產值過億元人民幣。目前日月芯已經擁有覆蓋集成電路設計、芯片製造、封裝及集成電路應用的全產業鏈的業務能力。</p> <p>如今大約每隔2天，日月芯公司就有100萬顆完成封裝測試的芯片，從銅川發往全國各地和海外。</p> <p>背靠祖國更有底氣更敢拚搏</p> <p>回歸28年來，讓鄧勝斌感受最深的就是兩地優勢互補給港商帶來的機遇，「就拿我們的芯片產業來說，芯片產業鏈是一個長鏈條，其中有個小環節缺失，都會影響到整個鏈條，而香港獨特的貿易優勢恰好很好的起到了補鏈的作用。」</p> <p>在美國封鎖內地芯片產業的情況下，鄧勝斌表示，日月芯運用港企身份和香港市場便利，依託香港所長，將海外資源連接起來，讓內地芯片產業鏈繼續完整運轉。</p> <p>「回歸28年來，憑借香港優勢，我們在內地的港企不論在國際市場還是內地巿場，都擁了有更大的機遇和發展。」鄧勝斌指出，正是因為背靠祖國，所以在面對一些複雜多變的外在環境，例如貿易戰、金融海嘯等問題時，港企變得更加有底氣，更加勇於拚搏，「因為我們記得，祖國永遠都在背後。」</p> <p>AI達人黃鉅煒科技聯通滬港建智慧城市</p> <p>「90後」的黃鉅煒是土生土長的香港人，28年前還是個孩子，當時他對「回歸」的意義雖懵懂，卻從家人的喜悅中感受到那份歸屬。多年後，從小刻在腦海裏的「回歸印記」，讓他在選擇創業發展時落子內地。如今，黃鉅煒背靠祖國，憑借內地在人才、技術與政策等方面的綜合優勢，不僅在上海打下了堅實的AI研發基礎，更將在內地成熟的AI技術帶回香港，應用於舊樓改造與城市更新，實現從研發到落地的跨地域聯動。</p> <p>上海靈宙智能科技有限公司創始人黃鉅煒，這是一個身形高大挺拔的幹練青年，當話題轉向技術創新，他的雙眼便會閃出躍躍欲試的光芒，語速也輕快了幾分。「1997年香港回歸那年，我還年幼，但我依然清楚地記得家中那種慶祝喜悅的氛圍。」黃鉅煒回憶道，「雖然年幼的我並不完全理解『回歸』的深層意義，但從長輩們激動的神情、從電視裏看到同胞揮舞五星紅旗、熱淚盈眶的畫面中，我隱約意識到—這是『終於回家』了。」那一幕，深深烙印在他幼小的心靈中。</p> <p>北上創業支撐事業發展</p> <p>很快，命運把他帶到了內地。2012年，還未大學畢業的黃鉅煒，帶着對科創的熱忱，毅然選擇到中國科創「風口」之地—上海尋找機遇。黃鉅煒將AI研發定位於「行業垂直化」，專攻那些市場尚未滿足的場景，讓他在競爭激烈的市場中脫穎而出，贏得政府的支持與企業的合作。</p> <p>談及為何選擇內地作為創業起點，黃鉅煒坦言，「內地在科技創新方面具備全方位優勢—從人才儲備到應用場景，從項目孵化到政府對新技術的開放態度，這些都是支撐我事業發展的關鍵因素。」黃鉅煒團隊曾參與了全國首例市級「一網統管」項目，在承接示範點改造，從智慧出行、智慧校園到智慧樓宇等方面，都得到了政府的支持，讓他能在可控風險下快速驗證並推廣解決方案。</p> <p>在上海的技術研發成熟後，黃鉅煒還將「智能弱電、大數據監測」等科技產品「反哺」到香港市場。他透露，香港約有5萬多棟樓宇，其中有1.3萬多棟「三無大廈」—無業委會、無物業管理、無居民組織，「這些樓宇往往年久失修，存在消防隱患、治安死角、環境髒亂等問題。」為此，他的團隊為「三無大廈」安裝門禁、智能照明、監控攝像頭，並通過AI算法實時檢測火災、漏水、老人跌倒、可疑徘徊等異常情況。</p> <p>AI技術碩果「反哺」香港</p> <p>對於管理這樣的樓宇，香港的傳統物業管理公司前期需投資約140萬元（港元，下同），月運營成本12萬元，而黃鉅煒團隊的方案前期僅40萬元、月運營僅2萬元，前期省下了100萬元，後期每月又便宜10萬元。「香港舊樓居民每月僅繳費數百元，就能享受30分鐘內響應、乾淨安全的居住環境；政府也能通過平台，一屏監管全港數千棟樓。」他高興地說。</p> <p>如今，黃鉅煒在香港註冊控股集團公司，反過來將上海的技術和項目「買回」香港，使得公司架構真正形成「內地研發、香港運營」，背靠祖國加之香港的橋樑作用，黃鉅煒公司的多項AI技術已在中東、非洲、新西蘭、澳洲等地初步建立合作，並持續拓展海外市場，力求將中國自主研發的成功技術推廣至全球。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 【香港回歸祖國28周年】祖國賦能啟新程港人科創夢成真 - 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3187333	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b905e4b0e62e724cd9bc.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●香港正打造全球Web3金融樞紐。圖為香港金融科技周2024活動。資料圖片 <p>香港文匯報訊（記者馬翠媚）香港正積極擁抱Web3技術，以鞏固其作為國際金融中心的地位。Web3 Harbour（W3H）和羅兵咸永道香港昨發布《香港Web3 藍圖：打造 Web3 國際金融中心》，這張藍圖是透過廣泛的研究和經諮詢 47 位產業領袖而制定的，是一個具遠見的路線圖，確定了符合香港政策目標的可行策略和用例，當中亦提出五大重點發展領域（詳見另表）。報告亦提出了一系列建議，旨在通過區塊鏈和去中心化技術推動金融創新，並將香港打造成全球Web3金融樞紐。</p> <p>降交易成本開拓新資產類別</p> <p>該藍圖強調了Web3技術的六大「超級能力」，包括用戶所有權與治理、不可篡改與透明性、隱私增強與數字身份主權、深度自動化與人工智能整合、增強的安全與韌性，以及應用程序的互操作性。這些能力有望重塑金融市場，實現即時資產轉移、降低交易成本、增強監管透明度，並開拓新的資產類別，如代幣化的知識產權和數據資產。</p> <p>藍圖提出了五大重點發展領域，包括開放金融、資本募集中心、資產與財富管理中心、碳市場與影響力投資，以及國際貿易與供應鏈金融中心。其中，代幣化私人信貸、物理基礎設施投資和知識產權資產被視為最具潛力的方向。例如，代幣化太陽能發電資產可以通過智能合約實現收益的實時分配，大幅提升投資效率。</p> <p>為實現這些目標，藍圖指出需加強五大關鍵推動因素：人才培養、市場基礎設施、標準制定、監管框架和資金支持。在人才方面，建議設立Web3人才簽證計劃，並與全球大學合作開展區塊鏈研究交流。監管方面，則呼籲加快虛擬資產牌照審批流程，並探索國際護照機制，以吸引全球流動性。</p> <p>港需解決人才短缺等問題</p> <p>Web3 Harbour主席劉可瑞看好本港已準備好成為世界首屈一指的 Web3金融中心之一，而藍圖表明，儘管香港本身擁有強大的數碼化能力，但創新的步伐和競爭要求本港立即採取行動，他相信透過解決人才短缺、市場基建缺口、融資渠道和監管不確定性等問題，香港可望引領全球數碼金融和 Web3 應用的發展。</p> <p>Web3 Harbour 諮詢委員會成員、羅兵咸永道香港數碼資產主管合夥人 Peter Brewin 表示，藍圖勾勒出一幅宏偉願景和切實可行發展路線圖，旨在通過 Web3技術推動香港金融未來的發展。透過推動開放金融、代幣化資本市場和數碼財富管理等領域的創新，香港有望制定全球標準，積極引入開放、去中心化的系統，從而構建一個更高效、更具普惠性和包容性的金融服務行業。</p> <p>《香港Web3藍圖》五大重點發展領域</p> <p>1. 開放金融</p> <p>——建立去中心化數據共享架構</p> <p>——發展可編程數據協議</p> <p>2. 資本募集中心</p> <p>——發展代幣化私人資產市場</p> <p>——創新跨境募資模式</p> <p>3. 資產與財富管理中心</p> <p>——推動全鏈上基金運作</p> <p>——整合代幣化投資工具</p> <p>4. 碳市場與影響力投資</p> <p>——構建可信碳權交易系統</p> <p>——連結ESG金融產品</p> <p>5. 國際貿易與供應鏈金融中心</p> <p>——數字化貿易金融流程</p> <p>——增強供應鏈可追溯性</p> <p>整理：記者馬翠媚</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 香港Web3藍圖出爐提五大重點發展領域 - 財經 - 香港文匯網	查看 1689	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:28:52 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187332	无图 <p>香港文匯報訊（記者岑健樂）香港證監會行政總裁梁鳳儀昨出席香港投資基金公會第18屆年會時表示，於去年推出的「跨境理財通2.0」拓展了適用的投資產品種類，券商亦能參與相關機制，相關機制運行的結果令人滿意，使用「跨境理財通」的人數與投資金額持續增長。她表示，早前曾到北京進行訪問與交流，期望可以在短期內公布更多與「跨境理財通」相關的新消息。</p> <p>覆蓋地區將擴至內地其他地域</p> <p>香港金管局總裁余偉文昨日出席同一場合時表示，「跨境理財通」開通初期，南向資金只有約1.5%投向基金產品，但隨着機制優化、投資者對產品了解增加，現時投向基金產品的佔比已大幅提升至40%，內地客戶正利用香港作為分散投資的渠道。</p> <p>余偉文又續指，雖然目前「跨境理財通」只在大灣區內運作，但隨着相關機制日漸成熟，未來不排除將「跨境理財通」的適用範圍，擴展至內地其他區域。</p> <p>套息交易致使近期港匯轉弱</p> <p>此外，余偉文還談到近期資金流向。他表示，香港自5月開始持續有資金流入，令港元利率低企，有助推動港股與新股市場表現向好，然而港元及美元利率的息差已經擴大，市場已開始出現套息交易，導致近日港元匯價逼近7.85兌1美元的弱方兌換保證水平。他認為若相關情況在半年結過後持續，或會令金管局再次需要入市買港元沽美元，屆時港息將重新向上。</p> <p>他強調，無論外部環境如何轉變，港匯將繼續保持在7.75至7.85兌1美元的區間波動，聯繫匯率制度仍然運作正常，並持續為香港金融系統帶來穩定性，因此香港無意改變現時行之有效的聯繫匯率制度。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 香港證監會：跨境理財通短期將有新猷 - 財經 - 香港文匯網	查看 790	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:29:17 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187331	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b929e4b0e62e724cd9c0.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●金管局穩定幣發牌設有相當高的門檻，料在初階段充其量只會批出數個牌照。圖為香港國際金融中心二期（左上）、香港環球貿易廣場（右）。資料圖片 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b92ae4b0e62e724cd9c4.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●金管局總裁余偉文。香港文匯報記者郭木又攝 <p>香港《穩定幣條例》將於8月1日生效，屆時金管局將開始接受牌照申請。金管局總裁余偉文昨在出席香港投資基金公會活動時表示，目前當局正就落實條例的具體指引進行市場諮詢，爭取盡快訂立指引。他又指，考慮到穩定幣是相對新興的產物、發行業務所涉及的風險、對用戶的保障，及市場的承載力和長遠發展，發牌設有相當高的門檻，料在初階段充其量只會批出數個牌照。另外，金管局擬7月28日舉行「數據峰會」，探討「商業數據通（CDI）」下的CargoX使用個案，助力香港企業在數字經濟平台上「走出去」。●香港文匯報記者黎梓田</p> <p>金管局在去年年初推出「穩定幣發行人沙盒」，旨在了解計劃在香港發行法幣穩定幣的機構的業務模式，並傳達監管預期及提供指引。余偉文強調，進入「沙盒」並非將來申請穩定幣發行人牌照的先決條件；另一方面，即使已進入「沙盒」的參與機構，亦不表示必然會獲得牌照。金管局將按照一致、嚴格的標準，審慎考慮所有牌照申請。而獲發牌的穩定幣發行人必須有實實在在的應用場景，以穩健和可持續的方式營運業務，亦需要與市場參與者建立信任，以使其穩定幣具認受性。</p> <p>「沙盒」參與者不一定獲發牌</p> <p>從合規角度而言，穩定幣發行人在不同領域需具備充分的配套、關鍵的能力和經驗，例如儲備資產管理及資產的安全保障系統、有效的價格穩定機制、全面可行的贖回政策，還有科技安全、風險管控和反洗錢等方面的能力等。如穩定幣的應用場景牽涉其他地區，牌照申請人必須有整全的合規計劃及足夠資源，確保自身及商業夥伴持有所需牌照，以及在進行穩定幣相關活動時遵守香港及其他地區的相關法規。</p> <p>從市場發展角度而言，穩定幣發行人的業務可持續性受不同因素影響，包括用戶規模、應用場景範圍、合作夥伴網絡和利率環境等。為促進市場負責任及可持續發展，牌照申請人須證明有具體可行的業務方案，並具備充足的技術和財政資源支持營運，使其業務可以持續穩健地經營。具體而言，申請人需要提出如何通過穩定幣切實可行地解決經濟及金融活動中的痛點，並解釋如何在合規的情況下保持足夠的使用量，以及有足夠資源，不論在市場的順境或逆境下，仍能持續經營。</p> <p>CargoX今年底前制訂路線圖</p> <p>另外，特區政府致力加快貿易數碼轉型，助力香港企業在數字經濟平台上「走出去」，商業數據的互通以及數據基建建設成為關鍵。據報金管局擬於7月28日舉行「數據峰會」，金管局發言人回覆傳媒查詢指，正和參與各方積極進行籌備工作，會適時公布詳情。消息指，「數據峰會」將探討「商業數據通（CDI）」下的CargoX使用個案、銀行業與政府「授權數據交換閘」對接安排、商業信貸資料庫更新狀況、跨境數據驗證等。</p> <p>金管局發言人提到，CargoX專家小組已於4月28日成立，並進行首次會議，將於今年底前制訂路線圖，推動海陸空貨運物流數據數碼化，並研究將不同地區的相關貨運物流數據源接入「商業數據通」。小組成員來自貨運物流數據提供方、貿易協會、銀行、信貸資料服務機構及政府機關的業內專家和主要持份者。</p> <p>當局指，CargoX作為CDI的最新項目，聚焦於安全共享海陸空貨運物流數據，讓銀行可以更精準評估企業，特別是從事貿易的中小企的營運及信用狀況，從而在提供更具競爭力的融資方案的同時，亦更妥善管理自身風險。而從事進出口貿易的中小企，亦可以更便捷地獲取貿易融資，優化營運模式並加速供應鏈數碼化。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 港穩定幣發牌設高門檻防風險金管局下月底辦數據峰會加快港企貿易數碼轉型 - 財經 - 香港文匯網	查看 1909	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:29:29 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187330	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b948e4b0e62e724cd9cb.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●撤離伊朗的中國公民在辦理入境手續。新華社 <p>香港文匯報訊中國外交部發言人郭嘉昆周一（6月23日）表示，3,125名中國公民已從伊朗安全撤離，包括香港和台灣居民。中國駐以色列使館已協助組織500餘名中國公民安全離開以色列，並協助一些英國、印度、波蘭公民安全轉移。</p> <p>郭嘉昆表示，根據黨中央決策部署，在外交部、中國駐伊朗等國家使領館以及交通運輸部、民航局等部門共同努力下，3,125名中國公民已從伊朗安全撤離。他們之中有10個月大的嬰兒，有古稀之年的老人。目前，在伊朗有撤離意願的中國公民均已撤離至安全地區，中國政府大規模有組織撤離在伊人員工作已完成。與此同時，中國駐以色列使館已協助組織500餘名中國公民安全離開以色列，並協助一些英國、印度、波蘭公民安全轉移。</p> <p>郭嘉昆表示，撤離過程中，伊朗、阿塞拜疆、土庫曼斯坦、亞美尼亞、土耳其、伊拉克、阿聯酋、阿曼、科威特、埃及、約旦等國向中方提供了寶貴支持，中方表示衷心感謝。</p> <p>使館將繼續協助當地公民</p> <p>目前仍有一些中國公民堅持選擇留在當地，郭嘉昆表示，外交部提醒他們務必注意安全。中國駐伊朗使領館、駐以色列使館外交官仍在堅守崗位，將繼續盡最大努力向在當地中國公民提供協助。</p> <p>新華社引述中國駐伊朗大使館公參傅莉華表示，截至上周六，絕大部分在伊朗的中國公民已平安撤出，其他還在伊朗的少量中國公民也已避開高風險地區。使館已組織四批次共17輛巴士接中國公民自陸路口岸撤離，並在出境人員集中的伊朗與阿塞拜疆邊境的阿斯塔拉口岸設工作組進行協調。</p> <p>傅莉華也稱，使館依託和指導在伊朗的華僑華人聯合會，組織人員撤離高危地區，陸續安排車輛將伊朗首都德黑蘭及周邊地區的中國公民，從陸路口岸撤離。中國駐伊朗大使叢培武等人，一直密集協調伊朗相關部門提供安全保障和通關便利。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 逾3600中國公民已從伊以撤出 - 國際 - 香港文匯網	查看 1041	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:30:00 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187329	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b95de4b0e62e724cd9cf.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●中國—中亞峰會期間，中資企業和留學生代表列隊，祝賀峰會圓滿成功。新華社 <p>香港文匯報訊美國總統特朗普挑起衝突之際，中國一直秉承積極合作外交政策。澳洲廣播公司（ABC）周一（6月23日）撰文形容，過去一周的美國與中國形成鮮明對比，美國數十年來衝突不斷、耗費巨大，國內分歧嚴重，國際聲譽持續下滑。與此同時，中國一直在維持和平發展，「如今美國轟炸伊朗令自身捲入又一場戰爭，中國將成為贏家。」</p> <p>文章強調，2001年12月11日中國加入世界貿易組織，正好是美國「911」恐襲事件3個月後，中國自此崛起為工業大國。與此同時，美國開啟連串「反恐戰爭」，接連襲擊也門、阿富汗、伊拉克、利比亞和敘利亞，捲入各地衝突。儘管特朗普將「不再發動戰爭」當做競選口號，卻仍然決定襲擊伊朗，沒有抵擋來自美國軍事部門和以色列的壓力。</p> <p>中方出席中亞峰會美籌炸伊朗</p> <p>ABC指出，當特朗普早前提前結束七國集團（G7）峰會行程、準備轟炸伊朗，拒絕簽署聯合公報時，中方正在哈薩克斯坦出席第二屆中國—中亞峰會。會上通過簽署了阿斯塔納宣言，肯定了「互尊、互信、互利、互助，以高質量發展推進共同現代化」的「中國－中亞精神」，兩相對比鮮明。</p> <p>文章也稱，美國長期因過度擴張變得虛弱，中國近年增強軍事力量、積極推進工業政策，但並未使用武力。「中國仍然秉持着傳統觀念：經濟政策是為了提高公民福祉、增強國家實力，而不是為了意識形態文化戰，外交是為了贏得朋友。」</p> <p>報道最後總結稱，「中國吸取了美國沒有吸取的教訓。他們已經清楚地看見，美國在過去24年內的好戰行為，給自己帶來了怎樣的傷害。」</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 澳媒：中國交朋友美國挑衝突過去一周鮮明對比 - 國際 - 香港文匯網	查看 958	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:30:20 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187328	无图 <p>香港文匯報訊中國常駐聯合國代表傅聰周日（6月22日）在安理會緊急公開會上，強烈譴責美國襲擊伊朗、攻擊接受國際原子能機構保障監督的核設施。中方批評美方侵犯伊朗主權、安全和領土完整，加劇中東緊張局勢。國際社會必須主持正義，為推動局勢降溫、恢復和平穩定作出切實努力。</p> <p>傅聰說，中方對事態可能走向失控深感擔憂。衝突當事方、尤其是以色列應當立即停火，防止局勢輪番升級，堅決避免戰爭外溢。中方對衝突導致大量平民傷亡深感痛心。衝突當事方應以地區國家民眾的利益和福祉為重，堅決避免殃及無辜平民，避免攻擊民用設施。</p> <p>傅聰說，中方堅持通過對話談判推動伊朗核問題重回政治解決軌道，達成各方均可接受的協議。俄羅斯、中國、巴基斯坦已經提出一項安理會決議草案，呼籲立即無條件停火、保護平民、遵守國際法、開展對話談判。中方願同國際社會一道，為恢復中東地區和平穩定作出不懈努力。</p> <p>俄羅斯總統普京周一會見伊朗外長阿拉格奇時表示，美國對伊朗的襲擊毫無根據和道理。普京也稱，俄羅斯與伊朗保持着長期良好、可靠的關係。阿拉格奇稱，俄羅斯一直是伊朗和平利用核能領域的合作夥伴，在達成伊朗核問題談判協議過程中，俄羅斯發揮了積極作用。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 中方代表安理會強烈譴責美攻伊 - 國際 - 香港文匯網	查看 630	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:30:41 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187327	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b976e4b0e62e724cd9d3.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●伊朗阿巴斯港附近的霍爾木茲海峽。法新社 <p>香港文匯報訊中國外交部發言人周一（6月23日）表示，美國襲擊伊朗核設施嚴重違反國際法，呼籲衝突當事方防止局勢升級。中方表示，維護霍爾木茲海峽附近地區安全穩定，符合國際社會共同利益，中方願同伊朗方面及有關各方繼續保持溝通。</p> <p>中國外交部發言人郭嘉昆表示，中方已清晰闡明立場，攻擊國際原子能機構保障監督下的核設施，嚴重違反聯合國憲章宗旨原則和國際法。中方敦促衝突當事方防止局勢輪番升級，堅決避免戰爭外溢，重回政治解決軌道。中方願同各方加強溝通協調，凝聚合力、主持公道，為恢復中東地區和平發揮建設性作用。</p> <p>被問及伊朗考慮封鎖霍爾木茲海峽，郭嘉昆表示，波斯灣及其附近水域是重要的國際貨物和能源貿易通道，維護該地區安全穩定，符合國際社會的共同利益。中方呼籲國際社會加大努力，推動衝突降級，防止地區局勢動盪對全球經濟發展造成更大的影響。</p> <p>郭嘉昆強調，關於中方和伊方的接觸，中方同伊方就當前局勢保持溝通，日前中共中央政治局委員、外交部長王毅同伊朗外長阿拉格奇專門通了電話。中方願同伊方及有關各方加強溝通，為推動局勢緩和繼續發揮建設性作用。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 外交部：呼籲衝突當事方防止局勢升級 - 國際 - 香港文匯網	查看 760	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:30:46 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187326	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859bc9ae4b0e62e724cd9dd.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●伊朗現存408公斤濃縮鈾去向不明。圖為福爾多核設施。美聯社 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859bc9be4b0e62e724cd9e1.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●美軍B-2轟炸機返回懷特曼空軍基地。路透社 <p>香港文匯報訊特朗普雖宣稱美軍徹底摧毀伊朗核設施，但政府內部並無樂觀情緒。《金融時報》指出，伊朗現存408公斤的濃縮鈾庫存去向不明，這些鈾的純度是60%，接近製造核武所需的90%純度。美軍今次「午夜之槌」行動出動大量戰機和昂貴炸彈，相信所費不菲。美軍襲擊伊朗也刺激油價攀升，布倫特原油價格觸及5個月高點。</p> <p>以官員承認伊已轉移庫存</p> <p>報道指出，以色列早前以摧毀伊朗核計劃為藉口空襲伊朗時，伊朗已秘密將濃縮鈾庫存轉移到隱蔽地點。以色列情報官員也承認，伊朗預計已轉移部分高濃縮鈾庫存。國際原子能機構（IAEA）原本在伊朗派駐核查人員，訪問福爾多和納坦茲等核設施，反而是以軍轟炸中斷調查。</p> <p>一名伊朗消息人士稱，伊朗一直將核計劃用於和平民用目的，不尋求將核計劃武器化，但伊朗並非沒有做好準備，「如果還將濃縮鈾保存在（美軍襲擊的）那些設施中，那我們就太天真了，這些濃縮鈾如今完好無損。」還有伊朗官員稱，伴隨伊以衝突升級，伊朗不排除考慮改變核戰略。</p> <p>《金融時報》報道，美軍襲擊導致國際石油價格攀升，布倫特原油價格周一亞洲市場開盤升至每桶81.4美元（約639港元），倫敦市場上漲至每桶77.9美元（約612港元）。包括日本三井商船等航運巨頭已指示名下船隻，通過霍爾木茲海峽時要減少在波斯灣海域停留時間。</p> <p>《紐約時報》指出，美軍派出7架B-2轟炸機執行任務，每架價值超過20億美元（約157億港元），用於轟炸地底設施的GBU-57鑽地彈平均每枚價值2,500萬美元（約1.96億港元），加上F-35戰鬥機和戰斧導彈，行動花費料是天文數字。如果未能取得預期目的，今次行動效益明顯不佳。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 「午夜之槌」天價埋單伊400公斤濃縮鈾下落未明 - 國際 - 香港文匯網	查看 1167	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:44:10 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187325	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859bcafe4b0e62e724cd9e5.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●伊朗民眾在首都德黑蘭示威，高呼反美反以口號。美聯社 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859bcb0e4b0e62e724cd9e9.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●以軍繼續襲擊德黑蘭，遇襲地點冒起濃煙。法新社 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859bcb1e4b0e62e724cd9ed.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●有巴基斯坦民眾焚燒以色列和美國國旗。法新社 <p>美軍行動背後「兩套說法」特朗普：不排除推動伊朗政權更迭</p> <p>香港文匯報訊美國總統特朗普指示美軍襲擊伊朗核設施，刺激局勢升溫，多間美媒報道，伊朗周一（6月23日）向位於卡塔爾的美軍烏代德空軍基地發射多枚導彈，該基地部署超過一萬名美軍士兵，是美國在海灣地區現代化程度最高的軍事基地，也是美軍駐海外最大軍事基地之一。特朗普周日不顧一眾幕僚的說法，揚言美方不排除推動伊朗政權更迭。伊朗據報考慮通過法案，暫停與國際原子能機構（IAEA）合作。</p> <p>特朗普當日在自家社媒宣稱，「如果伊朗領導人無法『讓伊朗再次偉大』，為何不能更換政權？」特朗普的說法明顯與內閣高級官員相悖，副總統萬斯稱，美國並非與伊朗開戰，而是與伊朗的核計劃開戰。防長海格塞斯早前表示，今次行動不論過去還是現時，都不以推動伊朗政權更迭為目標，只是針對伊朗核計劃的精確打擊。國務卿魯比奧也稱，美國並非尋求與伊朗開戰。</p> <p>《華爾街日報》等美媒披露更多打擊詳情。據報在最終決定襲擊伊朗核設施前一周，特朗普已經每天都在戰情室，與國家安全團隊召開簡報會，討論計劃及其後果。特朗普要求襲擊必須摧毀伊朗高度加固的核設施，也要避免美國陷入長期衝突，避免違背其競選時的承諾。萬斯受訪時稱，特朗普直到最後一刻都可以取消打擊行動，但他最終決定進行。</p> <p>「兩周內決定行動」為煙幕</p> <p>多名與特朗普接觸的消息人士也稱，早在上周四，即特朗普宣稱自己會在兩周內決定是否打擊伊朗時，他其實已經下定決心要採取行動。白宮官員為此極力保密，包括特朗普自稱會在兩周內作決定，也是隱瞞行動的計劃一部分，旨在混淆視聽、避免消息外洩。到美軍行動當晚，美軍還派出兩組戰鬥機群，其中一組朝西飛行，是為保密行動而特別設計的誤導策略，真正施襲的機隊則飛行長達18小時執行任務。</p> <p>IAEA總幹事格羅西周日向聯合國安理會聲明稱，IAEA目前確認，距離首都德黑蘭最近的福爾多核設施受到直接打擊，預計損壞嚴重，但無法確認濃縮鈾庫存的損壞程度。伊斯法罕核設施則遭到更嚴重破壞，核設施的綜合體數座建築物受損，部分建築可能含有核材料，地下隧道的入口受損。美軍參謀長聯席會議主席凱恩則表示，暫不清楚伊朗是否保留部分核能力。</p> <p>伊朗或暫停與IAEA合作</p> <p>格羅西還稱，伊朗核監管機構已通知IAEA，三處核設施遭襲擊後，場外輻射水平沒有上升。伊朗議會庫姆省代表萊希接受採訪時稱，他有「確切情報」顯示，位處庫姆省深山的福爾多核設施並未遭到嚴重破壞。伊朗議會議長卡利巴夫稱，伊朗無意發展核武器，伊方會考慮直到IAEA能保證其行為客觀公正，再恢復與IAEA的合作。</p> <p>《華爾街日報》周一引述以色列和阿拉伯國家官員消息稱，美國稱以色列正尋求盡快結束衝突，要求阿拉伯國家將消息傳達給伊朗。伊方消息稱其不會退讓，有必要對美國空襲核設施做出回應。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 【伊以衝突】伊朗反擊導彈襲卡塔爾美軍基地 - 國際 - 香港文匯網	查看 1817	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:44:31 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187324	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859bcc5e4b0e62e724cd9f1.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●沙特航空貨運與TAM Group達成合資企業協議，左為TAM Group 譚榮根、右為沙特航空貨運Mashabi。香港文匯報記者曾興偉攝 <p>香港文匯報訊（記者曾業俊）中東戰雲再起，面對日益緊張的地緣政局及美國飄忽激進的關稅政策，沙特航空貨運首席執行官兼董事總經理Eng. Loay Mashabi昨表示，美國關稅對中東與亞洲的航空貨運影響輕微，指出沙特阿拉伯—中國航線仍持續增長，而且沙特已訂定了「2030願景」，未來在當地舉辦的世博會、世界盃等活動都需要大量的貨運進出，因此未見美國關稅對沙特與中國的航空貨運有任何影響。事實上，公司預見未來貨運需求龐大，甚至超出現時運力，公司正在努力滿足運力需求。</p> <p>沙特航空集團旗下沙特航空貨運昨日與TAM Group達成合資企業協議，成立Saudia Cargo Global，並以香港作為其在大中華區、亞太地區及其他地區的樞紐。 Mashabi表示，公司的貨運業務早已覆蓋遠東大部分地區，包括日本、韓國和巴基斯坦，惟現時區內的業務都是透過總銷售代理（GSA）營運，因此希望讓新成立的合資企業最終成為公司的全球銷售實體。預計未來1至2年，新合資企業將集中精力於中國內地，當服務達到標準後，便可以快速擴張。</p> <p>料3年內運力倍升</p> <p>Mashabi指出，考慮到中國正積極拓展與不同地區的貿易往來，目前沙特航空貨運每日有2班來往香港的航班，現正計劃增加至每日3班，意味運力將立即提升50%；並預計3年內將運力提升1倍，屆時將有8架貨機投入運營。除了香港，公司未來亦將開通航班飛往內地鄭州、北京、深圳、廣州和上海。現時在港新成立的合資企業仍在起步階段，該辦公室約有20名人手，未來會視乎需要調配人手。</p> <p>看好中國需求續升</p> <p>沙特航空貨運亞太區執行董事Vikram Vohra也提到，目前沙特阿拉伯和中國的貿易關係處於歷史最高水平，正處非常有利的位置，公司必須服務這條航線，相信需求會保持穩定，公司非常有信心區內業務將錄滿意增長。</p> <p>對於選擇香港作為成立合資公司的地點，TAM Group創辦人兼主席譚榮根指出，香港是國際物流中心，隨着近期香港國際機場完成擴建三跑道系統，香港的貨運量已飆升30%，為貨運成長釋放了前所未有的潛力。此外，香港擁有三大港口地位，海關無縫銜接，並與大灣區內地城市緊密相連，為全球貿易提供了理想的起飛點。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 沙特航空貨運與TAM在港合資建亞太區樞紐迎業務擴張 - 財經 - 香港文匯網	查看 1274	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:44:52 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187323	无图 <p>香港文匯報訊（記者岑健樂）本月初宏利金融旗下宏利人壽保險（國際）有限公司（「宏利」）宣布遷冊來港，宏利亞洲總裁兼首席執行官Steve Finch昨出席活動時表示，香港是公司亞洲板塊中業務最大貢獻的地區之一，而公司是香港最大強積金計劃供應商，此外亦在多方面服務香港的客戶，公司遷冊至香港合乎邏輯，同時反映公司對香港繼續作為區內以至全球金融中心地位充滿信心，以及公司對香港的長期承諾。</p> <p>瞄準全球高淨值人士需求</p> <p>Steve Finch昨出席香港投資基金公會第18屆年會，他在論壇提到，保險業界可在兩方面支持強化香港國際金融中心地位。首先，香港正在步向人口老化，預計到2050年前，65歲以上人口佔香港整體人口的比例將達到三分之一，這將增加市民大眾對醫療保健服務的需求，而保險業可以推出產品協助滿足客戶的相關需求。其次，早前有調查指預計香港將在數年後超越瑞士，成為全球最大的財富管理中心，他認為業界可在支援全球高淨值人士方面發揮作用，包括為他們推出合適的金融產品。</p> <p>宏利6月初公布，經相關監管機構批准後，自2025年11月起，宏利將根據特區政府引入的公司遷冊制度，旗下宏利人壽保險（國際）有限公司正式從百慕達遷冊至香港。遷冊後，宏利將可更有效整合在港的資源，包括專業人才、創新科技與客戶服務中心，並加強與大灣區內地市場的聯動，開拓跨境保險與退休金融產品新機遇。</p> <p>而在今年5月底，另一保險公司AXA安盛香港及澳門亦宣布，安盛保險（百慕達）有限公司計劃在監管機構批准後，將註冊地由百慕達遷冊至香港。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 宏利談遷冊來港：對港金融中心充滿信心 - 財經 - 香港文匯網	查看 787	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:45:17 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187322	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859bce8e4b0e62e724cd9f8.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●財政司司長陳茂波。香港文匯報記者郭木又攝 <p>美國介入伊以衝突，伊朗計劃封鎖霍爾木茲海峽，掐斷中東地區重要的石油和天然氣出口通道，全球政經環境面臨新一輪衝擊。特區政府財政司司長陳茂波昨日指出，香港擁有政策穩定及監管透明的環境，加上有國家及全球南方國家崛起的支持，已成為全球投資者在動盪時期的「安全港」，近期股市反彈與銀行存款顯著上升，可見一斑；香港的財資管理資金規模超過4萬億美元，三分之二資金來自香港以外地區，預計香港2028年前成全球最大資產管理中心；目前香港擁有2,700間家族辦公室，不久將增至3,000間，本港資產與財富管理行業前景十分亮麗。 ●香港文匯報記者岑健樂</p> <p>陳茂波昨出席香港投資基金公會第18屆年會活動致辭時表示，近期美國政府的決策存在不確定性，地緣政治緊張局勢加劇，為投資市場帶來不確定性，香港在「一國兩制」優勢下，配合政策穩定、監管透明和積極有為的政府，已經成為全球投資者在動盪時期的「安全港」。近月不少海外資金流入香港，已經推動港股及新股市場表現回暖，最新數據顯示香港金融市場的實力備受國際認可。</p> <p>國家及全球南方國家崛起支持</p> <p>他指出，近年全球經濟影響力出現再平衡的情況，尤其是全球南方國家的崛起，為香港資產與財富管理行業未來發展提供更多機會。如今全球南方國家佔全球GDP的比例達40%，貢獻全球經濟增長的比例更高達80%，反映相關地區未來具有良好的經濟發展潛力。其中，內地經濟在第一季增長5.4%，預計第二季將保持強勁增長動能。在全球逆風中，內地致力於高水平開放和高質量發展，這鞏固了其作為穩定力量和長期成長動力的作用。</p> <p>陳茂波說，儘管中東的緊張局勢持續，許多海灣阿拉伯國家合作委員會（GCC）國家的經濟增長依然保持韌性，並正在推動經濟產業多元化議程，其中包括金融市場改革。此外，在快速工業化、大規模基礎設施投資、不斷壯大的中產階級和不斷擴大的消費市場的推動下，東盟多國經濟體也正在快速崛起。</p> <p>稅務優惠加速資管行業發展</p> <p>為推動香港資產與財富管理行業進一步發展，陳茂波指政府正計劃優化基金及單一家族辦公室享有稅務寬減的合資格交易種類，目標明年提交條例草案，並於2025/26課稅年度實施。他說，最新統計顯示，香港管理的資產規模超過4萬億美元，相當於本地生產總值的10倍以上，其中有三分之二資金來自香港以外。香港目前有2,700間家族辦公室，預計很快會增至3,000間。</p> <p>另外，財庫局局長許正宇昨在社交網站發文指出，香港金融市場在香港國安法的保障下，展現出前所未有的活力與機遇。今年以來港股IPO集資額處於全球前列。超過2,700家單一家族辦公室在港經營，當中一半以上的資產值超過5,000萬美元。這一切都得益於香港國安法為香港營商環境注入的穩定性與確定性，使香港成為全球投資者心目中的首選之地。</p> <p>深化與內地互聯互通增新動能</p> <p>展望未來，許正宇表示，香港將繼續貫徹總體國家安全觀，統籌高質量發展與高水平安全，充分發揮「一國兩制」的制度優勢，積極融入國家發展大局，深化國際交往合作。政府將進一步優化金融市場制度，深化內地與香港的金融互聯互通。同時，香港將積極推進綠色金融和金融科技發展，探索傳統金融與數字資產的融合，打造國際高端人才集聚高地，為香港金融市場注入新的增長動能。</p> <p>香港金融市場實力受國際認可</p> <p>財富管理</p> <p>●香港財資管理業所管理的資金超過4萬億美元，三分之二資金來自香港以外地區，預計香港2028年前成全球最大資產管理中心</p> <p>●香港私募基金、風投基金管理的資產規模接近2,300億美元，在亞洲僅次於內地</p> <p>●香港處理全球約八成的離岸人民幣交易，是人民幣外匯市場和點心債市場最活躍的地區</p> <p>●截至今年3月底，香港註冊基金數目達976個，按年錄得超過440億美元的資金淨流入，增長285%</p> <p>國際地位</p> <p>●2025年國際管理發展學院《2025年世界競爭力年報》香港排名升至全球第三位</p> <p>●2025年「第37期全球金融中心指數報告」香港全球金融中心排名繼續位居第三</p> <p>●三大國際評級機構最近相繼維持香港信貸評級，並一致將評級展望定為「穩定」</p> <p>股票市場</p> <p>●香港今年上半年IPO集資額1,021億港元，按年大升673%，全球排名第一位</p> <p>●恒生指數去年上升了18%，今年來再上升超過15%</p> <p>●港股總市值：近41萬億港元，按年上升24%</p> <p>●港股平均每日成交額2,420億元，按年增加1.2倍</p> <p>整理：記者岑健樂</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 穩定環境應對世界亂局港成全球資金「安全港」陳茂波：家辦將增至3000間資管行業前景亮麗 - 財經 - 香港文匯網	查看 2237	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 04:45:28 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187321	有图 <p> <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5f7e4b0e62e724cd84e.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●央視紀錄片《大俠金庸》帶觀眾走進一代武俠小說宗師金庸的人文世界。 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5f8e4b0e62e724cd852.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●劇中，青年金庸看到上海大公報招聘啟事。 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5f9e4b0e62e724cd856.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●金庸入職東南日報杭州分社檔案。 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5fae4b0e62e724cd85a.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●2023年1月，劇組在浙江嘉興平湖市莫氏莊園再現青年金庸回鄉場景。 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5fbe4b0e62e724cd85e.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●2024年7月，劇組在攝影棚再現青年金庸在香港大公報編輯部辦公場景。 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5fce4b0e62e724cd862.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●《射鵰英雄傳》英譯版發行，金庸在世界範圍內傳播中華文化。 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5fde4b0e62e724cd866.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●2023年6月，劇組在英國再現《射鵰英雄傳》英譯本分享沙龍場景。 <img src="https://dw-media.wenweipo.com/dams/wwpproduct/image/202506/24/6859b5fee4b0e62e724cd86a.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ●2023年1月，劇組在浙江嘉興海鹽縣南北湖再現少年金庸與同窗好友追逐打鬧場景。 <p>「俠之大者，為國為民。」三集大型人文紀錄片《大俠金庸》23日晚在央視紀錄片頻道開播，帶觀眾走進大師的精神世界和人文世界，展示一代武俠小說宗師的家國情懷和人格魅力。多位專家評價，金庸先生是東方文化的擺渡人，他所創造的武俠江湖，體現了中華文化的博大精深，成為中華文化走向世界的寶貴財富和有益借鑒。金庸之子查傳倜談及「俠義精神傳承」表示，作為中國人，無論身處何方，都應保持「路見不平、見義勇為」的俠義精神和民族氣節。●文：香港文匯報記者孫志、任芳頡、李暢北京報道圖：香港文匯報北京傳真</p> <p>今年是金庸先生誕辰101周年，同時也是金庸武俠小說誕生70周年。他以筆為劍，以15部新派武俠小說向海內外讀者編織了一個個武俠童話。70年前，金庸正是從《大公報》的子報《新晚報》開始連載武俠小說《書劍恩仇錄》。</p> <p>三年創作而成電影手法還原歷史</p> <p>據香港文匯報記者了解，這部紀錄片自2022年立項啟動，歷經三年創作而成。分為「書劍少年」「香江孤燈」「大俠歸來」三集，每集50分鐘，以時間為主要敘事線，圍繞金庸出生、成長、求學、寫作、辦報及參與香港回歸大業等重要人生經歷，講述鮮為人知的金庸故事。其最大特點是文獻翔實、採訪扎實、製作精良。主創花了一年多時間調研，收集大量珍貴文獻和影像資料，跟隨金庸足跡，從嘉興、麗水、衢州到湘西、重慶、香港，甚至遠赴日本、英國等地採訪取景，走訪金庸曾經落腳的地方，採訪金庸人生傳奇的見證者。</p> <p>據介紹，紀錄片敘事手法力求創新。片中穿插了金庸作品、回憶文章、與師友的書信以及故事親歷人的採訪和回憶文章等各種歷史文獻資料。主創團隊打破傳統紀錄片做法，嘗試把電影的創作手法引入紀錄片創作，1:1仿製真實文獻、再現歷史場景，融入故事情節。人物經歷與時代背景相互交織，讓「史」的宏觀和「事」的細微在故事中交輝，最大程度還原歷史的真實。為此，他們還根據親歷者回憶、文獻及老照片搭建了編輯部、書房等七個大的場景。</p> <p>在金庸之子查傳倜看來，最珍貴的「俠義」二字，就像小說裏寫的，即便不會武功，見到老人過馬路也會攙扶，遇到不公之事也會挺身而出。這種精神不再是武俠世界的打打殺殺，而是轉化為現代社會的見義勇為。作為中國人，無論身在何處，都該保有這份民族氣節與擔當。或許現在不再有江湖，但「俠」字中的肝膽相照、扶危濟困，永遠值得傳承。</p> <p>精益求精力求細節盡善盡美</p> <p>「我在創作過程中，不斷走進金庸的精神世界。講好金庸故事，就是講好中國故事、弘揚中國文化和中國精神。」《大俠金庸》總導演兼總撰稿段欣表示，金庸身上折射着中國知識分子對中華優秀傳統文化的熱愛及為國為民的俠義精神，希望通過他的故事增強海內外華人對中華文化的價值認同和文化自信，激勵青年一代樹立愛國為民的俠義精神和奮發有為的創新精神。</p> <p>著名紀錄片導演、《大俠金庸》藝術指導梁碧波高度評價拍攝團隊的職業態度和導演團隊的扎實功力，全身心投入工作，不僅查閱海量文史資料，還親自赴港拜訪相關人物，力求還原真實。「拍紀錄片永遠是兩件事兒，第一是做學問，第二才是做片子。」梁碧波見證了段欣在創作中的嚴謹與執着，從選題策劃到視頻語言表達都精益求精，甚至找來與金庸少年時期極為相似的演員，力求每個細節都盡善盡美，最終完成這部「波瀾壯闊的紀錄片」。</p> <p> 讀文匯報PDF版面 </p> 央視紀錄片帶觀眾走進一代武俠小說宗師的人文世界《大俠金庸》開播傳承俠義精神 - 內地 - 香港文匯網	查看 2861	《旗帜报》	2025-06-24 09:50:55 2025-06-24 12:44:37	word
3187320	无图 <p>What is an ADX? The ADX is a subcompact luxury SUV built in the Celaya, Guanajuato assembly plant in Mexico and sold in North America by Acura. The ADX sits below the compact RDX and the midsize MDX in Acura’s SUV lineup. It’s designed to be an entry level SUV, sharing the platform with the Honda HR-V and has a more powerful turbocharged engine, with a focus on performance, comfort and luxury features.</p><p>The AWD designation indicates that it offers all wheel drive and the A-Spec signifies a sportier, more stylish interior trim level. The ADV stands for ADvanced Vehicle, with a package of upscale features and high tech. The base price for the 2025 Acura ADX is only $36,350 for the front wheel drive (FWD) model and the all wheel drive (AWD) version of the base ADX starts at $38,350. The ADX is Acura’s most affordable SUV.</p><p>To showcase the ADX SUV Acura sent me a 2025 model to test drive and review. The base window sticker price for this AWD A-Spec ADV edition is $44,000. The only option on the test SUV is the special paint for $600. The manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP), including the $1,350 destination charge, is: $45,950.</p><p>After adding in the state and local sales tax, plus the DMV and dealer fees, the out the door and in your garage total purchase price came to: $51,694. At just $306 bucks under $52 Grand, you get a highly optioned, fuel efficient, subcompact SUV that has the style and grace you would expect from Acura, with high luxury and tech features included.</p><p>The new 2025 Acura ADX is a great entry level SUV that offers a blend of practicality, performance, and luxury. It’s priced aggressively, providing a more affordable entry point into the Acura brand compared to other models. The ADX also has a refined interior, a surprisingly spacious cabin for its size, and a comfortable and composed ride, even on challenging roads.Here are 5 reasons as to why you should buy an Acura ADX.</p><p>Affordability: The ADX costs less than all of its rivals in the luxury subcompact SUV segment, offering a more budget friendly path to Acura ownership.</p><p>Performance: The ADX features a 1.5 liter turbocharged VTEC 4 cylinder gas engine, with 190 horsepower that delivers smooth power and quick responsiveness.</p><p>Interior: The ADX provides a surprisingly roomy cabin, especially in the rear, and offers a premium interior with features like Ultra suede trim, heated and ventilated seats, and ambient lighting.Plus the ADX offers good cargo space, even with the rear seats up, and has a power tailgate with Walk Away Close.</p> <p> </p><p>Safety: The ADX comes standard with the Acura Watch safety suite, including features like blind spot monitoring, lane keeping assist and automatic emergency braking.</p><p>Efficiency: The ADX offers a good combination of power and fuel economy, with an estimated 25 MPG in city driving, 30 MPG on the highway and 27 MPG in combined every day driving.</p><p>The 2025 Acura ADX is designed to attract younger, luxury SUV buyers who are looking for a stylish and feature rich subcompact SUV at an accessible price. Acura is slotting the ADX as a gateway vehicle to the Acura SUV lineup, offering a blend of power, luxury, and tech to appeal to a new generation of buyers.Here’s who the ADX is for.</p><p>Younger buyers: The ADX is specifically designed to attract younger buyers, who are often seeking a more youthful and stylish SUV, with a focus on technology and premium features.</p><p>Luxury buyers: The ADX offers a luxury experience with its refined interior, advanced technology, and high-end features like a panoramic moonroof, and a Bang & Olufsen premium audio sound system with 15 perfectly placed speakers.</p><p>Compact SUV buyers: The ADX is a subcompact SUV, making it a good choice for those who prefer a slightly smaller, more maneuverable SUV, without sacrificing luxury, performance, or comfort.</p><p>Sport oriented buyers: The ADX is equipped with a turbocharged gas engine, offering a sporty driving experience, with agile handling, and a fun to drive experience.</p><p>In essence, the ADX is designed to appeal to a demographic that wants the luxury and performance of an Acura SUV, but at a price point that’s more accessible, and with a focus on youthful styling and advanced technology.</p><p>So, call, click or visit your local Acura dealer for a test drive, and a Bottom Line price review, on the 2025 ADX AWD A-Spec ADV SUV. And remember that the base price for a new ADX starts at only $36,350. Acura – Precision Crafted Performance with a True Definition of Luxury – Yours.</p><p>Be smart, stay safe, and just breathe. Remember, You Are What You Drive, and maybe, just for those reasons alone, you should Drive one, Buy one, Today. Have a great day, drive safely, and enjoy the ride, as the future looks nice and bright – Tony the Car Guy.</p><p>This Bottom Line new vehicle review is a Nut & Bolt and Dollars & Sense editorial provided by Tony Leopardo. Tony the Car Guy is an automotive writer, editor and publisher in the San Francisco Bay Area. If you have a question, or comment for Tony, send it to tonyleo@pacbell.net and visit AutoWire.Net at www.autowire.net</p> The 2025 Acura ADX AWD A-Spec ADV SUV	查看 5225	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-22 08:32:35 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187319	无图 <p>The 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid, like its gas-only sibling, is offered in sedan and hatchback. All varieties of the enduring compact were restyled this year so there’s little difference in exterior or interior appearances — except one.</p><p>Honda added the five-door hybrid sedan and hatchback option in the 11th generation for the Civic for good reason. The little sedan that does has been the carmaker’s signature success for decades but competitors abound.</p><p>It’s the third time Honda has introduced a hybrid Civic. It first debuted in 2003 and was discontinued in 2015. The Insight sedan — based on the Civic and quite similar — was unveiled in 2019 but wasn’t successful and became defunct in 2022. The latest effort is the best.</p><p>The country’s first mainstream hybrid, the Toyota Prius, debuted 25 years ago, and it remains a superior choice. Toyota’s related hybrid offering, the Camry, and Hyundai’s Elantra Hybrid, are strong candidates in the segment.</p><p>Miscategorized as a compact, the new hatchback is spacious and powerful for its segment. Front and back seats are designed to even accommodate larger adults. The Civic Hybrid’s powertrain consists of a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine matched with two electric motors. The configuration combines to produce 200 horsepower. It accelerates from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 6.2 seconds.</p><p>With its hatchback hybrid, Honda also gets a nod in versatility. The Civic sedan has 14.8 cubic feet of cargo space; the hybrid, while tallying a slightly smaller total occupant space, has 24.5 cubic feet of cargo space with the back seat upright. With the back seat extended flat, the cargo area expands to 46.2 cubic feet.</p><p>Much of the Civic’s success revolves around value and dependability and, as a result, it has a strong resale reputation. While also gas efficient throughout its tenure, the hybrid option vaults the Civic into a rare category. It’s EPA-rated at 50 miles per gallon in city driving, one of the few remaining vehicles in the U.S. reaching that level. The Civic Hybrid’s 45 mpg on the highway provides the car’s 48 mpg overall number and likewise positions it among the industry’s best.</p><p>From the base model to high trims, the Civic’s lineup standard features list is extensive. Adaptive cruise control, heated seats and dual-zone climate control are even included in the base trim.</p> <p> </p><p>Features once never available in compact vehicles are also part of top Civic’s top trim appeal: a 12-speaker Bose premium stereo system, HD Radio, satellite radio and navigation.</p><p>Safety features are always another Honda strength. The Civic hybrid hatchback list includes: back-up camera, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, pre-collision safety system, post-collision safety system, stability control and a tire pressure warning.</p><p>The reviewed Sport Touring trim is a wise choice. For about $3,000 more added features included Google built-in (Google Maps and voice assistant), a nine-inch touch screen, front and rear parking sensors, power-adjustable front seats, wireless device charging and several other upgrades.</p><p>With an MSRP of $32,950, the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid hatchback in its Sport Touring trim has no equal in the industry. It combines value, comfort, versatility and a carmaker-wide strong resale. It costs about $15,000 less than the average price of a new car in the United States.</p><p>Honda’s stable of SUVs are all worthy. But the Civic, while not offering the overall cargo space and seating capacity as its bigger siblings, still has plenty of room. It does much of what the carmaker’s cargo-emphasized vehicles do, especially as a hatchback.</p><p>Last year, Civic sales increased but were more than a 100,000 units below the top-selling year of nearly 378,000 in 2017. Still, it was the country’s 10th best-selling vehicle. Its status should improve in 2025.</p><p>James Raia, a syndicated automotive columnist in Sacramento, also contributes business, lifestyle and sports content to several print and online publications. E-mail:james@jamesraia.com.</p> 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid: New Hatchback Trim a Top Value	查看 4112	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-22 08:39:36 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187318	无图 <p>FREMONT — A Fremont commercial and industrial building where a furniture store once operated was bought for $59 million, according to documents filed on Monday with the Alameda County Recorder’s Office.</p><p>Prologis, acting through an affiliate, bought the 177,000-square-foot building at 5555 Auto Mall Parkway. The purchase price was 78.2% higher than the property’s assessed value as of January 2024.</p>Related Articles Developer buys Saratoga site where it plans to build hundreds of homes San Jose mayor hopes Earthquakes will move downtown if soccer team is sold Real estate empire crumbles as choice San Jose site faces foreclosure Entrepreneur pushes federal takeover of Alameda’s former air station for tech utopia promoting AI Former downtown San Jose Safeway site goes up for sale in tricky market <p>Near the interchange of Interstate 880, LBA Realty sold the empty building, according to real estate records. LBA paid $28.5 million for it in 2016.</p><p>The building was previously occupied by the tech company Synnex and furniture warehouse store Lifestyle Solutions. It wasn’t immediately clear how long the building had been vacant prior to the recent purchase.</p><p>Prologis has been busy buying and seeking to develop industrial, commercial and logistics sites in the Bay Area in recent years.</p><p>In 2022, Prologis paid $310 million for the land beneath California’s Great America.</p><p>The amusement park in Santa Clara appears to be taking steps to shorten its operating season ahead of a likely shutdown in the coming years. A formal development proposal for the complex has yet to surface at City Hall.</p><p>Prologis has also gained final approval from city officials to develop a warehouse and industrial hub in San Jose at 2256 Junction Ave.</p> <p> </p><p>Once completed, an estimated 250 people could work in the proposed 276,000-square-foot building. The precise timeline for construction wasn’t immediately known.</p> <p>Originally Published: <time>June 18, 2025 at 7:35 AM PDT</time></p> Real estate titan grabs big Fremont industrial and commercial property	查看 2125	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-19 14:26:45 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187317	无图 <p>SAN JOSE — A former San Jose Greyhound bus terminal that has suffered from blight after hundreds of housing units were proposed but never developed now faces a foreclosure and auction, according to documents filed with the Santa Clara County Recorder’s Office.</p><p>The property, with addresses of 60 South Almaden Blvd. and 70 South Almaden, is owned by an affiliate controlled by China-based Z&L Properties. The affiliate is in default on a $19.5 million loan that Shanghai Commercial Bank provided in 2019.</p><p>If the loan default isn’t cured through a full repayment of the delinquent loan, the bank intends to conduct a foreclosure proceeding in July.</p><p>Z&L Properties had proposed hundreds of housing units, as the former Greyhound site could be a good location for high-density residential development, real estate experts have said.</p><p>At one time, Z&L Properties had investments in four downtown San Jose housing development sites and a south San Jose ranch nestled on pristine hillsides and valleys.</p>Related Articles Developer buys Saratoga site where it plans to build hundreds of homes San Jose mayor hopes Earthquakes will move downtown if soccer team is sold Real estate firm grabs Fremont industrial and commercial property Entrepreneur pushes federal takeover of Alameda’s former air station for tech utopia promoting AI Former downtown San Jose Safeway site goes up for sale in tricky market <p>In 2021, real estate allies Westbank and local developer Gary Dillabough teamed up to buy an empty lot at 323 Terraine St. from Z&L for $11.4 million. Z&L had been pressured by San Jose city officials to sell it.</p><p>In January 2024, the Z&L affiliate sold the 3,654-acre Richmond Ranch in southeast San Jose for $16 million after paying $25 million for it in 2017. Z&L never disclosed plans for the property.</p><p>In May, a Z&L Properties affiliate lost ownership of 188 West St. James, a double-tower residential complex with about 600 units, through a streamlined foreclosure process that valued it at $181.9 million.</p> <p> </p><p>Z&L also has agreed to protect and renovate an old church at 43 East St. James St., next to St. James Park. Instead, the real estate firm has neglected the historic building and allowed it to fall into disrepair. Z&L has also failed to develop housing towers on the site.</p> <p>Originally Published: <time>June 18, 2025 at 12:35 PM PDT</time></p> Real estate empire crumbles as choice San Jose site faces foreclosure	查看 2551	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-20 05:19:28 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187316	无图 <p>SAN JOSE — The potential sale of the San Jose Earthquakes by owner John Fisher might be a way to entice the soccer club to play its games in downtown San Jose, the city’s mayor says.</p><p>After the announcement this week that Earthquakes owner John Fisher had hired an investment bank to sell the team, Mayor Matt Mahan weighed in on where the team should relocate under new management.</p><p>“I look forward to welcoming the Quakes’ new ownership and working with them to one day bring the team into the future sports and entertainment district we’re planning” on the western edges of downtown San Jose, Mahan stated Wednesday in a post on X.</p><p>Formed in 1994 as a charter member of Major League Soccer, the Earthquakes currently play their games at PayPal Park, a stadium in north San Jose near the airport. The club played its first match versus D.C. United in 1996, a 1-0 victory at Spartan Stadium in San Jose.</p><p>PayPal Park opened in 2015 and was known as Avaya Stadium from 2015 through 2020. Called Earthquakes Stadium in 2020, it received its PayPal moniker in 2021.</p><p>In 2024, Bay FC, a women’s soccer club, began playing National Women’s Soccer League matches at the stadium.</p><p>Attracting the team to San Jose’s urban core would mean the city’s western downtown area could host multiple sports teams, which already includes the Sharks of the National Hockey League, who play at the SAP Center.</p><p>“We’re working to make our downtown Silicon Valley’s downtown, but to do that, we need to double down on what’s working,” Mahan said in a text message to this news organization. “That’s our experience economy.”</p> <p> </p><p>The mayor believes unique experiences could be a way to spur the downtown economy.</p><p>“My long-term vision for San Jose includes building out a sports and entertainment district to continue the momentum” in the downtown district, Mahan said.</p><p>It wasn’t immediately clear if San Jose officials have begun to envision a location for a soccer stadium. The city owns land in the western downtown district, the mayor’s office noted, including the surface parking lots next to SAP Center.</p><p>The lots were previously identified as a potential spot for a major sports complex, according to Bob Staedler, principal executive of land-use consultancy Silicon Valley Synergy.</p><p>“The city and the redevelopment agency have studied putting a baseball park and a soccer stadium adjacent to SAP Center,” Staedler said. “It would take a lot of time and effort to figure out a cohesive plan to see if it’s feasible.”</p><p>A new soccer stadium at that location would be adjacent to the footprint of a transit-oriented village and neighborhood that Google has proposed near the SAP Center and Diridon train station.</p><p>The mixed-use development is currently paused, according to Google executives. The tech giant is attempting to refine the scope and nature of its office footprint in the Bay Area and nationwide.</p><p>Google envisions a new neighborhood of homes, offices, shops, restaurants, entertainment hubs, cultural loops and open spaces in western San Jose.</p><p>Other obstacles remain, including the actual sale of the MLS soccer club.</p><p>“The Earthquakes will absolutely have a role to play alongside our Sharks,” Mahan said.</p><p>The San Jose Sharks are nearing a new lease deal with the city whereby the hockey team would continue to play at SAP Center on a long-term basis.</p><p>“For now, we’re making lasting investments by building out Sharks Way, establishing new entertainment zones, and revitalizing the Guadalupe River Park,” Mahan said.</p> <p>Originally Published: <time>June 19, 2025 at 10:15 AM PDT</time></p> San Jose mayor hopes Quakes will move downtown if soccer team is sold	查看 3709	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-20 14:01:46 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187315	有图 <p>While California posted modest job gains in May, the Bay Area as a whole suffered some losses, a new state government report shows.</p>Related Articles From the Bay Area to San Diego, California restaurants are on edge over ICE raids San Jose mayor hopes Earthquakes will move downtown if soccer team is sold At Home retailer closing San Jose stores in bankruptcy reorganization State official talks tariffs, jobs, economy with San Jose business leaders Home Depot’s day laborer haven turns into immigration target across Southern California <p>The South Bay gained 200 jobs and Sonoma County added more than 100 last month. However, the San Francisco-San Mateo region lost 2,700 positions and the East Bay shed 1,600. Napa County reported no change in its totals, according to the state Employment Development Department report.</p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/SJM-L-SKYLINE-1208-1_1057756898.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">A jetliner files over downtown San Jose in 2019.(Randy Vazquez/Bay Area News Group)<p>All together, the Bay Area lost 4,900 jobs in May, adding to losses in four of the five months so far in 2025. All numbers in the EDD’s monthly report were adjusted for seasonal volatility.</p><p>“The Bay Area labor market is losing altitude, with net job losses dominating the monthly jobs data all year,” said Scott Anderson, chief economist with BMO Capital Markets. “There is no real catalyst for significant job growth over the near term.”</p><p>For the year, the Bay Area has lost 19,100 jobs, this news organization’s analysis of the EDD’s report shows.</p><p>“This is where we are,” said Russell Hancock, president of Joint Venture Silicon Valley, a San Jose-based think tank. “The Bay Area job market is going to be like this for a while.”</p><p>Jeff Bellisario, executive director of the Bay Area Council Economic Institute, said changes in the tech industry have had a big impact.</p><p>“A number of tech firms continue to reduce headcount in the region, which will need to end for the Bay Area to post positive numbers,” Bellisario said.</p> <p> </p><p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/BAYJOBS-MAY-0622-90-02.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">In sharp contrast, the health care industry has become a steady producer of jobs.</p><p>Here is how three key industries fared in the Bay Area during May. The numbers were derived from a seasonally adjusted assessment that Beacon Economics produced, using the EDD monthly report as the data source:</p><p>• Tech employers slashed a net total of 3,200 jobs. The San Francisco-San Mateo region lost 2,400, the East Bay shed 400, and the South Bay lost 200.</p><p>• Hotels and restaurants axed 700 tech jobs, although the losses in May were concentrated primarily in the East Bay. The South Bay and the San Francisco metro area each gained 100.</p><p>• Health care employers added 2,300 jobs. The East Bay and South Bay both added 800, while the San Francisco-San Mateo area and Sonoma County each gained 300.</p><p>“Here in the Bay Area, a number of factors have come together, principally the first signs of AI eliminating entry-level jobs in tech and in professional services,” said Michael Bernick, an employment attorney with law firm Duane Morris and a former director of the state EDD. “The Bay Area hasn’t been able to generate any positive job momentum in the past two years, so the fact that we posted losses in May is no surprise.”</p><p>Bellisario said there could be even more tough times ahead.</p><p>“With tariffs and immigration issues acting as a drag on the economy, we would expect negative pressure on regional employment numbers going forward,” Bellisario said.</p><p>Despite the sour numbers, Hancock said the Bay Area job market might have found a rough sort of equilibrium.</p><p>“The Bay Area is just holding steady,” Hancock said. “It’s not a bust, but it’s definitely not a boom.”</p><p>Overall, 17,700 jobs were added in California last month.</p><p>“The May job numbers show that statewide, the job market is still holding up and not experiencing a significant downturn, as widely predicted,” Bernick said.</p><p>So far in 2025, California has lost 9,200 positions, despite adding nonfarm payroll jobs in both April and May.</p><p>The unemployment rate in California remained unchanged at 5.3%. As of April, the most recent month with a full report for all 50 states from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only Nevada, at 5.6%, and Michigan, at 5.5%, had worse jobless rates than California.</p><p>“The state unemployment rate of 5.3% remains among the nation’s highest, and the gain of 17,700 jobs is modest,” Bernick said.</p> <p>Originally Published: <time>June 20, 2025 at 10:35 AM PDT</time></p> Bay Area loses jobs in May as woes widen, California posts modest gain	查看 4918	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-20 19:07:58 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187314	有图 <p>A Fremont battery company illegally employed Chinese workers, discriminated against non-Chinese employees, and secretly defied an order from the city to shut down its building, a lawsuit claims.</p><p>Gotion kept a “revolving door” of Chinese citizens coming to work at the lithium-ion battery plant despite lacking visas allowing employment, the lawsuit in Alameda County Superior Court alleged.</p><p>The three workers who filed the lawsuit — one U.S. citizen and two with work permits — claimed company officials discriminated against them, and made racist comments toward non-Chinese workers.</p><p>The lawsuit by Anirban Das, a U.S. citizen of Indian origin, Atul Deshpande, an Indian citizen with a U.S. work authorization, and Betuel Olivares, a Mexican citizen with a work permit, accused Gotion, its China-based parent firm Gotion High-Tech, and a Gotion supervisor named Chen Li of racial discrimination and unlawful termination. They claim they were forced to quit Gotion after they were stripped of job duties, excluded from meetings, and harassed for complaining about alleged illegalities at the company. They are seeking unspecified damages.</p><p>Gotion illegally employed Chinese workers in the country on B-1 visas, the lawsuit filed June 13 claimed. According to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the visa allows foreign citizens into the U.S. for up to six months per visit, for purposes including consulting with business associates, attending conferences, negotiating contracts, or participating in short-term training. The lawsuit did not allege a specific number of visa violations, but included two screen shots of text messages purportedly showing workers acknowledging work for the company while on the B-1.</p><p>The lawsuit also claimed Gotion brought over a Gotion High-Tech lawyer from China who was not authorized to work or practice law in the U.S., and “advised Gotion how to impermissibly violate U.S. immigration laws.”</p><p>Gotion and Gotion High-Tech did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the lawsuit. Gotion describes itself on its website as “a fast growing energy solutions company that aims to innovate and create the next generation of battery technology.”</p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-GOTION-0621-02.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">A purported City of Fremont violation notice at battery company Gotion (Source: lawsuit against Gotion in Alameda County Superior Court)<p>The Fremont battery plant was rife with “illegal practices,” the lawsuit claimed. The building lacked proper permits and safety features including fire-protection systems, the lawsuit said. The City of Fremont shut the facility down over the purported lack of proper permits, according to the lawsuit, which included a photo of a red “do not enter or occupy” notice on a window, dated March 20, 2024 and citing “work without permits.”</p> <p> </p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-GOTION-0621-01.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">Materials allegedly taped over a City of Fremont violation notice at battery company Gotion (Source: lawsuit against Gotion in Alameda County Superior Court)<p>Gotion, however, “illegally covered up the shutdown notice and continued to have employees work in the office notwithstanding the safety risks,” the lawsuit claimed. A photo included in the lawsuit showed what appears to be pages from a Gotion brochure taped to a window.</p><p>Not long afterward, city officials shut the plant down again over improperly stored hazardous batteries, the lawsuit alleged.</p><p>The City of Fremont did not immediately answer questions about alleged violations by Gotion.</p><p>The three plaintiffs all complained to Gotion about the alleged illegal practices, the lawsuit said.</p><p>Das was hired in July 2023 as senior director of industrialization for Gotion and Gotion High-Tech, according to the lawsuit. Das oversaw Deshpande, a senior program manager hired a few months earlier than Das, and Olivares, an engineering manager brought on several months later, the lawsuit said.</p><p>Gotion officials mistakenly believed Olivares was of Indian origin because of his brown skin, and referred to him, Das and Deshpande as “foreigners” because they were not from China, the lawsuit alleged.</p><p>In June 2024, the three men met with Gotion management “to identify specific steps that needed to be taken to ensure the Fremont location could operate lawfully and safely,” the lawsuit said.</p><p>Li, the supervisor, interrupted Das’s presentation on how to operate the facility safely and legally, the lawsuit alleged. Li said Das and his team “would no longer have a significant role in remedying the problems associated with the Fremont location,” the lawsuit claimed. Li told “two of his Chinese deputies” to take over the work, the lawsuit alleged.</p><p>In the meeting, Li “made multiple racists comments toward non-Chinese workers,” the lawsuit claimed. Li allegedly said, “It seems that it is unrealistic to expect these old Americans to solve the problem,” along with, “Don’t expect the foreigners to solve the problem because the foreigner doesn’t understand how.”</p> <p>Originally Published: <time>June 21, 2025 at 5:30 AM PDT</time></p> Fremont tech firm accused of employing Chinese workers illegally	查看 5365	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-23 05:28:44 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187313	有图 <p>The inside of the Nearly New thrift shop in Sunnyvale is a site to behold.</p><p>Every square footage of the faded green carpeted floors sags under the weight of numerous household objects: clunky kitchen appliances, trays of antique jewelry, rows of books, boxes of shoes, racks of clothing in every size and shade.</p><p>But when smiling shop volunteers zigzag their way through the maze of stuff — greeting customers by name and directing them to the latest donated items — there’s a cozy sense of order and camaraderie.</p><p>“We’ve been here for quite a long time,” said shop president Marcia Kearns. “Our neighbors know us and drop in regularly. There really is a revolving door of treasures to look at.”</p><p><p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-NEARLYNEW-05XX-7.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">Store Manager Teresa London tends to a customer at Nearly New Shop, a non-profit thrift store, on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, in Sunnyvale, Calif. Nearly New Shop raises scholarship funds to help women pursue higher education and recently awarded 31 local students a total of $189,660 for the upcoming school year. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)<p>There’s a designated space at the very back of the store where local residents can drop off their goods. Everyday the Nearly New team carefully checks the quality of each item — from the strength of the binding on a book to the sturdiness of a pair of heels — before setting them aside to be priced.</p><p>Whatever doesn’t pass the inspection are donated by to other second-hand organizations or directly to people in need. “Everything we get, we make use of,” Kearns said</p><p>The store is a brainchild of local San Mateo and Santa Clara County County chapters of PEO, an international women’s organization. Nearly New was originally opened to support a PEO-operated senior living community in Los Angeles. When the home closed in 2006, staff began using proceeds to fund scholarships for local high school and college students in San Mateo and Santa Clara County.</p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-NEARLYNEW-05XX-3.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">Nearly New Shop raises scholarship funds to help women pursue higher education and recently awarded 31 local students a total of $189,660 for the upcoming school year. The sign about the scholarships is displayed in the store on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, in Sunnyvale, Calif. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)<p>For the 2025-26 school year, the store raised $189,660 for scholarships. The money will help seven high schoolers and 24 undergraduate and graduate students. It’s a number that Nearly New volunteer proudly displays on a colorful poster by the entrance of the store, serving as a reminder that the profits are going back into the community.</p><p>“We feel really fortune to be able to help women achieve their goals and pay for things they wouldn’t otherwise be able to pay for,” Kearns said.</p><p>While locals and community groups say Nearly New is a meaningful service, volunteers like Linda Arbaugh appreciate the sense of purpose the work gives them.</p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-NEARLYNEW-05XX-12.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">Volunteer JoAnn Smithson works at Nearly New Shop, a non-profit thrift store, on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, in Sunnyvale, Calif. Nearly New Shop raises scholarship funds to help women pursue higher education and recently awarded 31 local students a total of $189,660 for the upcoming school year. (Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group)<p>On a recent Friday, Arbaugh clutches small purses in her hands while rummaging through book donations in the back rooms of the store. The 76-year-old is in charge of quality checking and organizing those two types of donations. The books always take a little longer to sort through; stacks of paper and hard backs line the tall floating shelves in the back area of the shop, and new ones are constantly being added.</p><p>Arbaugh said she doesn’t mind the tasks — after all she is a former librarian — and finds the work fulfilling.</p><p>“So many awful things happen in the world,” she said. “It feels really good to be able to do something good for someone else.”</p> <p>Originally Published: <time>June 22, 2025 at 6:05 AM PDT</time></p> "A revolving door of treasures": Sunnyvale thrift shop gives back to community	查看 4424	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-23 05:07:22 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word
3187312	有图 <p>After bouncing from the East Coast to the Midwest, a job offer pulled Kevin McGregor and Monika Johnson farther west, to Oakland.</p><p>The two met in their early 20s through a group of friends organizing bike rides around Washington, D.C., where they were living after college graduation. The couple later headed to Michigan, where Johnson attended business school. After she graduated in 2019, a job in California beckoned.</p><p>Now 36, both have careers in quintessential Bay Area industries — Johnson works in finance for a wine company, while McGregor works in account management in the clean energy sector.</p><p>In time, the couple established a tight-knit community in Oakland’s Glenview neighborhood, just north of Highway 580 and southeast of Piedmont, regularly meeting up with friends for “wine Wednesdays.”</p><p>Four years into renting a two-bedroom, one-bathroom duplex, they felt it was time to buy.</p><p>“We wanted to put down some roots,” Johnson said. Staying close to friends was a high priority.</p><p>“Our community there, the Glenview crew, was something we didn’t want to lose,” McGregor said. “Neighborhood feel was super important to us.”</p><p>Beyond that, they also wanted to be near trails, and have a big backyard for their 75-pound mixed-breeddog, Luca.</p> <p> </p><p>“One of the things we’ve enjoyed about Oakland is that you have access to the city and great food and culture, and you’re also a 10-minute drive to fantastic hiking trails,” Johnson said. “It feels like we’re getting the best of both worlds.”</p><p>With a budget of $1.1 million, they were looking for a home to which they could add value.</p><p>“We wanted an opportunity to bring something with good bones more up to date,” Johnson said. “Lots of homes in Oakland are either recently flipped or need a lot of work. We considered taking on a bigger project, but ultimately we wanted to still live in it while we did renovations.”</p><p>Given that they were looking in the Oakland Hills, they were concerned about insurability, too. They enlisted the help of Cheyenne Ward, a Berkeley-based broker with District Homes, who used the term “Oakland trifecta” to describe what they were looking for — something that wasn’t at high risk of landslide or liquefaction, or on a fault line. He also helped them line up insurance and financing before they even made an offer.</p><p>Here were the options they considered:</p>A multi-level home with a terraced backyard<p><p><img src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-6.jpg?fit=620%2C9999px&ssl=1" rel="noopener noreferrer">Monika Johnson and Kevin McGregor in the dining room of their new home in Lincoln Highlands in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The first-time homebuyers bought their 1942 home in April. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)<p>It turned out that their offer had come in $50,000 lower than another on the table, but the competing offer was contingent upon inspections and securing an insurance policy. That made the sellers nervous.</p><p>“We had already done all of that,” Ward said. “We got a discount just from doing our homework in advance.”</p><p>They also say they benefited from timing — President Donald Trump’s trade wars this spring gave a number of buyers pause. That may have given those still on the market, like McGregor and Johnson, an edge.</p><p>“We were willing to stomach a bit of uncertainty,” McGregor said. They say they’re glad they didn’t go beyond their initial budget, despite hearing from loan officers who told them they could just refinance if rates go down. The couple didn’t want to take any chances on that front.</p><p>“We made a decision we knew we could live with for a long time,” Johnson said.</p><p>McGregor and Johnson moved into their new home this spring and have already welcomed friends for dinner, neighborhood walks and dog playdates.</p><p>The first home project? Buildiing a fence, so Luca can run free in the backyard. The kitchen renovation will wait, for now.</p><p>More chapters in our home search series:</p><p>• First-time East Bay home buyers with a $750,000 budget and no agent</p><p>• Seeking good schools, nature and ‘a feeling of privacy’ on the Peninsula for $3.5 million</p><p>• Downsizing retiree wants a $1.2 million home near San Jose</p><p><p><img srcset="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-11.jpg?w=620 620w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-11.jpg?w=780 780w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-11.jpg?w=810 810w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-11.jpg?w=1280 1280w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-11.jpg?w=1860 1860w"><p>Monika Johnson and Kevin McGregor in the kitchen of their new home in Lincoln Highlands in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The first-time homebuyers bought their 1942 home in April. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)</p><p><img data-src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-10.jpg?w=620" data-srcset="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-10.jpg?w=620 620w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-10.jpg?w=780 780w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-10.jpg?w=810 810w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-10.jpg?w=1280 1280w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-10.jpg?w=1860 1860w"><p>The kitchen of Monika Johnson and Kevin McGregor’s new home in Lincoln Highlands in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The first-time homebuyers bought their 1942 home in April. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)</p><p><img data-src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-12.jpg?w=620" data-srcset="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-12.jpg?w=620 620w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-12.jpg?w=780 780w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-12.jpg?w=810 810w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-12.jpg?w=1280 1280w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-12.jpg?w=1860 1860w"><p>A view of Monika Johnson and Kevin McGregor’s bathroom and vintage tile in Lincoln Highlands in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The first-time homebuyers bought their 1942 home in April. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)</p><p><img data-src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-9.jpg?w=620" data-srcset="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-9.jpg?w=620 620w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-9.jpg?w=780 780w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-9.jpg?w=810 810w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-9.jpg?w=1280 1280w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-9.jpg?w=1860 1860w"><p>Monika Johnson and Kevin McGregor’s dog Luca in the living room of their new home Lincoln Highlands in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The first-time homebuyers bought their 1942 home in April. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)</p><p><img data-src="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-3.jpg?w=620" data-srcset="https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-3.jpg?w=620 620w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-3.jpg?w=780 780w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-3.jpg?w=810 810w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-3.jpg?w=1280 1280w,https://www.siliconvalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/SJM-L-HOUSEHUNT-06XX-3.jpg?w=1860 1860w"><p>The view from the kitchen of Monika Johnson and Kevin McGregor’s new home in Lincoln Highlands in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The first-time homebuyers bought their 1942 home in April. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)</p></p><p>Show Caption<p>1 of 5</p><p>Monika Johnson and Kevin McGregor in the kitchen of their new home in Lincoln Highlands in Oakland, Calif., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The first-time homebuyers bought their 1942 home in April. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)</p>Expand</p> <p>Originally Published: <time>June 23, 2025 at 4:00 AM PDT</time></p> An Oakland couple searches for their first home for $1.1 million	查看 8786	硅谷新闻网	2025-06-23 11:00:26 2025-06-24 12:40:54	word

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