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Taiwan Considers Adjusting Civil Servant Professional Allowances and Military/Civilian/Teacher Salaries
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Politics·6/4/2026AI summary

Taiwan Considers Adjusting Civil Servant Professional Allowances and Military/Civilian/Teacher Salaries

Taiwan's Executive Yuan is reviewing proposals to significantly adjust civil servant professional allowances by the end of June and is considering a salary increase for military, civilian, and teacher personnel for the upcoming year. The government aims for a comprehensive evaluation of compensation adjustments, considering economic growth and fair distribution.

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A 30th season and an $850m franchise: is the WNBA’s rocketing growth sustainable?
Sports
5/9/2026

A 30th season and an $850m franchise: is the WNBA’s rocketing growth sustainable?

Women’s sport is in its high-growth phase. With surging salaries and new – or even revived – teams, the league has plenty to reflect on and to look forward toOpening night typically pulses with anticipation rather than gushes with nostalgia, but the New York Liberty wore a “court origins” uniform that alludes to their history as one of the WNBA’s eight founding members when they hosted the Connecticut Sun on Friday.Protracted and pugnacious negotiations between the players’ union and the league threatened to delay or even wreck the new season. But an accord that hands the players significant pay rises means the league has much to look forward to, as well as plenty to reflect on, as it celebrates 30 years. Continue reading...

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Guardian Sport
China ‘full-time children’ re-enter job market, believe experience will ease future challenges
NEWS
5/8/2026

China ‘full-time children’ re-enter job market, believe experience will ease future challenges

Three years after some Chinese youngsters chose to become “full-time children”, some said it was not a cure-all for their plight in China’s tense job market. The title “full-time children” went viral in 2023 in China, when some young people became a “full-time employee” of their parents. They received monthly salaries from their parents, ranging from 1,000 yuan (US$150) to over 5,000 yuan, depending on their parents’ pensions. In exchange, they kept their parents’ company and helped them manage...

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SCMP Economy
Hong Kong tax revenue rises 22% to HK$458.3 billion driven by stock market and property transactions
NEWS
5/4/2026AI summary

Hong Kong tax revenue rises 22% to HK$458.3 billion driven by stock market and property transactions

Hong Kong's tax revenue rose 22 per cent to HK$458.3 billion (US$58.5 billion) last year, driven by a buoyant stock market and increased property transactions. Stamp duty surged 61 per cent to HK$102.6 billion, profits tax rose 20 per cent to HK$212.6 billion, and salaries tax increased 10 per cent to HK$97.7 billion. The Commissioner of Inland Revenue attributed the growth to increased average daily turnover on Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing and a strong pipeline of initial public offerings.

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SCMP Economy
Research Links Racial Diversity in Graduate Schools to Higher Starting Salaries
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Education·4/29/2026AI summary

Research Links Racial Diversity in Graduate Schools to Higher Starting Salaries

New research published in Nature finds that graduates of business and law schools with racially diverse peer groups earn higher starting salaries. The study, analyzing data from nearly 350 schools over 20 years with nearly 3,000 business school graduates and more from law schools, shows high-diversity cohorts consistently earned above-median starting salaries. The authors argue their measurable metric could address Supreme Court concerns about affirmative action programs, which were blocked in 2023.

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Ars Technica