Today, Jeff Cheung will be joined by Peter Guy, our resident financial expert and, new to The Close and also in the studio is, Daniel Xystus, Founder and CEO, DAX Advisors and  seasoned markets expert with over 30 years in hedge funds and portfolio leadership and has deep expertise in markets, risk, and global asset allocation. 

Plus we’ll be hearing from Vien Tsang for an update on The National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the National Special Olympic Games. Later in the show, we’ll be talking to Joey Chan, Market Director for Hong Kong-Macau and Taiwan, Lululemon, about sustainability within the fashion and leisure sector. And rounding off the show strongly will be Iris Lee, General Manager, Hong Kong and Macau at The Coca-Cola Company, who explains everything there is to know about environmental initiatives around the use of plastic soda bottles.
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On Tuesday's programme, we'll start the programme off by talking to a legislator-elect following Sunday's Legco polls. Longtime Sai Kung District Councillor Christine Fong romped to an overwhelming victory in the New Territories South East geographical constituency with 58,828 votes. We'll ask her how she feels about winning the election, and what her priorities are after taking office.

After that, we'll look back at French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to China - which saw a number of economic agreements being signed. President Xi Jinping also hosted his French counterpart in the city of Chengdu, where they met students and visited pandas as well as an ancient dam.

After the break, we'll bring you the latest on the devastating floods that have wreaked havoc in Southeast Asia with thousand of deaths in the region. We'll learn more about what the situation is like in Southern Thailand.

And finally, we'll wrap things up by chatting with a representative from the Equal Opportunities Commission, after the equality watchdog recently held an awards ceremony to promote racial diversity in the work place

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On Tuesday’s show Steven Filby will be joined by Samuel Faveur, CEO of Mandarin Capital and Neil Newman, who is Head of Strategy at Astris Advisory for our markets discussion.
We’ll also have the latest on the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and 9th National Special Olympic Games with Vien Tsang in our National Games Now update.

In Your Money, Carolyn Wright is joined by Matthew Donahue, Vice President of Factiva Business Management at Dow Jones, who talks on getting the right data for generative AI models.
And we get a View from Japan with Stephanie Leung, CIO at Stashaway.

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On Tuesday's Brunch with Noreen, it's Noreen's very last one. After 10.40, we are chatting with children's book author Jean Lau about her Super Quirks sequel, The Birthday Mission. After 11, we turn to Operation Santa Claus. As we hear about one of the charity projects - “Dare to Dream”by Uplifters and EmpowerU. The initiative is aimed at empowering migrant domestic workers to become community leaders. We hear from Marie Kretz Di Meglio, Founder and CEO of Uplifters Limited. Finally, Rachel Liu joins us for the Daily Dose of the National Games. 

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Welcome to Tuesday's Brew. On this day in 1868 the world's frist traffic lights, well, more like railway signals... were seen on the streets of London. That's obviously a (rather clumsy) segue into our chat with biz futurist Morris Miselowski, who joins us live from Melbourne at 12:10. Listen in for more. Just down the road from Morris (literally) is Jarrod Watt, who'll give you all of this week's Aussie news at 12:40. At 1:25 from 'somewhere' in Guangdong, marathon runner and uber-fundraiser Jo Lodder will check in. He's just about to complete a 3000km run from Beijing to Hong Kong. Jo and his friend John Fan will be 'crossing the finish line' at the Kai Tak stadium this Saturday morning, after raising a lot of money for children with disabilities through the Action Asia Foundation.

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Michael Lance takes you on a night-time journey back to the classic 'smooth FM' sounds of radio days gone by. Join him every weekday evening from 10.05 until 1 the next morning for After Hours with Michael Lance. Listen to the soulful melodies of R&B, soft rock ballads that defined a generation, iconic anthems, and the pop hits that keep our hearts beating in rhythm. Rediscover your favorites and uncover hidden gems, as After Hours gives you the perfect soundtrack to your late-night adventures. So, whether you’re sliding into your comfy chair, grabbing the wheel, or surrendering to the magic of the night, tune in to After Hours with Michael Lance.
 

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Stay with us throughout the night, every night, from 1.05am until dawn, as we slowly wake up with you. Enjoy the non-stop mellow side of the 70s to the 90s at first, with some legendary ballads and soft rock hits, which gently grow in pace, moving you towards the 2000s and a perfect morning mix of happy 'new day' songs by the time the sun comes up.

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