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Why we love horror movies: The science behind the thrill

I ain’t afraid of no ghosts. But it can be fun to believe in them for a bit. Especially when it’s on a screen – where sudden revelations come with music and when you switch the telly off, the scary bit is over. Or so you tell yourself. If you find yourself drawn to dark storylines where something goes bump in the night, you really aren’t alone. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf…

Why we love horror movies: The science behind the thrill

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CE eyes stronger ties with AIIB for regional growth

Chief Executive John Lee expressed hope on Monday that Hong Kong and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) could strengthen collaboration in areas such as transition finance, technology and…

  • Chief Executive John Lee expresses optimism about stronger ties with AIIB.
  • Meeting at Government House focuses on collaboration in finance, tech, and talent.
  • Hong Kong to host AIIB office, leveraging its financial hub status.

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