Panel speakers at China Conference in Nansha discuss how infrastructure development shapes cross-border flows of people and goods.
Hong Kong’s talent pool can help turn Greater Bay Area into biomedical hub, experts say
The Greater Bay Area (GBA) has potential as a hub for biomedical innovation, thanks in part to Hong Kong’s basic research capabilities and status as a financial centre, but the region needs closer ...
Durham biotech startup raises $175 million as it starts novel gene therapy trial
It’s a kind of control that no one has ever tried before in patients,” Tune’s chief scientific officer said Monday.
Hong Kong’s Hysan celebrates more than a century of shaping the city’s growth
The company marked this achievement with a gala dinner, welcoming more than 200 guests to honour the past and embrace the future.
Key Beijing official in Hong Kong calls for white paper to elevate capital market
Hong Kong has shortcomings in market regulation, transaction costs and corporate governance, liaison office deputy Qi Bin tells Capital Markets Forum.
Hong Kong court serves tokenized legal notice to illicit Tron wallets
Hong Kong’s tokenized legal notice prevents ignorance as a defense for anyone transacting with suspicious wallets named by the court.
This ‘grandma’s game’ is taking Hong Kong – and all ages – by storm
Once a niche sport, pickleball has captivated the city and players of every age – even Taylor Swift and Michael Phelps are fans.
Slew of indebted Chinese developers face reckoning in Hong Kong courts
Sunac and Shimao have received new liquidation petitions, while Country Garden and Times China face court hearings this month.
Off-duty Hong Kong police officer tries to snatch colleague’s gun after arrest
Source says scuffle broke out inside Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station after off-duty officer arrested for allegedly taking upskirt photo of woman.
Thailand set to roll out measures on visitor safety, Hong Kong official says
Security official Michael Cheuk expresses hope 12 Hong Kong residents stuck in Southeast Asia can be brought home before Lunar New Year.
Hong Kong’s IPO market excites global funds, bankers as jumbo deals return, CICC says
Foshan Haitian Flavouring, CATL are among mainland industry leaders planning billion-dollar IPOs as China deepens market connectivity.
Exclusive-China to Cut Pay by Half for Staff at Top Financial Regulators, Sources Say
China is set to slash pay for staff at its top three financial regulators, including the central bank, by about half, as part of a regulatory revamp unveiled in 2023 to bring their salaries in line ...
Regina Ip’s party proposes higher traffic fines to cut Hong Kong deficit
A Hong Kong party headed by a top government adviser has suggested increasing traffic fines, tunnel fees and property rates, as well as freezing civil service salaries, in a bid to reduce the city’s ...
Hong Kong watchdog logs 179 complaints over e-vehicles, charging services
Consumer Council shares figure for 2024 after noting rise in recent complaints focusing on charging services, such as unclear fee instructions.