Hong Kong is facing its toughest fiscal test in three decades following a painful run of mammoth deficits, with experts urging the government to make careful cuts as the economy wobbles. The Chinese ...
How a Hong Kong couple shed 50kg to be role models for their son after he asked for pizza
A child’s request for pizza to relieve stress was a wake-up call that set his parents on a quest to become the ‘best versions’ of themselves.
HSBC hauled over coals on Hong Kong scandal
The bank is sitting on £978 million of savings owed to tens of thousands living in the UK after they escaped a crackdown on pro-democracy activists by China.
Hong Kong Eyes London Fashion Week
Hong Kong’s aim of closer integration with the world’s fashion capitals was upended by the pandemic. Now it's back at London Fashion Week.
Kerry’s Hava flats sell out as stock rally lifts the mood in Hong Kong’s property market
All 250 units of Hava project, on offer at an average price of HK$10,658 per square foot, were sold out as of 4.30pm.
Hong Kong budget: can Paul Chan make needed cuts without angering the public?
The Post examines the difficulties the government faces should it cut expenditure in major spending areas, such as the HK$2 transport subsidy, public healthcare and civil servant salaries ...
Hong Kong should up its game in sports law to nurture sector, chief justice says
Andrew Cheung says ‘massive’ industry needs support from legal profession, as government touts sports-related arbitration in city.
Driver of Hong Kong school bus dies after crashing into fence
No children were travelling on the school bus when driver, 78, lost control of vehicle near police station in Ma On Shan at 6.45am on Friday
Why Hong Kong is important to mainland Chinese tech companies
Readers discuss mainland Chinese firms' interest in Hong Kong, the prospects of the city's stock market, and the quality of taxi services Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the ...
Show me the money: unveiling Hong Kong’s 10 biggest spenders in government
As finance chief urges tightening of purse strings ahead of next budget, the Post looks at which government agencies have the highest bill As Hong Kong grapples with an estimated budget deficit of ...
China’s largest bubble tea chain Mixue aims to raise $443 million in Hong Kong IPO
China's largest bubble tea and drinks firm, Mixue Group, is seeking to raise HK$3.45 billion ($443.66 million) in a Hong Kong initial public offering, a regulatory filing showed on Friday.
Bubble-Tea Giant Mixue Seeks $444 Million in Hong Kong IPO
Mixue Group, operator of China’s largest bubble-tea chain, plans to raise HK$3.45 billion ($444 million) in a Hong Kong initial public offering to help it fend off competition in the fast-growing ...
New World Development flags up to $875 million interim loss amid China’s property woes
(Reuters) -Hong Kong-based property developer New World Development said on Friday it expects to swing to a loss of up to HK$6.80 billion ($875.07 million) for the first half of fiscal 2025 on lower ...
Hong Kong Democratic Party plans to dissolve, citing ‘overall political environment’
Hong Kong's Democratic Party said Thursday it is formally dissolving what once was the main political opposition group in the city. A task force has been set up to handle the legal and financial ...