Readers discuss Hong Kong's plans for an information and technology zone at the northern border, the proposed monthly firework displays, crowds on a bus route popular with tourists, and the need for a ...
Alibaba’s Media Arm to Invest $640 Million in Hong Kong Entertainment
Alibaba Group’s media and entertainment arm will invest in movies, television dramas and creative events in Hong Kong over the next five years.
In Hong Kong, companies do not know what to worry about or why
In Hong Kong, a city that is adapting to life under a Beijing-imposed national security law and introducing its own version of it, global companies are bringing in practical barriers to doing business ...
Hong Kong’s exhibition centre nears pre-Covid numbers as trade fairs return from Singapore and new crypto event signs on
The number of events in the second half of 2023 hit 84 per cent of the pre-pandemic level and is on track to match it this year, top executive says.
Hong Kong private CUHK Medical Centre posts higher-than-expected annual loss of HK$734 million
Private hospital records annual loss of about 30 per cent more than HK$564 million initially forecast under loan renegotiation.
Accelerating Hong Kong’s next wave of innovation
HKTDC’s Start-up Express International is a pitching contest open to global entrepreneurs that hone their skills, connect them with partners and investors, and boost their global visibility ...
Hong Kong’s SFC proposes slashing Stock Connect threshold by 80 per cent to draw mainland funds to city’s market
The minimum asset requirement for investing in Hong Kong equities via the Stock Connect scheme should be cut to 100,000 yuan (US$13,900) from 500,000 yuan, SFC chairman Tim Lui says.
Filmart: Alibaba Set to Inject $640M Into Hong Kong Entertainment Industry
Movies, TV dramas, events and scholarships were announced as part of the Chinese giant's shift into support for the territory.
Sen Hawley warns consulting firms against working with China to ‘undermine America’
Sen. Josh Hawley demands McKinsey & Company to disclose past or current contracts with Chinese regime amid national security concerns.
How Ian Narev copied CBA’s tech success at Seek
The project is being talked about by McKinsey as a possible case study for its global ... which has just been done within three weeks for the Kowloon jobs market in Hong Kong, using the traditional ...
Hong Kong stocks firm as China inflation report triggers hopes of consumer demand rebound
Hong Kong stock market began the week on a firm note amid signs of a demand pickup in the world’s second largest economy and following positive investor flow data.
Hong Kong Defends External Interference Charge in Security Bill
Hong Kong’s top security official sought to reassure lawmakers that business activities in the finance hub won’t be affected by new external interference offenses included in security legislation ...
Nepal fans enliven Hong Kong T20 games but can city draw cricket crowd regularly? Coach Simon Willis says results upturn is a start
Hong Kong coach Simon Willis hopes his improving team can ‘inspire the next generation’, and draw more local supporters to matches.
How ‘army camp food’ became a staple of Hong Kong cafe menus – South Asian fare that spread from stalls near barracks where soldiers ate
Humble roadside food stalls introduced hungry Hongkongers to spicy but affordable South Asian delicacies that originated in the British Army garrisons stationed across the New Territories.