Kerry Properties—controlled by Malaysia’s richest person Robert Kuok—has agreed to sell two of its warehouses in Hong Kong to China Resources Logistics, a unit of state-owned China Resources Group, ... ( read original story ...)
Greater Bay Area residents will soon be able to buy wealth management, beauty and medical services from Hong Kong’s 11 Skies complex
Nearly 20 companies from the finance, wealth management, beauty and medical services sectors will open offices at the three office towers, targeting GBA residents. ( read original story ...)
Meet The High-Tech Urban Farmer Growing Vegetables Inside Hong Kong’s Skyscrapers
Gordon Tam, cofounder and CEO of vertical farming company Farm66, wants to show that agriculture, combined with technology, has a promising future in cities, deserts and even in outer space. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong should resume quarantine-free travel with foreign countries first, chief of leading business chamber in city urges government
Betty Yuen, new chairwoman of Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, warns of damage to financial opportunities in city, says clear road map on travel resumption needed. ( read original story ...)
Rescuing Hong Kong’s reputation will take more than just a PR revamp
By Anant Deboor. Earlier this week, lawmaker Regina Ip wrote an excellent piece headlined “Hong Kong has a PR problem – time to put an expert in charg ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong suicides through history – from jumping into the harbour to eating poison to leaping off buildings
The means may have evolved along with the city but Hong Kong’s unforgiving climate has long seen individuals taking the ultimate step to end it all. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong art gallery owner who went from film to photography to opening Blindspot in Wong Chuk Hang
Mimi Chun, the New York-born founder of Blindspot Gallery, which focuses on photographic works, talks about her journey in art and finding her feet in Hong Kong after a rough few years. ( read original story ...)
Top-level racing from Ireland to Kentucky to Hong Kong on weekend schedule
The Preakness Stakes is far from the only major event on the weekend horse racing calendar, with top races from Ireland to Japan and Hong Kong, with a stop for crab cakes in Baltimore. ( read original story ...)
Amnesty International has left Hong Kong but there will still be candles in the darkness
By Chow Hang-tung, human rights activist, Tiananmen vigil organizer and barrister, currently jailed in Hong Kong It was a sad moment when Amnesty International closed its Hong Kong offices after ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong biotech Prenetics tumbles after Nasdaq debut
Biotech company Prenetics has lost more than one-third of its value since listing on the Nasdaq this week, as the Hong Kong startup's chief executive warned that a key virus-screening business was set ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong ‘Still Matters’ for Business but Faces Political Uncertainty
But a rising risk of doing business in the Hong Kong special administrative region, as it’s known, is “the fact that there are now two sometimes inconsistent bodies of law operating in Hong Kong — the ... ( read original story ...)
CEO of Hong Kong testing company Prenetics looks beyond COVID
Hong Kong biotech start up Prenetics anticipates its covid-related business to be slashed after covid testing made up three quarters of its revenue last year, the company's CEO said on Thursday after ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s Top Female Entrepreneurs: Kaye Dong
A mother and a foster mother who runs two businesses, we chat to Kaye Dong of The New Moon and The Good Studio, and K For Kids Foundation, ... ( read original story ...)
HSBC break-up proposal gains support in Hong Kong amid dividend drought
Smarting from HSBC Holdings’ move to scrap its dividend during the height of the pandemic, the bank’s largely silent mass of retail shareholders in Hong Kong is warming up to the idea of a break-up. ( read original story ...)