Indonesian courier services startup J&T Global Express said on Monday it planned to raise up to HK$3.92 billion ($500.97 million) in its Hong Kong initial public offering.
5 to appear in Hong Kong court after 10 arrested over criminal damage allegations involving courier firm shops in Tuen Mun, Sha Tau Kok
Ten arrested in connection with criminal damage allegations involving courier firm's shops in Tuen Mun and Sha Tau Kok Police say five men to appear at Fanling Court on Monday in connection with ...
HKTB Invites Visitors and Locals to “Hallo” Hong Kong Halloween
Look out for adorable Halloween friends across Hong Kong! Smiley pumpkins, mischievous spirits and candy pops will show up in different corners of Hon ...
5 to appear in Hong Kong court after 10 arrested over criminal damage allegations involving courier firm’s shops in Tuen Mun and Sha Tau Kok
Hong Kong police have arrested 10 men in connection with five criminal damage allegations involving branches of a courier service in Tuen Mun and Sha Tau Kok. The men, all aged 17 to 41 and with a ...
Hong Kong transport operators facing labour crunch prepare for first batch of drivers from mainland China
Hong Kong’s ongoing labour crunch led the Transport and Logistics Bureau to invite transport operators to apply in mid-July to bring in the mainland drivers.
Commentary: To bring back nightlife, Hong Kong needs to upgrade its night markets
Hong Kong has launched a campaign to save its nightlife businesses, but the efforts have not been well-received so far, says former journalist Jacky Leung.
Harbour City, K11 Musea among Hong Kong’s most Instagrammable malls as retail segment vies for social media pull
Hong Kong’s shopping centres are competing with each other for social media posts, with social e-commerce seen as a big contributor to footfall and sales in years ahead.
Trouble brewing for Flash Coffee? Company quits Singapore, but vows to maintain hold in Hong Kong
Flash Coffee says company has shut down stores in Singapore, days after online video shows branch in city state closed and notice announcing staff strike.
‘Night Vibes Hong Kong’: Wan Chai waterfront carnival draws crowds, but lack of English signs leave some hungry tourists guessing
Second phase of government-organised carnival sees steady uptick in visitors after first leg abruptly suspended in anticipation of storm Koinu last weekend Vendors express relief at stream of ...
Nigerian officials seek anti-corruption wisdom in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has unveiled plans to launch an academy designed to share its anti-corruption expertise with officials from various nations, as announced by the ...
Hong Kong’s crypto hub dream mired in high costs, other barriers one year on, with JPEX but one stumbling block
Getting licensed as a virtual asset trading platform in Hong Kong can cost more than US$7 million, and success is not guaranteed Some crypto companies have sought to capitalise on the hype for the ...
Why are more Hong Kong young offenders getting involved in money laundering, fraud cases? Promise of quick cash a strong lure
In Hong Kong, only those above 10 years old are held accountable ... delivering photocopied documents to an alleged former business partner of his friend. Before he could be paid, however, a group of ...
Hong Kong authorities give the green light to 2 more trial projects to use hydrogen for producing electricity
Hong Kong authorities have agreed in principle to give two more trial projects the green light to use hydrogen to generate electricity. A spokesman for the Environment and Ecology Bureau on Friday ...
Hong Kong business correspondent on China’s response to Israel-Hamas conflict
China has ruffled a few feathers weighing into the Israel-Hamas conflict. It’s called for establishing an independent Palestinian state, but stopped short ...