Nearly 1,000 teachers have left Hong Kong in the past school year in the wake of a China-drafted national security law and strict Covid-zero policies. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong quarantine pushes Cathay pilots to ‘breaking point’
Cathay Pacific has been hit by a wave of pilot resignations in recent weeks as resentment over Hong Kong's strict quarantine regime boils over and crew scramble for emerging opportunities overseas. ( read original story ...)
New ‘disruptive’ trail running tracking tool wins Hong Kong government technology award
A more accurate, cheaper, interactive trail tracking technology could change trail races for consumers and organisers, making the sport safer and easier to follow. ( read original story ...)
WTA suspends all tournaments in China, Hong Kong
The Women’s Tennis Association is taking action over concerns about the safety and well-being of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. Tennis officials say they have serious doubts she’s free and safe. ( read original story ...)
GS1 Hong Kong Hosted The 7th Food Safety Forum
GS1 Hong Kong (GS1 HK) hosted the 7th Food Safety Forum with the theme "Food Safety in Times of Crisis: Rethink, Reset, Revive" today, exploring ways to tackle the food safety and supply issues caused ... ( read original story ...)
Rally against anti-Asian hate in London devolves into brawl as Hong Kong and Chinese protestors clash
A group of Hong Kongers clashed with Chinese protesters who were holding a rally against racism over the weekend in London. The Chinese side: Human rights group Min Quan Legal Centre and several ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong luxury home sales recover from Covid-19-induced slump, to hit record high this year
Luxury home sales in Hong Kong are likely to hit a record high this year, after activity slumped last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong bans non-resident arrivals from Canada amid fears of Omicron variant
Canada has been added to the list of “high-risk” countries, Hong Kong government officials announced Monday. Residents of Hong Kong will have to ... ( read original story ...)
Kaisa Abandons Hong Kong Developments in Race to Avoid Default
Chinese property developer Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd. has gone from being an up-and-coming player in Hong Kong’s property market to a desperate seller. ( read original story ...)
Women’s Tennis Tournaments in China, Hong Kong Suspended Amid Peng Shuai Controversy
"China's leaders have left the WTA with no choice," WTA Chairman Scott Simon said on Wednesday regarding the decision to suspend tournaments. ( read original story ...)
CEO of Women’s Tennis Association suspends all tournaments in China and Hong Kong over Peng Shuai controversy
"I don't see how I can ask our athletes to compete there when Peng Shuai is not allowed to communicate freely," CEO Steve Simon said in a statement. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s secondary schools lose 4,500 students and 1,000 teachers in single year amid wider emigration wave, poll finds
Just 2,700 students and 498 teachers left in the 2019-20 academic year, according to association of principals, which warns of brain drain out of Hong Kong and threat to education standards. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong subsidised flat buyers earned ‘more than HK$2.5 million each’ in quick resales, concern group calls for speculation curbs
Federation of Public Housing Estates flags profiteering practice in which buyers resold properties three to five years after purchase, at double the original tag Housing Authority adviser says it will ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong drug treatment centre calls on social welfare officials for help after fire leaves residents in housing bind
Electricity cut off and facilities damaged after fire broke out at Christian New Life Association in Yuen Long on Wednesday morning. ( read original story ...)