Hong Kong car park may sell for $2.2 billion

Hong Kong’s government has announced the first sale of commercial land in the city’s central business district in more than 20 years. The site, currently used as a multi-story car park in Murray Road, Central, is about 31,000 square feet. The plot is ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong reports 2nd human case of bird flu this season

HONG KONG -- Hong Kong on Friday confirmed its second human case of bird flu this season, days after an elderly man died of the virus. A 70-year-old man, who had travelled to the Chinese cities of Shenzhen and Zhongshan earlier in December, tested positive ... ( read original story ...)

Regina Ip: The 'Iron Lady' who wants to lead Hong Kong

Regina Ip wants to become Hong Kong's most powerful politician - and she's not shy about it. The BBC's Helier Cheung profiles the straight-talking "Iron Lady" as part of a series on the Asian women likely to make the news in 2017. Her uncompromising stance ... ( read original story ...)

In Hong Kong, a Model for Aging with Grace

HONG KONG — With a daily schedule that includes catwalks, commercials and acting lessons, 58-year-old Regina Chan appears to lead a glamorous life. "It's a rewarding job, not in terms of monetary rewards, but to me it's ... fulfilling," she says of her job. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong needs to develop a balanced view of innovation

As a professor specializing in science, technology and innovation studies, I remind my students to maintain a balanced view of innovation, particularly as it occurs in Hong Kong. While some of the news about innovation in Hong Kong is less than inspiring ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong's cats offer insight into city's past

Four-legged "assistants" can be found perched in certain shops across Hong Kong, keeping a nonchalant eye on business while the city does its non-stop bustle past their storefronts. Their presence has inspired Dutch photographer Marcel Heijnen to make them ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Stocks Rise From Five-Month Low as Energy Shares Gain

Hong Kong stocks rose from a five-month low as they traded for the first time this week, with advances by energy shares outweighing losses from property companies and casino operators. The Hang Seng Index added 0.4 percent to 21,653.46 at 1:45 p.m. local time. ( read original story ...)