Hong Kong, Macau and Guangdong province are to cast aside decades of competing for tourists and work together to attract visitors to stay longer, starting with packages to extend visitors’ three-day a... ( read original story ...)
Real test for Hong Kong’s economy comes at Lunar New Year as new wave of tariffs hit amid US-China trade war
Hong Kong’s economy will be tested early next year as a new wave of American tariffs on Chinese goods kick in and trigger many small manufacturers across the border to go under, the city’s trade promo... ( read original story ...)
Uber says it has changed its ways and is willing to partner with Hong Kong government to help smart city plan
Controversial ride-hailing firm Uber has called for a partnership with the Hong Kong government to address the city’s mobility future as it vowed to change its unruly behaviour and to mend relations w... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong is still wet behind the ears at 21 since return to Chinese rule, as she figures out her role
But 21 years after returning to China under the “one country, two systems” policy, Hong Kong is still at a relatively young age and in the process of learning before standing on solid ground. Put simp... ( read original story ...)
Chinese dissident Badiucao’s Hong Kong show cancelled over ‘threats’
Last month Hong Kong refused to renew a work visa for Victor Mallet, the Asia news editor of the Financial Times, sparking concerns from the UK government. Mr Mallet is also vice-president of the city ... ( read original story ...)
Australian artist Badiucao’s Hong Kong show cancelled after ‘threats’ from China
Last month, Hong Kong authorities refused to renew a work visa for the Asia news editor of the Financial Times, soon after he hosted a talk by an independence activist at the city's Foreign Correspond... ( read original story ...)
Chinese dissident Badicuao’s Hong Kong show cancelled over ‘threats’
Last month Hong Kong refused to renew a work visa for Victor Mallet, the Asia news editor of the Financial Times, sparking concerns from the UK government. Mr Mallet is also vice-president of the city ... ( read original story ...)
Journalist’s Expulsion Casts Shadow on Hong Kong’s Future
a law professor at the University of Hong Kong, of the decision to expel Victor Mallet, the Asia news editor of The Financial Times. “It has a huge impact. I don’t know whether it was intended or not, ... ( read original story ...)
The contentious history of Hong Kong’s bauhinia flower flag
Every morning, two flags, not one, fly over Hong Kong – China’s five-starred red flag and Hong Kong’s bauhinia flower flag are raised outside government buildings and transport hubs. The national flag ... ( read original story ...)
Shark fin: Cathay Pacific among major Hong Kong firms uniting in pledge to end global trade
Major corporations across five industries in Hong Kong on Friday signed a pledge to put an end to the global trade in shark fin. Airline Cathay Pacific was joined by businesses ranging from hotels to ... ( read original story ...)
Raymond Chow: Hong Kong film mogul who discovered Bruce Lee dies at 91
The Hong Kong film producer Raymond Chow - who introduced martial arts legend Bruce Lee to the world - has died at the age of 91. Their first film together, 1971's The Big Boss, set new box office rec... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong art show cancelled after ‘China threats’
"We are sorry to announce that the exhibition 'Gongle' by Chinese artist Badiucao has been cancelled out of safety concerns," said the statement on the news website Hong Kong Free Press, one of the ev... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Exchange Prepares for Blockchain Trading Platform
Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing Limited (HKEX) has joined forces with Digital Asset to develop a blockchain platform for post-trade allocation and processing of trades. This alliance was created ... ( read original story ...)
A third of Hong Kong children have special educational needs – and the city is failing them
An audit report published earlier this year showed that one in three pupils in Hong Kong aged eight or older were identified as having special educational needs (SEN) for the first time in the previou... ( read original story ...)