A Hong Kong court on Wednesday dismissed a petition to liquidate Chinese education firm XJ International Holdings Co., dealing a blow to a group of bondholders that includes some of Asia’s most prominent hedge funds.
Can Hong Kong find its Goldilocks zone?
Too much emphasis on ‘one country’ over ‘two systems’ will hobble the dynamism that made Hong Kong such a powerful magnet to talent and capital.
Why badminton has become code for teen sex in Hong Kong
"How could they borrow a badminton racket on the spot if it happens?" She asked. To Thomas Tang, who is an amateur badminton player, the jokes and sudden increased interest in the ...
How will Hong Kong’s coming approval regime for medicines help patients? New, better drugs
Authorities plan to set up Hong Kong Centre for Medical Products Regulation in 2026-27, tasking it with conducting primary drug approvals After eight years of working on new drugs to combat superbugs, ...
Activist in landmark Hong Kong security trial says he has no remorse
The first Hong Kong activist to defend himself in person in a landmark national security trial against 47 pro-democracy campaigners said on Tuesday he had no remorse over the alleged conspiracy.
Revamping Hong Kong’s iconic ‘A Symphony of Lights’
The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) intends to commission a visionary show curator to reimagine and revitalise the renowned “A Symphony of Lights” (the Show) multimedia light and sound extravaganza.
Spanish retailer Mango snags prime Hong Kong shop at 50% discount amid retail slump
The monthly rent for the 14,000 sq ft space at Asia Standard Tower in Queen’s Road Central is HK$1.25 million (US$160,220), 55 per cent lower than the all-time high in 2012.
Fate of 7 in alleged Hong Kong ‘Dragon Slaying’ bomb plot to kill police in hands of jury
First group charged under UN anti-terrorism law could face life imprisonment if found guilty after four-month trial over alleged plot to kill police in 2019.
Li Ka Shing Foundation funds non-invasive liver cancer treatment for Hong Kong patients
Li Ka Shing Foundation donates Asia's first cutting-edge, non-invasive device for treatment of liver cancer to city's oldest university Hong Kong liver cancer patients can receive a painless treatment ...
Hong Kong democracy activist defiant during landmark trial: ‘No one wants to be ruled by totalitarian regime’
A Hong Kong democracy activist who is the first to defend himself in person during a landmark national security trial has said he “will not apologise for the beliefs and values I share with my voters.
Hong Kong teenagers told to play badminton to ‘master their sexual desires’
Teenagers should play badminton together in an effort to curb sexual urges and avoid premarital sex, according to guidance issued by Hong Kong’s education authorities. The teaching materials, ...
Hong Kong urged to change approach to scheme allowing mainland China vehicles into city
Lawmakers and a former Hong Kong leader have urged the government to take a less restrictive approach to a scheme that will allow hundreds of private cars from mainland China and Macau to enter the ...
Hong Kong political climate and high costs hitting overseas business confidence: survey
Hong Kong’s German business contingent feels “unease” about the city’s political climate and the high cost of rent for offices and housing, a survey has revealed. The poll, unveiled on Tuesday, also ...
Badminton And Books: Hong Kong’s Bizarre Fix For Teens To Fight Sexual Temptation
Hong Kong's authorities have sparked controversy with new sex education guidelines that suggest young people should focus on studying or hobbies like badminton to avoid premarital sex and other ...