Health product chain CR Care will close all 19 of its Hong Kong branches next month, citing “external uncertainties” and various “operational challenges.” In a Facebook post shared on Tuesday, the chain store – owned by mainland conglomerate China Resources Pharmaceutical Group Limited – said all of their shops in Hong Kong will close from ...
Bibigo Bapsang opens first global location in Hong Kong
Hong Kong hospitality group Lai Sun Dining has collaborated with Korea’s leading food company CJ CheilJedang to launch Bibigo Bapsang, a casual Korean venue in the heart of Central. Aside from providing diners with affordable and authentic Korean dishes, this all-new eatery is the brand’s global flagship location.
Turandot ‘a Chinese story we need to grab hold of’, Hong Kong production’s director says
Director Jia Ding explains why his Opera Hong Kong production of rare Western work ‘that talks about China’ has to be historically accurate.
Hong Kong, Macao aim to be global talent hubs
Building Hong Kong into an international talent hub will help address the city's challenges related to its aging population and labor shortage. The welcome influx of talent will also spur the growth ...
Citigroup boosts Hong Kong team to support mainland Chinese companies’ global expansion
Wall Street bank strengthens advisory services team as it targets mid-sized companies with specialised banking services Citigroup's commercial banking arm will make strategic hires in Hong Kong under ...
Hong Kong’s anti-corruption agency charges 4 over wages for ParknShop ‘ghost workers’
Suspects allegedly conspired to deceive company over wages amounting to more than HK$3.2 million by falsifying attendance records.
Chery Is Said to Consider Hong Kong IPO for $7 Billion Auto Unit
Chery Holdings Co. is considering a Hong Kong initial public offering for its automotive unit that could value it at about 50 billion yuan ($7.1 billion), according to people familiar with the matter.
How Hong Kong’s next generation of ethnic minority lawyers is beating stereotypes
Lack of diversity in legal sector is driving two young members of ethnic minority groups to inspire others to practise law.
Hong Kong plans to install thousands of surveillance cameras. Critics say it’s more proof the city is moving closer to China
Glance up while strolling through parts of downtown Hong Kong and, chances are, you’ll notice the glassy black lens of a surveillance camera trained on the city’s crowded streets.
West must stop putting ‘inappropriate pressure’ on Hong Kong’s foreign judges: official
Deputy Secretary for Justice Horace Cheung issues call after decision by Britain’s Nicholas Addison Phillips to step down from top court.
IOC-backed group picks Hong Kong for inaugural wakesurf world championships
Tai Po Waterfront Park will welcome 160 athletes for World Wakesurf Championships, including 30 representing city.
Hong Kong police must release any body camera footage of fatal shooting, says family of mentally ill man
Brother of deceased says he has reason to believe responding officers had not turned on body cameras before confrontation on September 15 ...
Hong Kong stock market boom local restaurants a boost amid National Day ‘golden week’ break
Hotel industry also reports increase occupancy levels at some small and medium-sized venues, amid growing trend of last minute bookings.
Hong Kong police offer free trackers to children with special needs
Hong Kong police are expanding a programme offering free Bluetooth trackers to children with special needs after a rise in missing cases in Kowloon East.