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For Raymond Tsoi, Hong Kong’s current property slump feels like déjà vu. The veteran investor and chairman of Asia Property Holdings, best known for his part in the HK$40.2 billion (US$5.2 billion) ...

The life expectancy of an infant with Tay-Sachs disease, which has no cure, is two to four years. The Hong Kong-based parents of Freya Maclay talk about their mission to raise awareness of the disease ...

Fans flock to Convention and Exhibition Centre, with hit films such as Deadpool and Wolverine set to add to buzz ...

Three High Court judges reject Apple Daily founder’s claim that evidence is too weak to have any reasonable prospect of conviction ...

Thousands of cosplayers are attending Hong Kong’s annual Ani-Com and Games fair at the convention centre in Wan Chai.

To enhance students’ interest, skills and awareness in science and technology, the city’s schools must go beyond preparing them for exams.

Everything you need to know as the world’s focus turns to the French capital, where the best athletes on the planet prepare for action.

From London to New York, Shanghai to Dubai, cities around the world continue to rise toward atmospheric heights.

Victims rights advocate urges government to consider requiring contractors to adopt AI technologies after fatal accident.

Themed carriages featuring beloved Japanese cartoon character set for service on cross-border rail, with MTR Corp hoping for tourism boost.

Hong Kong’s audit regulator, the Accounting and Financial Reporting Council (AFRC), says it expects all audit firms and their staff to comply with ...

Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine is the highlight of this weekend’s things to do in Hong Kong, but if Marvel films are not your bag, how about a ninja challenge, or a photo exhibition? And there’s more.

The Wedding Planner Hong Kong 婚禮統籌師 has announced the launch of its new virtual bridal shower services. This service meets the rising demand for online celebration options. With virtual events becoming more popular,

Chan Siun-kuen left rural China in the slipstream of the revolution for a rapidly urbanising Hong Kong. His herb garden restores a connection to forgotten traditions and the healing power of plants ...