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The holidays are officially over, and the 2024-25 Hong Kong racing season is upon us. There are 88 meetings, 830-odd races and endless possibilities with fortunes to be won and lost. So let’s go fishing and get in the mood for the new term with some (educated) guesses about what might happen.

The US government has advised American firms of growing risks to their operations in Hong Kong, equating them to those faced in China. The updated advisory highlights legal, financial, and ...

Exploring an ambiguous relationship between a housewife and a stay-at-home husband, the play is back at Hong Kong City Hall Theatre, ahead of a mainland tour

The US said businesses operating in Hong Kong could fall afoul of national security legislation and also faced heightened legal and regulatory risks — including violating US sanctions — in an alert ...

Yama Foundation offers yoga classes and arts therapy to people with special needs. It hopes a fundraiser will end its need to rent premises ...

Epoch Times, tied to Falun Gong movement, to suspend physical edition of newspaper in Hong Kong after failing to renew lease for printing shop.

Students write about the difficult lives of many elderly in the city and how to spend time on your own – without a phone.

Visitors to the Hong Kong Museum of the War of Resistance and Coastal Defence this week were largely unaware that its recent revamp was part of a broader plan to enhance patriotic education. The museum,

The United States on Friday warned businesses of growing risks operating in Hong Kong, saying that routine activities could run afoul of the financial hub's new national security regulations.The United States has repeatedly warned that Beijing-led security regulations are putting at risk the openness that allowed Hong Kong to flourish as a trading hub.

Transport services gradually resume, people start heading to work as first No 8 signal of the year downgraded.

The Biden administration warned of the growing risks of doing business in Hong Kong, including from U.S. sanctions.

The multi-agency Hong Kong Business Advisory said that a security ordinance passed in March could affect businesses and individuals operating in the city.

Speakers at the Hong Kong Sports Economy and Tourism Summit also stress the need to get the ‘whole society’ involved when staging events.

Car clocked more than twice the 70km/h speed limit on a highway, posing a serious safety risk to other road users, police say.