About 30 people seen at Mong Kok gym reopened by Perface, the medical beauty firm in talks with owner of now-closed fitness giant Physical.
Chef at Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong with Michelin-star CV admits to filming upskirt clips
Eisaku Hara pleads guilty to filming women with camera pen, says he was suffering from depression after being separated from family in Japan.
Alarming drop in Hong Kong pupils’ life satisfaction sparks mental health concerns
Study reveals fall to seven-year low linked to rising bullying and academic stress; experts urge focus on early signs.
Check out the best places to devour hairy crab in Hong Kong 2024
Hongkongers, the hairy crab season is officially here! Let’s take you through the best places to eat hairy crab in Hong Kong in 2024.
Asia: Markets track Wall Street record as Hong Kong, Shanghai stabilise
ASIAN markets tracked a record day on Wall Street on Thursday, with Shanghai and Hong Kong supported by a Chinese central bank move to boost liquidity for major stock-buyers. Read more at The Business Times.
155 bus routes to be affected as 6,000 riders hit roads in Hong Kong Cyclothon
Hong Kong’s biggest cycling event will affect more than 150 bus routes, with some major roads and tunnels also closed, when 6,000 riders hit the streets on Sunday.
2 Hong Kong security guards fired after Mannings customer manhandled for ‘shoplifting’
Mannings says two plain-clothes store detectives were employed by security company, which has now had its contract terminated.
Hong Kong’s economic woes are killing off chains. Which ones have shut in recent years?
CR Care and Garrett Popcorn Shops join growing list of chains exiting market or closing down, as retail and dining landscape transforms.
China’s stock rally hits speed bump as investors await more stimulus
SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Chinese stocks tumbled on Wednesday alongside their Hong Kong peers, as investors sought to profit from a blistering rally, which was dampened by the lack of powerful stimulus measures to revive the economy.
Would ending Hong Kong liquor tax, delaying shisha ban and extending MTR hours help bars?
Hong Kong Bar and Club Association urges measures to help revitalise industry amid growing trend of cross-border spending.
Hong Kong Stocks Fall Most Since 2008 as China Stimulus Trade Fizzles
China is back to work after the fall "Golden Week" holiday, and the sheen is coming off a recent market rally. A briefing from the country's top economic planner, the National Development and Reform ...
Hong Kong building firms owe HK$290 million in unpaid wages, subcontractor fees, union says
Hong Kong Construction Industry Employees General Union says HK$70 million is owed in unpaid wages and benefits.
Yen for Hong Kong: Japanese tourists are returning in droves, but for how long?
Japanese tourist arrivals to Hong Kong are up 106 per cent so far this year, but industry analysts say the weak yen threatens further growth.
Hong Kong Dollar Funding Costs Slip as Local Stock Frenzy Fades
A gauge of interbank borrowing costs in Hong Kong dropped for the first time in 13 sessions as local stocks retreated following a rally fueled by China’s stimulus blitz.