SHKP raises prices by nearly 10 per cent after first two batches sold out at levels 20 per cent below second-hand flats.
Hong Kong Dollar Tests Strong End of Trading Band for Second Day
The Hong Kong dollar tested the strong end of its allowable trading band for a second session Monday, as regional currencies rally amid broad weakness in the greenback.
Hong Kong drone operators want less red tape to stage bigger shows, expand uses
Providers want to explore staging bigger shows and performing corporate or government activities such as firefighting and police operations.
Hong Kong: Targeting of Exiled Activists’ Families Escalates
The Hong Kong police arrested the father of a prominent US-based activist, Anna Kwok, on April 30, 2025, and charged him with a national security crime.
Spark Deep Dive: How community pharmacies could help Hong Kong’s public heathcare system
These pharmacies could offer medical advice, monitor patients and dispense medication, relieving the burden on the city’s crowded hospitals.
China’s Ant Group plans to list overseas unit in Hong Kong, report says
Ant Group, an affiliate of China's e-commerce giant Alibaba Group plans to list its overseas arm, Ant International, on the Hong Kong stock exchange, Chinese media reported, citing unnamed sources.
Tony Cruz celebrates 2,500 Hong Kong wins as a jockey and trainer after Sha Tin double
Tony Cruz’s status as a legend of Hong Kong racing elevated to a new level again on Sunday when he reached 2,500 wins as a jockey and trainer with a double at Sha ...
Hong Kong Looks Inward to Reinvent Itself
Chan has devoted herself to preserving Hong Kong Cantonese cuisine, but what does preservation even mean in a city like Hong Kong, born of English colonialism on Chinese soil, a capital of capitalism, ...
Peter Yung’s The System, a rediscovered gem of Hong Kong New Wave cinema
As a restored version of Peter Yung’s 1979 police drama The System is released, the Hong Kong filmmaker talks to PostMag.
Which Hong Kong districts have the most quick chargers for electric vehicles?
Uneven distribution of chargers with output power of between 20 and 99 kilowatts raises concerns about whether supply sufficient to support development goals.
Hong Kong man ordered to leave NZ after breaking cat’s bones while toilet training, showering it
A Hong Kong national has been ordered to leave New Zealand after he injured his pet cat while trying to toilet train and shower it, leaving it with 13 frac ...
Hong Kong authority intervenes in market to check local currency’s rise
Hong Kong's de-facto central bank said it sold HK$46.54 billion ($6 billion) into the market on Saturday to prevent the local currency from strengthening beyond its official peg to the U.S. dollar, ...
Hong Kong doctor says clinic in hot water owes him up to HK$800,000 in wages
A former full-time doctor at the Alliance Medical Group in Hong Kong has said the firm’s sudden closure followed months of financial instability, leaving him with unpaid wages of up to HK$800,000 ...
Hong Kong Buys US Dollars to Maintain FX Peg in First Since 2020
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority bought US dollars to cap the gains of the city’s currency, the first such intervention since 2020.