A Hong Kong school principal is under fire after a viral video showed him yelling and swearing at security personnel over a supposed parking dispute during a school trip to Singapore.The video ...
Hong Kong banks replace burnt cash from residents of fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court
Monetary Authority introduced measures last December allowing three note-issuing banks to provide one-stop exchange service for damaged money.
Hong Kong urged to extend stock trading hours to keep up with rivals
Hong Kong has been urged to extend its stock trading hours to maintain its status as an international financial hub, as competitors move towards near 24-hour operations to capture global liquidity.
Singapore, Hong Kong to lead Asia’s growth : UBS GWM
Young Jin Yee from UBS Global Wealth Management expects Singapore and Hong Kong to see the strongest growth in Asia, adding that APAC is likely to record the fastest growth in the number of ...
Rich environments: Hong Kong banks pour money into wealth centres in pricey premises
HSBC, Standard Chartered and CNCBI splash out on large, harbour-view locations to lure wealthy clients and their fee income HSBC Holdings and its subsidiary Hang Seng Bank, Standard Chartered Bank and China Citic Bank International (CNCBI) are among the major lenders rushing to open luxury wealth centres in Hong Kong to capture high-net-worth customers.
Revelers pack a Hong Kong island for a bun festival, a century-old tradition
Hong Kong's iconic bun festival draws crowds to Cheung Chau island to celebrate a century-old tradition for peace and blessings.
Hong Kong school ordered to explain after principal swears on Singapore trip
Footage posted on social media shows man arguing with two security guards from doorway of coach and then swearing.
Hong Kong’s Paul Chan urges closer Europe ties, dialogue to work out differences
Finance chief says opportunities exist to tap city's capital markets, while acknowledging concerns over trade imbalances Hong Kong's finance chief has called for deeper cooperation and dialogue with Europe despite disagreements on some issues,
Crowds top 10,000 at Hong Kong’s Cheung Chau Bun Festival as parade draws visitors
Several tourists say they came to see Piu Sik parade, where children dressed as deities and Middle Eastern oil moguls are carried on the streets.
How Mr Mahjong is telling Hong Kong stories through his one-of-a-kind outdoor exhibition
Daniel Wu, a self-professed terrible mahjong player, takes pieces from the traditional tile-based game and carves ‘almost anything’ on them.
‘We are very proud,’ John Lee tells first Hong Kong astronaut ahead of space flight
Your participation in this mission shows our country’s recognition of you,’ city leader says in video call to Lai Ka-ying.
Mainland brands power Hong Kong retail recovery as F&B is joined by fashion and beauty
In the first four months of the year, more than one fifth of new entrants in the city's retail market were mainland brands, according to JLL Hong Kong is likely to attract more mainland Chinese retail ...
Is Hong Kong following Beijing’s lead and ousting Western tech?
A task force is implementing domestic technology in the mainland Chinese public sector, while Hong Kong has no official related policy.
‘Let’s give it a try’: motion sickness no barrier for Hong Kong’s first astronaut
Lai Ka-ying says sheer willpower helped her pass parts of the gruelling selection process for China’s Shenzhou-23 mission.