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Post reporter posing as mainland jobseeker contacts Chinese employment agents; Hong Kong lawmaker warns mainlanders to be wary of such job offers.

Each week, two readers debate a hot topic in a showdown that does not necessarily reflect their personal viewpoints. This week, they discuss whether self-driving cars would improve lives for drivers ...

A Hong Kong university has fired a professor who researches China's deadly 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown after the city denied her a visa extension.Rowena He was an associate professor of history at ...

In one case, police were alerted after a man was seen throwing stones at an egret at Tsing Yi Promenade, leaving the bird unable to fly.

Sometimes I wake up and I am blind in my left eye. My sight comes back eventually, but it is terrifying,’ says Egyptian woman diagnosed with hemiplegia.

The city is grappling with an exodus of citizens and a plummeting birthrate. Its solution: Subsidize baby-making.

Court of Final Appeal grants request by justice secretary for leeway on applying for an extension of time limit on establishing mechanism.

Questions remain on whether Hong Kong's easing of property measures is enough to boost market sentiment and low transaction volumes for the private housing sector. For the market to fully recover, ...

Another billionaire has been minted thanks to the online shopping boom that’s expanding from China to Southeast Asia.

Hong Kong’s exports in September fell again, extending their longest streak of monthly declines, as weak demand and China’s uncertain recovery continue to weigh on the financial hub.

Hong Kong leader John Lee used his policy address on Wednesday to sound the alarm on the threat of "soft resistance" -- a vague term used by Chinese politicians to signal a new chapter in their crackdown against dissent.

The TSA is investigating how Senator Jeff Wilson's revolver was not detected when he passed through airport security, CNN reported.

Japanese investment bank Nomura Holdings has laid off about 10 of its Hong Kong-based investment bankers, including some who were focused on China-related deals, said two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.

Hong Kong leader John Lee said Wednesday that the semi-autonomous city would create its own national security law in 2024, four years after Beijing imposed sweeping legislation aimed at silencing dissent.