Google and OpenAI haven’t rolled out AI chatbots to the city, putting it alongside mainland China and North Korea.
Hong Kong’s shortage of healthcare professionals not related to patient’s attack on women in shopping centre, says official
Acting secretary for health Dr Libby Lee says it's not a must to follow international recommendations because local situation must be considered Government adviser disagrees saying professionals have ...
BREAKING: Hong Kong court adjourns hearing of gov’t application to ban protest song ‘Glory to Hong Kong’
Hong Kong’s Court of First Instance has adjourned a hearing about whether to grant an injunction banning pro-democracy protest song Glory to Hong Kong. Judge Wilson Chan on Monday adjourned a hearing dealing with an application from the government for an interim injunction on the song until July 21.
Hong Kong should be ‘very sensitive’ when drafting local security law to safeguard nat’l security, justice sec. says
The Hong Kong government should expedite the legislation of the city’s own security law, Secretary for Justice Paul Lam has said, adding that “some achievement should be made within this year, otherwise no later than next year”.
Ducking out: Hong Kong inflatable duck art deflates
STORY: One of Hong Kong's giant rubber inflatables ducked out just hours after appearingto the disappointment of people coming to see them in scorching heatThe 'Double Ducks' are part of an art ...
Hong Kong legislator encourages Coinbase to set up shop in city under new crypto rules
Local legislator suggests global cryptocurrency exchanges such as U.S.-based Coinbase set up operations in Hong Kong as the city’s new licensing regime for crypto retail trading took effect on June 1.
WeWork’s minority-owned China unit eyes Hong Kong expansion on back of demand from Web3 and crypto firms, mainland border reopening
The firm, in which Shanghai-based investment firm Trustbridge Partners holds a more than 51 per cent share and WeWork Global has a minority stake, is seeing more Chinese firms turning to flexible ...
Hong Kong Economy to Grow Faster, Singapore to Slow, Survey Says
Hong Kong’s economy is expected to grow faster than previously forecast this year as consumer spending rebounds, while growth in rival financial hub Singapore is likely to slow as global demand ...
Struggles of divorced fathers in Hong Kong custody battles to show they can also care for their children
Ahead of Father’s Day, a recently divorced dad shares his hope that society will recognise fatherhood’s importance for a child’s well-being.
Lord mayor of London visits Hong Kong for first time in 3 years, after making trip to build ties in mainland China
Lord Mayor of London Nicholas Lyons meets members of British business group and emphasises shared interests Paul McComb, new chief executive of British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, notes city's ...
U.S. Tech Giants Are Slowly Cutting Off Hong Kong Internet Users
Google and OpenAI haven’t rolled out AI chatbots to the city, putting it alongside mainland China and North Korea.
Hong Kong sees office vacancies rise as firms flee
Hong Kong’s office towers, among the most expensive commercial real estate in the world, have never been this empty.
‘Joys of life’: Hong Kong food traditions endure in city of flux
Bent over a low bench in his cluttered Hong Kong workshop, dark-framed glasses perched on his nose, Lui Ming deftly assembles a bamboo steamer, a utensil essential to Cantonese cooking."Bamboo ...
‘Free overnight’ in Hong Kong: video of mainland woman’s 6-hour budget ‘street-sleeping’ odyssey to city goes viral as she plans sequel
Midnight to 6am sojourn surveys sights and sounds of life after dark across the city's Hong Kong Island From a midnight movie theatre with vibrating seats to sun rise over the iconic Victoria Harbour,