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The Hong Kong government must align with China’s diplomatic policy towards Japan, Chief Executive John Lee has said, following reports of the suspension of official exchanges with the Japanese ...

City leader says exchanges with Japan must benefit Hongkongers, but he doubts their ‘effectiveness’ in light of ongoing diplomatic row with Beijing.

JD.com's supply-chain technology unit has started gauging investor interest for its long-awaited Hong Kong initial public offering, amid a fundraising boom in the city's financial markets.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has been inundated with applications for the coveted stablecoin issuer licence. As many as 80 companies have expressed interest. But regulators say only a ...

Panic spurred by sell-offs in bitcoin and tech stocks subsided on reports of Fed easing and possible sales of Nvidia AI chips to China.

Tokenisation could increase the efficiency of corporate treasury centres, which help clients manage global finances, market players say.

Discovery Bay tournament still in early stage but aims to make Hong Kong a future ‘grand slam’ destination for the sport.

A Hong Kong national has pleaded guilty to an elaborate attack involving breaking and entering, unlawful confinement, and sexual assault in an attempt to steal digital assets. As a result of the plea, ...

Investigations under way to discover identities of woman found in waters off far-flung Shek Kwu Chau and man who washed ashore in southeastern Lamma.

Lilian Chan and her husband Brian Wong celebrate occasion with more than 400 guests and reveal challenges and joys of journey so far.

Community ‘very, very happy’ over promise to open larger facility than current 652 sq ft, three-bedroom unit that is often crowded.

Hong Kong has become a “safe haven for capital” with bank deposits reaching over HK$19 trillion (US$2.4 trillion) this year, while the city’s goods exports have remained resilient despite the tariff ...

The city holds distinct advantages over other arbitration centres due to its proximity to mainland China, Christopher Bogart says.

Visitors complain of confusing queuing system that left them waiting needlessly for hours, triggering apology from museum.