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Hong Kong’s top officials and advisers to the chief executive are expected to be put under a week-long “closed-loop” arrangement towards the end of June, as part of preparations for a possible visit ... ( read original story ...)

Authorities deduct more than HK$1.8 million after 34 staff at care facility were arrested for allegedly abusing 40 toddlers. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong property prices have had some dips and bumps over the past 15 years but have been more or less irrepressible. That might be about to change. ( read original story ...)

China's Caixin Services PMI released Monday came in at 41.4, an improvement over April's reading of 36.2 but still in contraction territory. ( read original story ...)

Insilico Medicine, a Hong Kong-based company that has been using artificial intelligence to discover new drugs since 2014, has completed a fresh round of funding. It’s a sign that certain ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong’s education secretary has brushed aside concerns over self-censorship at schools while maintaining that it was their duty to ensure they did not have any titles that might endanger national ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong's Home Vaccination Service rolled out in late April has administered vaccination to nearly 18,000 people, the latest data showed Monday. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong’s economy will continue to improve if the city’s Covid-19 situation remains under control, the finance chief has said, adding that the job market had stabilised and local inflation risks ... ( read original story ...)

Office of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Commissioner in Hong Kong expresses ‘strong disapproval and firm opposition’ in letter sent to one of the consulates. ( read original story ...)

Warayutha Sridadet could not be prouder of a snack shop in Kowloon City run by his family, with the place having become a popular meeting spot for fellow Thais in the neighbourhood and beyond. ( read original story ...)

A huge sheet of bamboo scaffolding was partially peeled off from a Cheung Sha Wan building as heavy showers and squally thunderstorms hit Hong Kong on Monday. ( read original story ...)

Dr Ho Pak-leung of the University of Hong Kong says trend in daily caseloads has been on the rise, but public need not to be too worried Rise expected after easing of social-distancing measures; ... ( read original story ...)

Dr Ho Pak-leung of the University of Hong Kong says trend in daily caseloads has been on the rise, but public need not to be too worried. ( read original story ...)

A political cartoonist has left Hong Kong, becoming the third to do so in less than seven weeks, citing concerns about shrinking freedom of expression in the city. Cartoonist Hong Kong Worker ... ( read original story ...)