Hong Kong saw its first protest in three years on Sunday, as people were allowed to take to the streets for the first time since the lifting of major COVID-19 restrictions and the implementation of ...
Hong Kong’s former finance chief John Tsang slams universities’ ChatGPT ban, saying if they can use calculators, they can use AI
John Tsang, says AI tools should be included in curriculum and students should be taught skills that cannot be replaced by machines 'The current education situation in Hong Kong is teachers of the ...
Investors force HSBC shareholder vote on structural overhaul
Minority shareholder Ken Lui leads campaign seeking to split bank’s Asian and western businesses Hong Kong investors have forced HSBC into a shareholder vote on its structure and strategy, including a ...
HSBC Urges Shareholders to Vote Against Push to Rejig Structure
HSBC Holdings Plc has told investors to vote against a proposal by an activist shareholder in Hong Kong to overhaul the company’s structure and spin off its Asian business. Ken Lui, who leads a group ...
Police monitor first Hong Kong protest since 2020
Participants were given number tags and their banners were vetted by police ahead of the march.
More movers, shakers from global family powerhouses eyeing Hong Kong to set up offices, finance chief reveals after high-level summit
Paul Chan says high-net-worth individuals impressed by city's economic recovery, vitality and charm, especially on art transactions front Remarks follow earlier Post remark on Thailand's Chearavanont ...
Hong Kong police keep tight tabs on first authorized protest in years
Several dozen demonstrators were required to wear numbered lanyards and were barred from wearing masks, as police monitored their march against a proposed land reclamation and rubbish processing ...
Hong Kong’s office glut to come under further pressure from Credit Suisse-UBS merger
With thousands of jobs at risk from Credit Suisse-UBS tie-up and more on the line across the wider financial sector, the outlook for Hong Kong's office sector looks bleak The vacancy rate at Hong Kong ...
Rolling in it: luxury-loving Hong Kong boasts the highest number of Rolls-Royces in the world with one car alone costing US$12 million
The lucky owner of the one-off car, which took four years to build, is Hong Kong's Sam Li, the son of billionaire real-estate mogul Samuel Tak Lee, whose property empire stretches from Hong Kong and ...
Hong Kong police keep tight tabs on first authorised protest in years
Hong Kong’s mini-constitution, the Basic Law ... the law as a tool of repression but Chinese authorities say it has restored stability to the financial hub. One protester surnamed Chiu, 50, said she ...
HSBC shareholders force vote on breakup
HSBC has been forced to give its shareholders a vote on a proposal by Hong Kong investors to require the bank to conduct a strategic overhaul, including a spin-off of the Asian business. The vote was ...
Hong Kong’s office glut to come under further pressure from Credit Suisse-UBS merger, analysts say
Big banks such as JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Citigroup have reportedly reduced staff in Asia including Hong Kong. And UBS's US$3.2 billion rescue of smaller Swiss banking rival Credit Suisse ...
‘We were like a family’: Hong Kong’s traditional shops are fading as ageing owners struggle to keep businesses alive
Until last November, two of his sons helped to keep the business going. Now his sons are returning to Canada, but Chow will remain in Hong Kong. "I feel so proud that the cafe supported our family all ...
Hong Kong store takes down Patrick Amadon art supportive of pro-democracy protesters
A Hong Kong department store has taken down a work of glitch art made by Patrick Amadon, who snuck messages of support for pro-democracy protesters into the video animation. Amadon, based in Los ...