Hong Kong police have arrested a woman on suspicion of running a beverage store as a front to launder more than HK$11 million (US$1.4 million) linked to a string of thefts targeting airline passengers ...
She’s bringing community back to Hong Kong through designing micro-parks: meet Marisa Yiu
Design Trust Futures Studio has dotted micro-parks across Hong Kong with one goal in mind: creating communities. We meet Marisa Yiu, its tireless champion.
Hong Kong’s LGBTQ Community Scores Legal Victories
Misuse of national security law, attitudes in Beijing and conservative Christian groups could pose challenges to legalizing same-sex marriage, despite recent wins ...
Operation Santa Claus: squash players prove to be top guns at raising money for Hong Kong charities
Wing Ding Squash Charity Tournament, which marked its 25th year, raised more than HK$447,000 for Operation Santa Claus.
Can Hong Kong’s John Lee drum up a battle of the ballots for the district council election on December 10?
The banners, videos and fun fairs popping up across Hong Kong in recent weeks all send the same message, urging voters to take part in the December 10 district council election. Chief Executive John ...
Hong Kong journalist ‘missing’ after going on reporting trip to mainland China
Minnie Chan, a defence and diplomacy reporter with the South China Morning Post (SCMP), has been unreachable since she travelled to Beijing to cover a defence forum in October, Japan’s Kyodo News ...
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific becomes largest corporate sponsor of West Kowloon arts hub in deal to fly in artworks and take artists abroad
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways has become the largest corporate sponsor of the cash-strapped West Kowloon Cultural District in a three-year collaboration that includes the flag carrier bringing in ...
Hong Kong Squash Open: American Sobhy stuns women’s world No 1 El Sherbini to set up title shot
American Amanda Sobhy hailed the atmosphere of the outdoor glass court after stunning women’s world No 1 Nour El Sherbini in straight games at the semi-finals of the Hong Kong Squash Open on Saturday.
History Favors Defenders of Hong Kong’s Democracy
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Hong Kong stocks approach 13-month low after JPMorgan, HSBC cast doubt over growth hopes into 2024
Hong Kong stocks dropped to the lowest level in nearly 13 months after JPMorgan and HSBC predicted another bumpy year ahead amid economic headwinds. Better-than-expected data on manufacturing activity ...
Hong Kong market indicators show city still ‘brilliant’ global financial centre, John Lee says, despite concerns amid flagging IPO figures
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has said market indicators show Hong Kong remains a leading international financial centre despite concerns over the city’s appeal amid shrinking IPO proceeds. The ...
Sun Hung Kai’s biggest weekend property sale since 2022 pays off, as homebuyers snap up flats at Yoho West amid strong demand
About 90 per cent of flats on offer this weekend at Yoho West, a joint project between SHKP and MTR Corp, are expected to be sold, according to agents Yoho West enticed more homebuyers because its ...
FWD HK unveils new retirement plan for HKMC’s programme
This collaboration expands retirement solutions in the market. FWD Hong Kong has introduced the Life Gala Insurance Plan, addressing the crucial need for comprehensive retirement planning. The plan ...
‘Mortgage rate war’ fuels unexpected rise in house prices – latest updates
Mortgage brokers have said a battle to offer the lowest mortgage ... Brent crude, the international standard, dropped 29 cents to $80.57 a barrel. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng dropped 0.5pc to 16,950.14, ...