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Posted on 25/12/2023

Hong Kong catering industry ‘suffers 11% drop in business’ on Christmas Eve, as residents head to mainland China and overseas for festive break

Hong Kong catering industry chief says estimated turnover for eateries on Christmas Eve was HK$380 million, lower than last year’s tally of HK$430 million.

Posted on 25/12/2023

2023 In Pictures: A year of post-pandemic firsts as Hong Kong emerged from lengthy Covid-related isolation

Hong Kong entered 2023 with Covid-related restrictions still in place. It was not until February that the city’s border with mainland China fully reopened, and it was March before the mask mandate was ...

Posted on 25/12/2023

Hong Kong’s Christmas exodus, China divides Philippine elite: 5 weekend reads you may have missed

From evidence of a multiracial population in ancient China to Hong Kong's holiday exodus, here are stories you may have missed over the weekend. We have put together stories from our coverage last ...

Posted on 25/12/2023

Hong Kong IPOs: Cainiao, Midea, JD Industrials, SF Holding and Movoi hotly anticipated by the market

A total of 42 companies raised US$3.13 billion on the main board of the Hong Kong stock exchange in the first nine months, according to financial data provider Refinitiv. The fourth quarter has not ...

Posted on 25/12/2023

Hong Kong shopping centres shun one-size-fits-all strategy over Christmas holiday to widen customer appeal

Malls shake up promotion efforts over festive break, including doubling rebates and pet-friendly policies, to counter change in tastes among local shoppers and tourists.

Posted on 25/12/2023

World Lacrosse Super Sixes: staging event in Hong Kong can grow the sport before 2028 Olympics, bosses say

Sixes is the format that will be played at the LA Games, so it is a great opportunity for Hong Kong to showcase our sport,’ women’s coach Gemini Fan says.

Posted on 25/12/2023

In Hong Kong, Chinese tourists abandon luxury for thrift

HONG KONG] While the past 12 months have seen a gradual return of visitors from mainland China to Hong Kong, their different consumption habits in this post-Covid environment are prompting a rethink ...

Posted on 25/12/2023

Mainland Chinese tourist assaulted, threatened with stabbing by bogus Hong Kong police officers in her hotel room and robbed of HK$38,000

Two men attacked woman in hotel room and threatened to stab her if she did not open safe after they said they were police and forced their way in.

Posted on 25/12/2023

Hong Kong customs arrests duo flying from Mozambique over US$2.1 million meth haul

Hong Kong customs officers have arrested two people travelling from Mozambique on suspicion of trafficking HK$16.5 million (US$2.1 million) worth of methamphetamines, the South China Morning Post ...

Posted on 25/12/2023

Operation Santa Claus: Hong Kong tennis siblings double up on success and help tournament ace charity efforts

Jack Wong and sister Cody Wong win mixed doubles title, plus separate victories in men’s doubles and ladies’ singles at Chinese Recreation Club Tennis Open 2023.

Posted on 25/12/2023

Delays to Hong Kong hearings on antitrust allegations damaging, Competition Commission chairman warns

Long delays on hearings into suspected violations of competition law could damage ability to enforce the law and prolong uncertainty for those involved, watchdog says.

Posted on 24/12/2023

CITIC Bank Int’l Completes 1st IPO Receiving Bank Project via FINI

CITIC Bank International assisted in the successful listing of REPT BATTERO (00666.HK) +0.040 (+0.219%) and contributed to the digitization of the IPO clearing process in Hong Kong. (HK stocks quote ...

Posted on 24/12/2023

Hong Kong stands ready to cooperate with Laos on yuan trading and green financing

VIENTIANE (Laotian Times): Hong Kong has identified three areas for cooperation with Laos and Vietnam during the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury’s visit to the Vientiane recently.

Posted on 24/12/2023

Hong Kong’s traditional brands should innovate to stay ahead of the game, city’s Paul Chan says after touring big events

Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po called for boosting competitiveness in his blog on Sunday, after visiting the Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo in Victoria Park and the festively decorated Tai ...

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