Two of Hong Kong’s largest real estate agencies say the total number of transactions could have breached the 5,000 deals mark last month, the highest level since May last year.
Hong Kong: Running a bookstore becomes risky business
After Hong Kong passed a new national security law that targets political dissent, more liberal-minded bookstores are being forced to close.
Hong Kong residents make 1.76 million outbound trips over Easter break as mainland China tours surge in popularity
The bay area refers to the central government's scheme to link Hong Kong, Macau and nine cities in neighbouring Guangdong into an integrated economic and business hub. Huen said the most sought-after ...
Hong Kong stocks open lower on weak Wall Street
Hong Kong stocks opened with marginal losses on Wednesday morning following another tepid lead from Wall Street as investors grow worried that US ...
Hong Kong needs full universal suffrage to unlock full potential
One way to help Hong Kong endure and thrive in this era of uncertainty is to further reform elections and have universal suffrage in voting for chief executive. Doing so would give the government ...
Sarah Lahbati clarifies mystery man in Hong Kong is just a friend
Sarah Lahbati clarified that the mystery man she was seen with in Hong Kong was just a friend, as she pointed out that it’s normal for “single women” to be met with speculations about their dating ...
AMELA Technology Unveils Next-Gen Solutions at InnoEx Hong Kong 2024
AMELA Technology, a leading software development and IT consultancy firm, announces its participation in InnoEx Hong Kong 2024, scheduled to take place from April 13 to 16 at the Hong Kong Convention ...
Number of green burials quadruples over past decade as Hong Kong authorities look to promote scattering of ashes in designated gardens, sea
Green burials involve scattering cremated ashes of the dead over pebbles in 13 designated memorial gardens or in waters near Tap Mun, Tung Lung Chau and Lamma Island.
Hong Kong Sevens 2024: end of era on and off pitch as Salom Yiu and South Stand approach last hurrah
Yiu's 75th sevens tournament appearance for Hong Kong will be his last after playing every edition of his home event since 2010 South Stand atmosphere is not only for fans but 'hypes us up too', he ...
China and Hong Kong stocks lost nearly $5 trillion in 3 years — more than India’s market cap
The market cap of the National Stock Exchange of India is $4.63 trillion, making it the third largest exchange in Asia.
60% of Hong Kong film and TV workers experienced salary delays, university survey finds
Lingnan University research team says most of the film and TV industry workers face fragmented employment patterns, which make it difficult for them to seek fairer treatment.
Hong Kong’s new home sales hit 11-year high after removal of property curbs
HONG KONG - Hong Kong’s new home transactions hit an 11-year high in March, an encouraging sign for the beaten-down property market after the government lifted cooling measures. There were about 4,170 ...
380 households at Hong Kong public rental estates own private flats, official check finds
Housing Authority reveals figures as part of audit of 88,000 tenants carried out in October and November last year It also orders another 250,000 households to declare whether they own any local ...
KPMG to Close Hong Kong Law Firm Amid Tensions, Slowing Demand
KMPG reportedly is closing its law firm in Hong Kong, joining the list of those scaling back operations in the city and across China amid the region’s authoritarian shift.