Police targeting pro-democracy activists abroad have questioned their family and put out bounties, but there is a broader, more chilling, objective behind the operation ...
Hong Kong, Thai police arrest 4 in joint operation after officers uncover drug syndicate smuggling heroin inside plaster lion statues
Chief Inspector Charm Yiu-kwong of the narcotics bureau said the force’s operation started in July after officers detected the syndicate importing heroin from Thailand by air freight based on ...
Hong Kong’s Villa Garda III developers rush to the market with sales launch, hot on the heels of CK Asset’s sold-out project
Sino Land, K Wah International and China Merchants Land, the developers behind Villa Garda III housing project in Hong Kong have hastened their sales campaign releasing the first price list at ...
HONG KONG BACK ON THE WORLD STAGE WITH A BANG
AFTER a tumultuous three years, Hong Kong – Asia’s world city and one of Asia Pacific’s most important financial hubs – is making strides in its post-pandemic recovery.
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific to offer 100,000 discounted tickets, reveals nearly HK$293 million in dividends paid to government
Tickets cover 34 destinations, including Kaohsiung, Tokyo, Seoul, London, Sydney and Chicago, for travel between January and June next year.
How HSBC regained its mantle as Asia’s best bank
Despite its roots in the region, HSBC’s Asian woes have sometimes seemed endemic. It has been overly dependent on Hong Kong and too often caught in Sino-US crosshairs. But under co-CEOs Surendra Rosha ...
Beijing slams UK over visa fast track for Hong Kong’s BN(O) holders, calls on London to stop ‘staging hypocrisy shows’
UK says BN(O) holders can now pay an extra £500, on top of existing application fees, to get a visa decision within five working days.
Hong Kong’s construction sector seeks to bring in 3,910 workers under labour import scheme to offset shortfall
Number of construction workers accounts for nearly one-third of 12,000 spaces available under city's scheme to tackle labour shortage Development Bureau says applications to be processed sequentially, ...
Hong Kong prepares for arrival of 4,500 passengers aboard Spectrum of the Seas, authorities vow transport chaos will be averted
Tourism officials and terminal operators planning measures to ensure passengers can easily reach sightseeing destinations, Deputy Chief Secretary Warner Cheuk says Passengers will disembark in batches ...
Hong Kong-style milk tea truffles and prize of 500 cans of abalone among lures exhibitors hope will drum up business at Food Expo
Operators are predicting up to 20 per cent boost in business over last year's fair following end of pandemic restrictions Some express concerns over new government proposal to boost consumer spending ...
How HSBC regained its mantle as the region’s best bank
Despite its roots in the region, HSBC’s Asian woes have sometimes seemed endemic. It has been overly dependent on Hong Kong and too often caught in Sino-US crosshairs. But under co-CEOs Surendra Rosha ...
Hong Kong-flagged boxship the first to break out of Odesa
The Joseph Schulte, a 10-year-old, 9,400 teu boxship, will be today’s most watched ship via multiple vessel tracking sites as it becomes the first ship to trial Ukraine’s recently announced ...
Hang Lung Teams Up With Green Startup And Ngo To Shape Circularity In Hong Kong
The first phase of its holistic resource utilization scheme has diverted nearly 140,000 kg of municipal waste from landfill, avoiding more than 510 ...
Shh! Hong Kong’s mahjong players and musicians could get fined for being too loud under noise proposal
The Environmental Protection Department has proposed to increase the fines for noise coming from shops, hawkers and premises, including sounds from musical instruments, animals, games and businesses.