Hong Kong leader John Lee said on Tuesday the case of a Hong Kong protester being assaulted inside the grounds of the Chinese consulate in the British city of Manchester should be dealt with in ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks up as world markets rally
Hong Kong stocks kicked off Tuesday morning on a strong note following a global rally, helped by the UK government's decision to scrap a ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong may reverse ban on some types of re-export of e-cigarettes and other heated tobacco products
City only recently banned import, sale and manufacture of alternative smoking products, but authorities may amend law, with eye on billions of dollars that trade generates annually, source says. ( read original story ...)
Why Hong Kong Pensions Are So Much Worse Than Singapore’s
It’s too late for Hong Kong to emulate its rival’s pension system. But Iceland offers a good model to make sure an aging population is looked after in retirement. ( read original story ...)
Videos emerge of Hong Kong protester dragged into Chinese consulate in UK and beaten
A Hong Kong pro-democracy protester was beaten up at the Chinese consulate in Manchester, England, on Sunday afternoon. The Hong Kong Indigenous Defence Force reportedly claimed that Chinese consular ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific to ramp up flights to top destinations as airline resumes travel to 5 more locations
Cathay to add 700 flights in November between Hong Kong and top locations, such as Japan and UK and 1,200 in December. ( read original story ...)
Hidden fees charged by vets gets Hong Kong pet owners hot under the collar, according to consumer watchdog
Hong Kong veterinary clinics were found to have charged hidden fees, with the total disputed amount exceeding tens of thousands of dollars, according to the city’s consumer watchdog. The Consumer ... ( read original story ...)
National Security Law Is Curtailing The Right To A Fair Trial In Hong Kong
The National Security Law has been having a profound effect on the right to a fair trial and the rule of law in Hong Kong. According to reports, more than 160 people have been arrested under the ... ( read original story ...)
CityLab Daily: Hong Kong’s Iconic Neon Signs Are Fading
A Brooklyn condo reinvents the courtyard, and a former Los Angeles mayor reflects on the City Council racism scandal. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong businesses hope for easier access into lucrative Greater Bay Area
The Greater Bay Area's proximity, growth potential, quality investors, and sheer market size – about 85 million people – are attractive to Hong Kong businesses. ( read original story ...)
GBA Business Confidence Index continues to drop
Hong Kong rebounds, financial services sector shows resilienceHONG KONG, Oct 17, 2022 - (ACN Newswire) - Standard Chartered and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) today ... ( read original story ...)
Drug-Related Social Media Posts in Hong Kong Increase Threefold Since 2016
As the United States presses on in its legal cannabis ventures, Hong Kong reckons with their own trials surrounding drug use. ( read original story ...)
T. rex skeleton to go on display in Singapore ahead of Hong Kong auction
SINGAPORE: The fossilised skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex will go on display in Singapore this month before it becomes the first such specimen to be offered at auction in Asia. Nicknamed "Shen", or ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Hang Seng Up 0.2% in Late Rally; Property Issues Rise
The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index opened lower Monday and sagged in trading, but rallied in the final hour to finish up 0.2%. Property issues gained, as did bank and oil stocks. The broad gauge Hang Seng ... ( read original story ...)