Hong Kong will allow up to 12 people to gather in public from Thursday, up from four people currently, the government said, as it continues unwinding stringent COVID-19 rules. ( read original story ...)
Carlyle, Apollo, BNY Mellon and State Street executives to take part in HKMA seminar at Hong Kong finance summit
The HKMA and the Hong Kong Academy of Finance are organising 'Conversations with Global Investors' on November 3 Leaders from nine of the world's top asset management firms will take part in the event ... ( read original story ...)
Small Hong Kong businesses affected by redevelopment plans call for clearer conservation blueprint
Among the decades-old businesses that have been affected in one way or another by the Northern Metropolis project are a sawmill, an oyster farm and a soy sauce factory. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong seizes drugs hidden in electrical transformers
Customs officials at Hong Kong's airport have seized a multimillion-dollar stash of methamphetamine hidden in electrical transformers being sent from Mexico to Australia ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong seizes drugs hidden in electric transformers
The Hong Kong customs department has seized methamphetamine that could be worth about $5.9 million in the market ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong protester ‘beaten up’ at Chinese consulate in Manchester
A Chinese consul-general has been accused of involvement in an attack on a pro-democracy protester in Manchester. Zheng Xiyuan is alleged to have pulled the hai ... ( read original story ...)
China claims Hong Kong protester entered Manchester consulate illegally
Foreign ministry disputes British police account of violent attack on pro-democracy protester, which was caught on video ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong protester assaulted at Chinese consulate in Britain
Police are investigating after a pro-democracy demonstrator was beaten up on the grounds of the consulate in Manchester. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong eyes property tax cut
According to a report In Bloomberg, a part or all of the impost likely to be refunded after workers have stayed in Hong Kong for a certain number of years Click here to watch more such web stories ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong striving to attract investment: John Lee
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region attaches great importance to attracting investments and enlarging its market capacity, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has said, stressing that the city is ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Leader Aims to Bolster Prosperity, Lure Talent in Policy Address
Lee, speaking to reporters on Tuesday, emphasized a need for Hong Kong to relaunch itself, citing a recent speech by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who said Beijing would help Hong Ko ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s ‘one stock, two currencies’ plan reflects China’s yuan ambitions
As Hong Kong prepares to launch yuan-denominated stocks in its markets, investors and analysts view it mainly as a test run for China's ambitions to internationalise the yuan. In the weeks since Hong ... ( read original story ...)
Britain should deal with assault of Hong Kong protester under local laws -HK leader
Hong Kong leader John Lee said on Tuesday the case of a Hong Kong protester allegedly assaulted inside the grounds of the Chinese consulate in the British city of Manchester should be dealt with in ... ( read original story ...)
CNOOC, Chinese banks power Hong Kong stock rebound before earnings season as confidence recovers
Stocks in Hong Kong and mainland China overturned earlier losses to close with marginal gains on Monday. Market confidence is turning from bearish to ‘neutral and contrarianly positive’, one ... ( read original story ...)