Hong Kong's Cardinal Joseph Zen - in his first public remarks since he was arrested in a national security case earlier this month - on Tuesday criticised the Vatican for its "unwise" deal with China ... ( read original story ...)
Climate risks could cut profits at HSBC, Standard Chartered and other banks by 15 per cent, Bank of England says
Hong Kong is the largest market for HSBC and Standard Chartered, which are based in London with the Bank of England as their chief regulator. The stress test used three scenarios to examine the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong cardinal denies failing to register fund that helped dissidents
Cardinal Joseph Zen of Hong Kong, along with five other people, denied charges in court on Tuesday that they failed to register a relief fund that was assisting protestors who faced legal and medical ... ( read original story ...)
Cardinal Zen appears in Hong Kong court after arrest by Chinese Communist Party
Cardinal Joseph Zen, former archbishop of Hong Kong, appeared in court Tuesday after his unceremonious arrest by Chinese Communist Party officials. ( read original story ...)
Arrested Catholic cardinal denies charges amid Hong Kong’s crackdown on dissent
The former leader of Hong Kong's Roman Catholics and five others have denied charges related to a fund aimed at helping antigovernment protesters. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Catholic churches will not hold annual Tiananmen memorial mass for first time in decades over national security law concerns
Hong Kong Catholic diocese reveals decision on Tuesday, saying there are ‘different ways to remember the deceased’. ( read original story ...)
Cardinal in court over fund to help Hong Kong democracy activists
An outspoken Catholic cardinal has appeared in court in Hong Kong charged with failing to properly register a defence fund for pro-democracy campaigners in 201 ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong cardinal, 90, in court accused of breaking China’s national security law
Joseph Zen was one of the trustees of the now-defunct 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which was set up in 2019 to help anti-government protesters with legal or medical costs. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Catholic church cancels Tiananmen memorial Mass
With the huge Victoria Park candlelit commemorations blocked starting 2020, the church memorials were the last organized marking of the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989. ( read original story ...)
When the Standard Chartered Bank built its new headquarters building in Hong Kong in 1990
The Standard Chartered Bank’s new building was built on the site of its old headquarters, and when it was finished it was taller than Hong Kong Bank’s new headquarters. ( read original story ...)
5 Hong Kong staycation packages, from a Father’s Day foodie treat to glamping, for which shoppers can get a special deal
The Hong Kong Tourism Board this month introduced a special deal where shoppers can get HK$500 off a staycation package at 100 participating hotels. We look at some of the options. ( read original story ...)
Robert Kuok’s Kerry Properties Sells Hong Kong Warehouses To China Resources For $588 Million
Kerry Properties—controlled by Malaysia’s richest person Robert Kuok—has agreed to sell two of its warehouses in Hong Kong to China Resources Logistics, a unit of state-owned China Resources Group, ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s Top Female Entrepreneurs: Peggy Cheung
Some of Hong Kong’s most exciting start-ups are run by female entrepreneurs. Today, we speak to Peggy Cheung, Co-founder of Articoin. ( read original story ...)
Turkish cellist Jamal Aliyev wows the crowd at his Hong Kong debut concerts, dazzling with his skill and virtuosity
Aliyev showcased his technical brilliance and energy, supported first by pianists Evelyn Chang and Vanessa Wong, and later the Hong Kong Sinfonietta His first recital, Four Cities, was a whirlwind of ... ( read original story ...)