Six appear before West Kowloon Court for the first time since their arrest by national security police two weeks ago. ( read original story ...)
Elderly Hong Kong cardinal in court over protest defence fund
Ninety-year-old retired Catholic cardinal Joseph Zen appeared in a Hong Kong court Tuesday charged with failing to properly register a protest defence fund, after he was initially arrested under the ... ( read original story ...)
Children’s Product Maker Babycare Said to Consider Hong Kong IPO
Babycare, a Chinese maker of products for young children, is exploring an initial public offering in Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks slip as China slowdown dents tech earnings, BlackRock cuts view on market outlook
Local stocks are headed for the first back-to-back losses in two weeks amid weaker corporate earnings from Chinese tech companies. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong ‘Very Unlikely’ to Scrap Hotel Quarantine Before July
Hong Kong will probably keep mandatory hotel quarantine requirements for incoming travelers until at least the end of June, its outgoing leader said, despite business leaders’ growing calls to join ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong: Cardinal Zen’s arrest ‘in line with Vatican’s idea of justice’
The arrest of a 90-year-old retired bishop of Hong Kong cardinal Joseph Zen has prompted a response from security chief Chris Tang who said that the detention w ... ( read original story ...)
FWD gets greenlight for IPO
The group plans to raise $1b. Asian insurer FWD Group Holdings Ltd has received a greenlight for its planned $1b initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, according to reports. An insider said the ... ( read original story ...)
Greater Bay Area residents will soon be able to buy wealth management, beauty and medical services from Hong Kong’s 11 Skies complex
Nearly 20 companies from the finance, wealth management, beauty and medical services sectors will open offices at the three office towers, targeting GBA residents. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong press club still has ‘role to play,’ president says after cancellation of human rights journalism awards
The president of Hong Kong’s Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC) said on Monday that the club still has a “role to play” following its decision to cancel this year’s Human Right Press Awards, citing ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong luxury homes set for a rebound as developers pin hopes on border reopening, buying power from mainland investors
Developers of luxury homes are positioning for a market rebound as the fading pandemic revives hopes of border reopening. ( read original story ...)
Free speech row erupts after HSBC suspends banker over climate change criticism
The head of one of HSBC’s biggest rivals has launched a defence of "free speech" after it suspended a senior banker for criticising the febrile tone of the climate debate. Bill Winters, chief ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong lawyers’ group confirms national security police complaint linked to protester relief fund
The Law Society of Hong Kong has confirmed it received a complaint from the police national security unit over suspected lawyers’ misconduct in connection with a defunct protester relief fund. But the ... ( read original story ...)
This One-of-a-Kind Lang & Heyne Watch Will Cross the Block at Phillips’s Hong Kong Auction
Lang & Heyne only makes about 80 watches a year, so just about all of them could be called rare. But an even more unique timepiece from the German watchmaker is about to go up for grabs. The ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Court Holds That Commercial Decisions In A Voluntary Winding Up Fall In The Remit Of A Liquidator.
Hong Kong Court Holds That Commercial Decisions In A Voluntary Winding Up Fall In The Remit Of A Liquidator. Legal News and Analysis - Hong Kong - Insolvency & Restructuring - ... ( read original story ...)