This is the fourth in a series of articles based on a wide-ranging Post interview with Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po. Read part one here, part two here and part three here. Hong Kong Financial ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong’s Oscar Coggins 33rd in brutal triathlon marred by false start
The 21-year-old puts in a brave effort to clock 1:49:55 after half the athletes swam for 40 seconds before being forced to return to the starting pontoon with a boat obstructing the rest of the field. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong housing: push to turn empty hotel rooms into temporary flats trips over red tape
Some hotel and guest house operators complain that offering longer leases is difficult when many must renew their licences annually ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks slump on China crackdown
Hong Kong shares started Monday morning with sharp losses as tech firms took another hit from China's clampdown on the sector, with Tencent among ... ( read original story ...)
Between Biden and Hong Kong, are HSBC’s days as a global bank Gone for Good?
With most of its revenues from Hong Kong and China, headquartered in London and regulated by the US, remaining British may be impossible for HSBC. ( read original story ...)
ZumVet launches first virtual veterinary platform in Hong Kong
Singapore-based pet telehealth startup ZumVet today announced the launch of its platform in Hong Kong, a remote care solution offering a f ... ( read original story ...)
China crackdown makes Hong Kong stock index world’s biggest tech loser
An index launched a year ago to give investors greater exposure to China’s Internet giants is now the world’s worst-performing major technology gauge. ( read original story ...)
Thousands of Hong Kong anime and comics enthusiasts queue for hours in sweltering heat amid delays at annual expo
Organisers blame long waits, which lasted up to three hours, on last-minute government decision to reduce venue’s capacity. ( read original story ...)
Beijing’s hard line is good for business in Hong Kong
Washington and the now-defanged local opposition predict Hong Kong's international financial status will suffer, or even be irreversibly lost, because of Beijing's crackdown. Those who know something ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Executive Director Reveals how They’re Protecting Consumers from Emerging Threats
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Executive Director reveals how they're protecting consumers from emerging threats. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong reflect on frustrating first day as table tennis and badminton players make strong start
Fencer Vivian Kong is unable to challenge for a podium place while gymnast Stone Shek suffers an ankle injury during his second vault. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong’s Stephanie Au fails to make backstroke semi-finals, but delays retirement
Stephanie Au, the Hong Kong record-holder in the 100m backstroke, falls short in bid to reach Olympics last-16 but confirms she will swim on until Asian Games in Hangzhou. ( read original story ...)
Plan A or Plan B for business? What Wendy Sherman’s China visit tells foreign investors in Hong Kong
US relations, the deputy secretary of state simply turning up at bargaining table is best result in the circumstances. ( read original story ...)
More women are investing in Hong Kong, US amid a surge in online brokerages
Women might continue to be a minority among investors, but their numbers are growing at a faster pace then men, brokers said. Nasdaq-listed Futu Holdings, which offers online securities trading in ... ( read original story ...)