Hong Kong labour officials are under pressure to speed up their handling of claims filed by workers for -related compensation from their employers, with just 11 of 541 settled so far. Union officials ... ( read original story ...)
‘Wellness companion’ app Clara is helping Hong Kong employees get the mental health support they need during Covid-19 pandemic
Clara, a mobile app developed by Hong Kong start-up Neurum Health, is available to corporate subscribers, who get an overall health index of their workplace and can tailor their wellness services ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong hikes that finish where you can swim – beaches and rivers to cool off this summer
The heat of Hong Kong is back, but you do not have to suffer. There are plenty of hikes you can take that end near cool refreshing water that is ideal for a swim. Hong Kong’s third highest mountain is ... ( read original story ...)
Hang Seng Index to Take First Steps in Biggest-Ever Overhaul
Details of a wide-ranging overhaul of Hong Kong’s equity benchmark is set to be announced on Friday, marking the first step to diversify the financials-heavy index. ( read original story ...)
Minimalist Handbag Startup Targets ‘Mindful’ Consumers
The pandemic enhanced a more conscious consumption mentality—people become more educated and rational consumers,” Advene’s founders said. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s real estate buyers take a breather, ending the three-week sales rally at Road King’s South Land project
South Land’s dismal showing had a more benign explanation: the most sought-after flats had sold out, leaving only the less popular studios and single-room units, said Sammy Po, Midland Realty‘s ... ( read original story ...)
‘Hong Kong in the 1960s’ photo exhibition: young expat’s images of street scenes, ‘ordinary stuff’ capture glimpses of era gone by
He left but returned again in 1974 and remained for two decades working for government Exhibition at EastPro Gallery in Causeway Bay gallery presents pictures not shown in public before Two hours ... ( read original story ...)
Banks in Hong Kong remain cautious on return to office as US, UK colleagues reopen workplaces
Global banks in Hong Kong are taking a cautious approach and continuing to limit the number of people coming into their offices, even as their counterparts in the US and other "high risk" countries ... ( read original story ...)
It’s ‘business as unusual’ in the new Hong Kong and people are voting with their feet
As the hammer blows rain down on the freedom to conduct business in Hong Kong, the people wielding the hammer busy themselves with assurances that there is nothing to worry about. To do so involves ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Freeze of Lai’s Property Is Legal
We will use all appropriate legal measures to crack down on activities endangering national security. ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: quarantine-free travel between Hong Kong, mainland China ‘weeks’ away, but fears over recent infections could scuttle plans
Despite case that broke Hong Kong’s run of days without local infections, officials are weighing launch of bubble with Guangdong, sources say. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong to limit crypto exchanges to investors who have portfolios upwards of $1 million
Hong Kong also required cryptocurrency exchanges to be licensed before they can operate, a move that some from the local industry have criticized. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Is Moving Forward to Ban Retail Crypto Trading
The Hong Kong government is stepping towards making licensing local crypto exchanges mandatory that will only be allowed to offer services to professional investors. ( read original story ...)
JD Logistics Poised to Raise $3.2 Billion in Hong Kong IPO
JD Logistics Inc., the delivery arm of e-commerce giant JD.com Inc., has raised about HK$24.6 billion ($3.2 billion) after pricing its Hong Kong initial public offering near the bottom of a marketed ... ( read original story ...)