Nine monkeys who died in Hong Kong's oldest zoo in two days this week had been infected with an endemic disease, possibly after some digging work near their cages, officials said on Friday.
South Korea’s Arte Museum to shut Hong Kong outpost, move to Shenzhen amid wave of closures
Immersive art space ends two-year run in city, offers 50 per cent discount on tickets until 31 December closing date.
BOC HONG KONG: No. of CN Southbound Clients Rises by 40% as of End-Sep
The number of its Chinese Southbound clients increased by 40% YoY as of the end of September, while the number of accounts opened and the total remittances under the Northbound Tra... The number of ...
Hong Kong eases visa rules for Laos, Cambodian, and Myanmar citizens
Hong Kong has announced relaxed visa rules for nationals of Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar, making it easier for them to apply for multiple-entry visas for travel or business. Chief Executive John Lee unveiled this change during his policy address to the Legislative Council this week.
Homebuyers swarm Hong Kong’s biggest sales launch in 6 months after relaxed lending rules
Buyers snapped up more than 100 of 504 new flats across Blue Coast II in Wong Chuk Hang and Cullinan Sky in Kai Tak on Saturday.
Hong Kong stock losses extend to 3 days as investors await stimulus details
Chinese developers surge in advance of housing ministry briefing, while Hong Kong property stocks rise on policy to raise borrowing limit.
HK Leader May Focus on Economy, Liquor Tax Cut in Speech
Hong Kong’s leader will make bolstering the economy a priority in an annual speech this week, using it to lay out an agenda that includes a potential cut to a liquor tax and possible measures to ...
Hong Kong leader eyes resumption of multi-entry visas for Shenzhen residents, scheme expansion
City leader says measure will boost tourism and business exchanges, and may be expanded to cover visitors from more mainland cities.
Hong Kong’s long-serving markets regulator Keith Choy said to leave
The senior director of the Intermediaries Supervision Department, will leave the Securities and Futures Commission after 26 years, according to sources.
Beijing urges HSBC Group to keep backing mainland China and Hong Kong’s development push
Xia Baolong, Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs, issues call in meeting with HSBC Group chairman Mark Tucker in nation’s capital.
Hong Kong’s Long-Serving Markets Regulator Choy Said to Leave
Hong Kong is losing one of its longest-serving markets regulators as Keith Choy prepares to step down, according to people familiar with the matter.
Hong Kong police investigating after motorcyclist crashes into stopped vehicle and dies
Service vehicle was stopped less than 100 metres (330 feet) behind taxi on Lantau Link when accident occurred.
Hong Kong aims to attract 10,000 young, skilled technicians using ‘new channels’
Hong Kong is facing a shortage of 60,000 skilled technicians but government wants to strike a balance and give locals a chance, labour chief says.
China Market Update: President Xi, People’s Bank Of China, And China Securities Regulatory Commission Trigger Rally, Week In Review
Asian equities were higher overnight as Hong Kong and Mainland China outperformed while South Korea underperformed.