Plasticvore is a two-year old biotech start-up offering alternative, humane solutions to controlling and eliminating pests, founder says.
How ‘middle class’ Hong Kong movie studio D&B Films became one of the most respected
D&B films, started by watch retailer Dickson Poon, launched Michelle Yeoh’s action-movie career and was known for its ‘middle class values’.
Face Off: Should Hong Kong schools have a weekly vegetarian day?
Each week, two readers discuss a hot topic in a parliamentary-style debate that doesn’t necessarily reflect their personal viewpoints.
‘Traumatising’: trans woman shares her story after being denied entry to Hong Kong
November, they looked forward to exploring the city they always wanted to visit for six days. The transgender women spent about HK$13,200 (US$1,700) on hotel reservations and pre-booked tickets to ...
Inside World of Frozen at Hong Kong Disneyland offering a preview of Paris 2026 – from attractions to shops
LIKE any mum with children under ten, Frozen has been a huge part of my life since the original film came out in 2013. Elsa, Anna, Olaf and Kristoff are firm members of our extended family, ...
Rescue under way for stranded whale off Lantau waters in Hong Kong
Authorities say whale is five to six metres long with wounds on its body, urge public to stay away from mammal.
Parallel trading ‘unlikely’ under return of Shenzhen multi-entry visas: Hong Kong minister
Central authorities earlier announced multiple-entry visa scheme for Shenzhen residents would return on Sunday after policy was axed in 2015.
Arrest over 1997 karaoke bar blaze in Hong Kong ‘justice’ for 17 victims who died, witness says
Chen Zhi-hao recalls seeing the blaze at Top One Karaoke bar that killed 17, including people he knew, and expresses relief one of the remaining fugitives has been caught.
Hong Kong Winterfest 2024: Christmas Town opening hours, fireworks display, and more
Hong Kong WinterFest returns to West Kowloon Art Park with a giant Christmas tree, dazzling light displays, fireworks, and more!
Hong Kong security guard calls arrest over 1997 karaoke bar firebombing ‘justice’ for victims
Chen Zhi-hao recalls seeing the blaze at Top One Karaoke bar that killed 17, including people he knew, and expresses relief one of the remaining fugitives has been caught.
‘Interested, but profits matter too’: Hong Kong developers react to Beijing’s North Metropolis call
One country, two systems’ guarantees that no top-down instruction will be placed on developers to discharge their social responsibilities, industry representative says.
HSBC Holdings to kick off search for next chairman
Europe's biggest lender has hired headhunters to identify a successor to Mark Tucker, who will have held the role for nine years by the time he steps down in 2026, Sky News learns.
Baidu’s Apollo autonomous vehicles granted licence to test in Hong Kong
China's Baidu has received the licence to test autonomous vehicles with its Apollo robotaxi service in Hong Kong as it expands its footprint outside Chinese mainland.
Hong Kong’s subdivided flats present back-breaking problem for children
Survey findings have revealed spine issues in young people, prompting calls to prioritise public housing for families.