New faces part of gambit to minimise any damage to his government’s standing and even secure decisive short-term wins on the tourism and aviation fronts, analysts say ...
Can Hong Kong reclaim its role as Asia’s gateway to the Americas?
As China expands trade and investment in Latin America, a proactive Hong Kong should seize the opportunity to connect all parties involved An oft-quoted aphorism goes, "History does not repeat itself, ...
Hong Kong’s IVF Rules Send People Into Black Market for Eggs, Embryos
Hong Kong lawmakers have been debating relaxing some rules, including extending the number of years a single woman can keep her eggs frozen. The legislature is drafting a measure that would offer a ...
Hong Kong man, 62, dies after smoke spotted coming out of his flat
Police said they received a report of smoke at around 7.20am on Friday at the flat in Kai Yin House at Kai Yip Estate, a public housing in Kowloon Bay. Firefighters and police officers found the man unconscious when they arrived at the scene.
Volunteer ‘Pals’ bridge cultures and share Hong Kong’s hidden stories
A volunteer in the Hong Kong Pals, a program organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, Kwok takes joy in sharing his city's hidden gems with visitors.
Hong Kong leader planned to axe ministers far earlier, sources say
Chief Executive John Lee held off to ensure his administration projected strong image in lead-up to passage of domestic national security law, according to insiders.
New HSBC boss continues leadership reshuffle with more executives to depart
HSBC has announced the departure of several senior executives in the latest leadership reshuffle overseen by its new chief executive. Georges Elhedery, who succeeded Noel Quinn in September, said the ...
Hong Kong’s new tourism chief Rosanna Law: tough on housing abuses, big fan of Mirror singer
Law rose through the ranks as an administrative officer and served in various bureaus and departments after joining the public service in 1989.
Hong Kong’s John Lee sacks tourism and transport ministers in unexpected move
Hong Kong’s leader has fired his tourism and transport ministers, Kevin Yeung Yun-hung and Lam Sai-hung, in an unexpected move, a national news agency has said.
Hong Kong Housing Market to Reach Equilibrium in Late 2025
According to JLL's latest Residential Market Monitor report, new home inventory is expected to reach a more balanced supply-demand equilibrium by the end of 2025.
Hong Kong’s New Residency Scheme Seeks To Attract Global Talent And HNWIs
As global investors seek stability amid uncertainty, Hong Kong's New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme offers high net worth individuals unparalleled investment opportunities through a streamlined ...
What happens when a business city like Hong Kong locks up a businessman like my friend Jimmy Lai
For years Hong Kong rivaled London and New York as a global financial center. No more. Global financial centers don’t have political prisoners.
Hongkong Land Is Said to Weigh Sale of Singapore Developer MCL
Asian real estate group Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. is considering selling its closely held property developer arm MCL Land Ltd., according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Hong Kong businesses plan hiring sprees as economy perks up in 2025, survey says
Most executives expect revenue growth next year, and hiring intentions are at a four-year high, CPA Australia report says.