Immigration Department figures show at least 227,538 Hong Kong residents have left the city across all border points as of 10am on Friday.
How Hong Kong can measure poverty more effectively
Readers propose a framework the government can use to assess poverty, and point out a barrier to those who want to buy second-hand homes Feel strongly about these letters, or any other aspects of the ...
Troubled Chinese property giant Country Garden misses results
Troubled housing giant Country Garden announced late Thursday that it would delay the publication of its annual results, in the latest sign of the turmoil still coursing through China’s huge property ...
UAE prince and Hong Kong, Xi’s policy shift, Singapore ‘Asia’s happiest country’ again: SCMP’s 7 highlights of the week
From a Dubai prince postponing his Hong Kong family office to Singapore being Asia's happiest country, here are a few highlights from SCMP's recent reporting We have selected seven stories from this ...
Dubai prince vows to open family office in Hong Kong by end of May after abruptly postponing earlier launch
Private office of Sheikh Ali Rashed Ali Saeed Al Maktoum shares new launch plan amid concerns over prince’s track record and connections to UAE ruling family.
Patrons of the Arts: 15 of Hong Kong’s biggest art collectors, revealed
Collecting paintings, sculptures and other works is no new passion in Hong Kong, as this list of prominent local connoisseurs attests.
Hong Kong’s IPO market struggles after slowest start since 2009 as jumbo deals vanish amid tighter regulations, poor valuations
China’s major stock exchanges are facing a tough start to the year as proceeds from initial public offerings in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen shrink. US exchanges are strengthening their lead and ...
Chinese firms’ fundraisings in limbo as IPOs scrutinised at home and abroad
Chinese companies are staring at the prospects of a drought of new equity capital as tougher domestic IPO rules and challenges in listing overseas severely curb their fundraisings, putting at risk the ...
Hong Kong Is Becoming China in More Ways Than One
With a wide-ranging new security law, the city's leaders risk looking as paranoid and overzealous as their mainland counterparts.
US likely to be in ‘wait-and-see mode’ over new Hong Kong security law before considering any sanctions, says former Biden Senate aide
Frank Jannuzi says Hong Kong should celebrate what makes the city special to convince Americans that it is different from the rest of China.
Analysis-Chinese firms’ fundraisings in limbo as IPOs scrutinised at home and abroad
Chinese companies are staring at the prospects of a drought of new equity capital as tougher domestic IPO rules and challenges in listing overseas severely curb their fundraisings, putting at risk the ...
Lindsey Vonn and Dwyane Wade Join Forces Once Again to Talk Business in Hong Kong
Lindsey Vonn is all praises for Dwyane Wade. The former NBA point guard and the alpine ski racer are very good friends apart from being partners in business. The duo have collaborated with each other ...
UDC showcases premium real estate projects at Hong Kong expo
UDC's participation in expo was in collaboration with its financing partner, Commercial Bank*Commercial Bank is offering mortgage loan packages to foreign investors ...
Hong Kong Security Law Endangers Religious Freedom | Opinion
The Chinese government's attack on the religious freedom of Catholic priests and the laity in Hong Kong is unmistakable.