Sixteen companies and institutes from Hong Kong Science Park will attend Bio International Convention, dubbed world’s largest bio event, from June 3 to 6.
Hong Kong central bank extends deputy chief exec’s appointment for 2 years
Yuen will continue to be in charge of the full range of banking policy, supervision, conduct, and enforcement issues at the HKMA, the central bank said in a statement posted on its website. The ...
What HKMA’s second experiment with retail e-HKD means for Hong Kong residents
E-HKD will promote innovation in the financial services industry as the city moves closer to finding more use cases for the digital coin before it is rolled out to the public, experts say.
Asian Investment Conference: first UBS-hosted edition kicks off in Hong Kong with ‘global investor mindset’ on agenda
Former US secretary of state John Kerry and Thailand’s prime minister Srettha Thavisin are among the speakers and 3,000 attendees as UBS continues the flagship Hong Kong conference started 27 years ...
Two banks in Hong Kong warn against phishing emails
Tai Sang Bank cautioned against emails claiming to be from its chairman. Two banks in Hong Kong have separately warned of phishing emails between 21 and 22 May. Bank of China (Hong Kong) and Tai Sang ...
Hong Kong authorities ‘set to shelve’ controversial waste-charging scheme after trial run results
Government expected to address Legislative Council on Monday on findings from trial run, which started on April 1.
“Superstar” Rebel’s Romance Dominates in Hong Kong
Rebel's Romance easily dispatched Hong Kong's best stayers to win the Champions & Chater Cup (G1) May 26 at Sha Tin Racecourse—his fifth top-level win.
Hong Kong tycoon Victor Fung briefed Chinese President Xi Jinping on supply chain centre vision for city ahead of third plenum
Source says Victor Fung among nine business chiefs and experts who met Chinese President Xi Jinping to share suggestions before key Communist Party meeting.
Hong Kong residents of substandard housing fear being left out in the cold by plans to end low-quality subdivided flats: survey
A Society for Community Organisation survey finds 90 per cent back plan to ditch low-quality subdivided flats, but want assurances on resettlement first.
Charlie Appleby’s ‘superstar’ conquers Hong Kong as Godolphin scoop £800,00 prize money in 24 hours
WILLIAM BUICK has a new first love after ‘international superstar’ Rebel’s Romance powered to Group 1 glory in Hong Kong. Godolphin’s globe-trotting six-year-old blasted home to win the Standard ...
Hong Kong’s MPF assets up, members shift into bond funds
Wan believes withdrawals from equity funds will slow with Hong Kong’s stock market rebounding strongly this month. He advised MPF members to take a long-term perspective instead ...
Hong Kong girl, 12, hurt while trying to stop father during alleged knife attack on mother at home
Mother, 53, sustained injuries to left hand, back, neck and right ankle while daughter hurt head, back and fingers.
Woman cycling in northern Hong Kong crashes into boom barrier, dies from chest injuries
A woman cycling in northern Hong Kong crashed into a boom barrier and died from her injuries on Sunday. The expat woman in her 30s was cycling along Tai Mei Tuk Road in Tai Po and began going down a ...
HK$48,430 for roasted pork lunchbox: Taiwan fines passenger from Hong Kong for bringing in banned meat
An Indonesian passenger travelling from Hong Kong to Taiwan has been deported after being unable to pay a NT$200,000 (HK$48,430) fine for bringing in a lunchbox with roasted pork, contravening import ...