Four vendors successfully place bids ranging from HK$180,000 to HK$220,000 to secure food stalls at Victoria Park fair.
Bitget drops plans to seek crypto license in Hong Kong
Crypto trading platform Bitget has dropped plans to receive a Virtual Asset Trading Platform license in Hong Kong, citing business and market-related considerations.
Record rains in Hong Kong put spotlight on policy flaws, incentives for underground car parks
Industry experts criticise basement car parks as vulnerable to flooding and fire, but others say moving away from above-ground car parks has improved Hong Kong’s urban environment.
Hong Kong’s Deteriorating Academic Freedom
Hong Kong’s once-vibrant academic environment, known for its commitment to free thought, critical discourse, and intellectual inquiry, has experienced a troubling erosion of academic freedom in recent ...
Hong Kong Maritime Week 2023: Future-Fueling Global Shipping
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Tech start-ups race to make EV battery recycling sustainable
Technology start-ups are racing to make recycling electric-vehicle batteries cleaner and more economical, with investors pouring billions of dollars into recycling facilities globally to prepare for a ...
Behind the filter: residents of Hong Kong’s Instagram-famous Choi Hung Estate brace for change amid falling concrete, seeping walls
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Deep Hong Kong discounts for Singles’ Day shopping event as businesses aim to boost takings in sluggish economy
Businesses from malls to an airline sign up for shopping extravaganza, billed as the world's biggest But business academic Terence Chong warns that Singles' Day sales will not boost profits of ...
Detained, missing or under investigation: Business leaders in China face an ‘aggressive’ crackdown
Business leaders in China are under immense pressure, as President Xi Jinping’s government intensifies a regulatory crackdown on companies and strengthens its control of the economy.
Hong Kong’s graft-buster to take tactics global as part of Xi’s ‘clean’ belt and road push
Independent Commission Against Corruption chief Danny Woo reveals details of new academy that will train graft-busters from overseas Approach could answer Chinese President Xi Jinping's call made at ...
Senior Beijing official in Hong Kong hits out at US lawmakers’ proposed sanctions, rejecting accusations over national security law
Liu Guangyuan, deputy director of central government’s liaison office in the city, says national security law’s implementation has improved business environment.
Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong hits back after 10 overseas Catholic leaders attack ‘persecution’ of tycoon
Government says Catholic leaders’ petition calling for release of Jimmy Lai is ‘misleading and slanderous’ and accused the clerics of undermining rule of law.
6 top tech innovation activities at Hong Kong’s Jumpstarter 2023 Tech by the Harbour
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Hong Kong’s bar owners struggle to find right mix for changing tastes. Can ‘niche’ spots, social media buzz restart the party?
Wondering what to do after dark? The Post unpacks ‘Night Vibes Hong Kong’ Like him, many Hongkongers are spending less at bars and pubs, and business owners are worried. Strict Covid-19 restrictions ...