Saturday marks one week since Hong Kong's new national security legislation took effect. Some international businesses there are raising concerns about how the legislation will be applied.
No wallets in Shenzhen? Hong Kong civil servants back from exchange share expertise, lessons from mainland counterparts
Exchange programme gives officials insights into nation's policy direction, development trends, history and culture Group of 10 officers spent three months attached to mainland agencies, taking part ...
Radio Free Asia quits Hong Kong as new security law sparks fears of press exodus
Radio Free Asia, a U.S. government-funded news outlet, said on Friday that it was closing its Hong Kong offices, in an early sign of the chilling effect a new national security law could have on ...
Hong Kong companies hail Malaysia as ‘go-to place’ for AI, e-commerce development
Country’s top diplomat in Hong Kong also says Malaysian firms will not shy away from business in city after enactment of domestic national security law.
Hong Kong and Malaysia Forge Stronger Business Ties Amid New Legislation
Increasingly, more companies from Hong Kong are now looking at Malaysia as one of the important destinations for developing their artificial intelligence (AI) and e-commerce, which is an emerging ...
What is drawing tourists to Hong Kong? Koreans seek ‘old city vibes’, Filipinos eye Disneyland and Thais tour temples
Tourism Board touts efforts to lure visitors through influencers in target market countries amid slower-than-expected return of mainland Chinese.
Hong Kong stocks rebound as Xi has upbeat message on markets, economy for US business leaders
Hong Kong outperforms the region as President Xi Jinping assures US business leaders about China’s commitment to a market-oriented business environment.
Hong Kong cultivated seafood start-up Avant Meats seeks funds to expand Singapore pilot plant to grow groupers, snappers, eel meat from cells
Global fishing practices have resulted in nearly 90 per cent of the world's marine fish stocks becoming fully exploited, overexploited or depleted Consumption of seafood is accelerating with the ...
UAE prince’s US$500 million Hong Kong family office shares space with investment firm linked to late Macau casino king Stanley Ho
UAE prince’s Hong Kong private office shares space with established casino-linked firm; news comes after surprise postponement of opening.
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 ...
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.