U.S. meat and processed food maker Tyson Foods plans to sell its China poultry business, three people with knowledge of the matter said, in the latest case of a multinational firm looking to divest ...
Hong Kong Food Expo 2023: post-Covid return of food-tasting draws more than 1,000 hungry fans who throng opening
Hong Kong’s first post-pandemic food expo opened its doors on Thursday to more than 1,000 visitors eager to snap up mouth-watering discounts and taste a smorgasbord of exotic fare at the annual ...
Startup Incubator Launched for New Hong Kong Migrants to UK
Hong Kong Business Hub targets entrepreneurs, many of whom fled Hong Kong when China began cracking down on pro-democracy movement ...
Hong Kong residents leave at highest rate since Covid
Hong Kong saw its biggest net outflow of residents since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, the latest sign that the city is far from regaining its mantle as a business hub and tourist ...
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific to offer 100,000 discounted tickets, reveals nearly HK$293 million in dividends paid to government
Tickets cover 34 destinations, including Kaohsiung, Tokyo, Seoul, London, Sydney and Chicago, for travel between January and June next year.
Hong Kong-style milk tea truffles and prize of 500 cans of abalone among lures exhibitors hope will drum up business at Food Expo
Operators are predicting up to 20 per cent boost in business over last year's fair following end of pandemic restrictions Some express concerns over new government proposal to boost consumer spending ...
Hang Lung Teams Up With Green Startup And Ngo To Shape Circularity In Hong Kong
The first phase of its holistic resource utilization scheme has diverted nearly 140,000 kg of municipal waste from landfill, avoiding more than 510 ...
Shh! Hong Kong’s mahjong players and musicians could get fined for being too loud under noise proposal
The Environmental Protection Department has proposed to increase the fines for noise coming from shops, hawkers and premises, including sounds from musical instruments, animals, games and businesses.
Hong Kong residents are leaving at the highest rate since Covid
HONG Kong saw its biggest net outflow of residents since the beginning of the Covid pandemic, the latest sign that the city is far from regaining its mantle as a business hub and tourist destination.
Hong Kong will need more than talent schemes to ensure steady population growth, experts say
HKU demographics expert says significant improvement in living conditions needed on top of talent drive Authorities urged to make childcare facilities more affordable and accessible, and tackle long ...
Hong Kong’s MTR back on track with ambitious plan
Hong Kong's sole railway operator returns to profit in recurrent business and is now in position to restore high standards behind its enviable global reputation Further evidence that Hong Kong's ...
Hong Kong’s Population Climbs to 7.5 Million, Near 2019 Level
The former British colony started easing policies in late 2022 and authorities are trying to restore business confidence and investor allure after more than three years of severe COVID-19 measures.
Quiet, please! Hong Kong’s mahjong players and musicians may need to keep it down or risk fixed penalty ticket under noise proposal
What you need to know to prevent yourself from running afoul of new regulations if passed next year and come into effect in 2025 Hong Kong environmental authorities have begun public consultation on ...
Testing Hong Kong’s stressed property market
But Li’s family seems determined to stress test Hong Kong’s property market. Its unconventional moves are causing unease among other developers and homeowners. Last week, CK Asset stirred up a local ...