Evolving the corporate philanthropy culture in Hong Kong requires closer collaboration between stakeholders, and looking beyond traditional donation and sponsorship models to address social challenges ...
Hong Kong performance venues applaud loosening of Covid-19 restrictions on numbers, but other sectors may take longer to see benefits
Banquets and cinemas will have to wait to see results of decision to axe some coronavirus restrictions Catering industry still expected to take HK$350 million through increased bookings for winter ...
Comics artist wins global award
Secretary for Culture, Sports & Tourism Kevin Yeung congratulates Hong Kong comics and illustration artist Pen So on receiving the silver award at the 16th Japan International MANGA Award with his wor ...
Hong Kong tailors take to livestream in pandemic survival fight
Assistants wielding multiple livestreaming mobile phones are now as crucial to Roshan Melwani's tailor shop as the measuring tapes, needles and fabrics that ...
Hong Kong commerce minister urges US to respect WTO ruling on not needing ‘Made in China’ label for city goods
Hong Kong’s commerce minister has urged the United States to respect a ruling by the World Trade Organization that goods from the city should not be labelled “Made in China”, even though the ...
Asian shares advance, Hong Kong up 2.8%, after Wall St rally
Shares advanced in Asia on Thursday after a rally on Wall Street as investors welcomed a report showing U.S. consumer confidence is holding up despite the Federal Reserve’s campaign to fight inflation ...
Hong Kong sentences pro-democracy media tycoon to 5 years over fraud
Pro-democracy Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai was sentenced on Saturday to five years and nine months in prison on fraud charges. Lai, 75, had been found guilty on two fraud charges for violating ...
WTO rejects US ‘Made in China’ labeling on Hong Kong goods
World Trade Organization arbitrators concluded Wednesday that the United States was out of line in requiring products from Hong Kong to be labeled as “Made in China,” a move that was part of ...
WTO rules against U.S. in Hong Kong labelling dispute
The World Trade Organization found on Wednesday that the United States had violated global trading rules by insisting that products imported from Hong Kong be marked as coming from China, a ruling ...
How MBA programmes in Hong Kong universities are preparing those completing postgraduate studies to be business leaders in a disrupted world
As the business world’s needs evolve in the digital era, institutions are ensuring their MBAs are in step with current and future requirements ...
Quiet quitting China will start with the Chinese
China has become a headache for Western executives. But uprooting supply chains and rejecting the buying power of 1.4 billion people is hard. The good news is that the dilemma need not require drastic ...
Hong Kong restaurants predict holiday surge in banquet business as Covid limits on capacity set to end
Current 240-headcount limit on banquets will be lifted on Thursday, and some restaurants predict business for large gatherings will increase by as much as 30 per cent.
Authorities raise price tag for artificial islands off Hong Kong’s Lantau to HK$580 billion
Development Bureau unveils new details of Lantau Tomorrow Vision including downgraded forecast for land revenue.
Hong Kong to drop COVID test for bars, entertainment venues
People in Hong Kong will from Thursday no longer need to show a negative COVID-19 test to get into bars and restaurants while cinemas and performing venues will be allowed to operate at full capacity, ...