Ten years after a giant inflatable yellow duck captivated crowds in Hong Kong, the art installation returned to the city's Victoria Harbour on Friday as a double-bill exhibition.Setting sail in front ...
Hang Seng Bank to launch RMB counter on 19 June
The bank’s shares will be designated as dual counter securities by the stock exchange. Hang Seng Bank is launching a renminbi (RMB) counter for trading the shares of the bank, beginning 19 June. The ...
What this playful photo reveals about Hong Kong’s infamous ‘Walled City’
Searching for a moment of respite from the heat and chaos below in Hong Kong’s infamous Kowloon Walled City, photographer Greg Girard found himself on the roof of one of the enclave’s many ...
How this Hong Kong-based incubator is fostering a new gen of deeptech startups in M’sia
This is a sponsored article with City University of Hong Kong.] It’s no secret that tech startups need a conducive, well-equipped space, as well as various support to conduct their high-tech R&D.
Sustainable sneaker start-up Kibo sees increased appetite in Hong Kong for shoes made from apple waste, eyes overseas growth
Hong Kong sustainable sneaker start-up Kibo, which makes shoes from apple waste and other recycled materials such as plastic bottles sourced from mainland China, almost doubled its sales in the ...
HKUST professor and VC of $12 billion startups, appointed as visiting distinguished professor at KAUST
HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 9 June 2023 - Hong Kong University of Science and Technology's (HKUST) Professor of Electrical Computer and Engineering, Zexiang Li has ...
Hong Kong’s legal ambiguity risks eroding foreign business confidence
Explore how Hong Kong's legal ambiguity regarding the Tiananmen anniversary is impacting foreign businesses and the city's rule of law.
China Asks US to Let Sanctioned Hong Kong Leader Attend Summit
China has called on the US to fulfill its “obligation” to allow Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee to attend a summit in San Francisco this year, underscoring the difficulty of engaging with ...
Hong Kong stocks set for second weekly gain as markets await China policy tonic while Chow Tai Fook rallies on special dividend
Stocks log another weekly advance as traders await stimulus tonic from Beijing. Chow Tai Fook surges after proposing to reward shareholders with special dividends.
What you need to know about Hong Kong’s controversial transport subsidy scheme, from who benefits to loopholes and proposed solutions
Starting June 25, penalty for abusing HK$2 fare given to elderly passengers will double to HK$1,000 on rail services Government paid HK$3.1 billion to transport operators in past financial year, and ...
Hong Kong touted rule of law. Now it won’t say what the law is
Officials refuse to clarify what activities are legal, reflecting new era of uncertainty under national security law.
Mannings collaborates with the The Hub Hong Kong to raise HK$2M Improving nutrition and wellbeing of unprivileged children
Mannings joins forces with The Hub Hong Kong to launch a charity campaign aimed at enhancing the health of thousands of children from impoverished families.
China stocks flat ahead of consumer price data; Hong Kong shares down
China stocks were roughly flat as sector performances were mixed, and Friday's consumer price data was in focus. Hong Kong stocks fell after a surprise interest rate hike by Bank of Canada revived ...
It’s Alive? Billionaire Li Ka-Shing Funds Startup Growing Brain Cell ‘Biocomputers’
Billionaire investor Li Ka-Shing is funding a new technology that can potentially rival artificial intelligence (AI) by using brain cells blended with computers in a technology it calls DishBrain. Don ...