Hong Kong police made a series of arrests early on Friday morning in connection with the severe injuries that happened in July when a large LED screen fell on to the stage where local Canto-pop ...
Hong Kong a family office haven thanks to deep pool of liquidity and diversified asset offerings, SCMP panel hears
John Lee, Hong Kong's leader, has targeted having 200 large family offices set up in the city by 2025 Hong Kong is a 'world-class capital markets platform for companies around the globe for raising ...
Hong Kong police launch arrests over Mirror concert accident, detaining at least 5 workers from stage contractors
Source says operations began at daybreak on Friday, more than three months after horrific incident that left a dancer critically injured Five suspects believed to be from main stage contractor ...
A jailed Hong Kong lawyer defies Beijing’s campaign to subjugate the city
Chow Hang-tung is one of few Hong Kong activists still criticizing China's leaders. Her story shows how Beijing is trying to silence the city's rights lawyers.
Hong Kong busts $191-million ramp-and-dump scheme
Hong Kong’s financial watchdog, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), has charged eight suspects of market manipulation in a joint operation with the local police.
Forbes in ‘exclusive discussions’ with potential buyer after IPO flop
Forbes said it has entered into "exclusive discussions" with an investor consortium for the sale of the company. The news comes less than a year after the ...
Hong Kong approves first virtual asset trading licences since 2020 in battle for crypto crown with Singapore
Hash Blockchain, a subsidiary of HashKey Group, has received SFC approval to operate a virtual asset trading platform for professional investors The move comes on the heels of the Hong Kong government ...
Hong Kong reporter jailed for insulting Chinese anthem
A Hong Kong journalist has been jailed for three months for insulting the Chinese national anthem after he waved the territory’s British colonial-era flag durin ...
Overseas arrivals to Hong Kong to be allowed to visit venues offering mask-on activities in latest easing of city’s coronavirus curbs
Overseas arrivals to Hong Kong will be allowed to visit venues offering mask-on activities from November 17, with the move set to become the latest in a series of changes to the city’s coronavirus ...
China’s No. 1 Nickel Trader Gets Green Light for Hong Kong Listing
China’s biggest nickel trader has got the go-ahead to list in Hong Kong, raising funds to expand its production output as demand is set to continue growing along with sales of electric vehicles (EVs).
Hong Kong stocks tumble on market downgrade as traders trim bets before US inflation data, midterm elections
Stocks are headed for a third day of setback after a market downgrade, while risk appetite wanes before a US inflation report and amid steep losses in cryptocurrencies.
Lawmakers call on officials to boldly promote national pride, approve motion urging Hong Kong government to encourage learning about Xi Jinping’s 20th party congress report
Lawmakers have urged Hong Kong officials to boldly promote national pride and raise awareness about foreign interference, as they overwhelmingly approved a motion urging the government to encourage ...
2 long-awaited Hong Kong transport links costing billions set to open to traffic ‘on December 11’
Two long-awaited Hong Kong infrastructure projects will open to traffic on December 11 and waive all tolls, the Post has learned, with the launch of the two multibillion-dollar initiatives expected to ...
Beijing loyalists in Hong Kong criticise court ruling on tycoon Lai’s UK lawyer
Ex-HK leader CY Leung said the courts should not look to the West for guidance. Read more at straitstimes.com.