HONG KONG/SINGAPORE, June 26 (Reuters) - Shares of Lingyi iTech opened 6% higher in the Chinese precision parts maker's Hong Kong debut on Friday, after the Apple supplier raised about HK$8.3 billion ...
Hong Kong’s own drug regulator pushes ahead with hiring, seeks WHO recognition
Health chief says the city is aiming to approve drugs independently by 2030 as it builds capacity and courts global pharmaceutical companies As Hong Kong marks the 29th anniversary of its return to ...
Can Hong Kong’s 41% Export Surge Last? Trade Boom Extends but Global Risks Remain
Hong Kong's merchandise exports jumped 40.8% in May 2026, the second straight month above 40%, fueled by AI product demand while geopolitical and tarrif risks persist.
Hong Kong bookshop owners arrested in free-speech crackdown
Two owners of one of Hong Kong’s last independent bookshops were arrested on Wednesday in the latest attack on freedom of speech in the city.
Hong Kong parents may lose battle over daughter Lily amid fight for baby Danny
'We hope to bring Danny home and continue to accept monitoring by the Social Welfare Department,' parents say Hong Kong social welfare authorities have classified baby Danny as a "high-risk" child and ...
Hong Kong national security police arrest 2 bookshop owners over alleged sedition
Hunter Bookstore owner Leticia Wong, a former district councillor, and man arrested on suspicion of committing acts with seditious intent.
Celebrity parents turn Hong Kong kindergarten graduation into star-studded event
Mario Ho, Leo Ku and Niki Chow joined other celebrity parents at a graduation ceremony at Hong Kong’s elite Causeway Bay Victoria Kindergarten & International Nursery.
Hong Kong booksellers arrested for allegedly selling ‘seditious’ publications
Hong Kong police have arrested two booksellers for allegedly selling "seditious" titles aimed at stoking hatred against the government.
Hong Kong Arrests Booksellers Over Suspected Seditious Material
Hong Kong police have arrested two booksellers on suspicion of selling “seditious” publications, in the second known case of the city’s national security law being applied against a bookstore in three ...
Hong Kong Arrests Booksellers Suspected of Selling ‘Seditious’ Publications
BEIJING, June 25 (Reuters) - Hong Kong police have arrested two owners of a bookshop suspected of displaying and selling publications with "seditious" content, according to a Hong Kong government ...
Hong Kong police arrest 11 as ‘crash-for-cash’ scams surge to HK$135 million in claims
Hong Kong police have arrested 11 people in the latest crackdown on “crash-for-cash” scams. The schemes, which have generated HK$135 million in suspected fraudulent claims, involve scammers seeking ...
National security police arrest 2 people at Hong Kong bookshop
Hunter Bookstore owner Leticia Wong, a former district councillor, and man arrested on suspicion of committing acts with seditious intent.
Hong Kong prime office vacancy hits 7-month low on Central spillover demand
City's prime office market shows recovery signs as Central nears full occupancy, boosting rentals and spillover demand in nearby districts Hong Kong's overall prime office vacancy rate fell to a seven ...
Hong Kong police arrest booksellers on suspicion of selling seditious publications
The government's statement early Thursday did not identify those arrested. But local media outlets, including the Chinese-language newspaper Ming Pao, quoted unidentified sources saying one was Hunter ...