Nearly 1,900 Hong Kong teachers have applied to work in England under an initiative to source overseas educators. Around 800 have been approved so far. But one of those chosen said candidates from ...
China’s ‘long-term growth story’ draws European family offices to Hong Kong
Wealthy European families approve of Hong Kong's family office-friendly policies, says wealth-management CEO of French bank BNP Paribas Wealthy European families are increasingly interested in ...
Spark Deep Dive: Elderly poverty rising in Hong Kong, increasing wealth inequality
More senior citizens are struggling financially, sparking discussions about helping them return to the workforce.
The ‘software’ that’s needed to revive Hong Kong’s economy
John Lee’s Asean and Gulf outreach is commendable – but Hong Kong needs more openness and sharper diplomacy. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Hong Kong firms should rethink plans to spur tourist spending rather than complain: minster
Deputy Chief Secretary Warner Cheuk urges sector to make visitors ‘feel at home’, insists tourists still want to spend big.
Hongkong Land: A Dividend Engine At A 71% Discount To NAV
Hongkong Land boasts resilient occupancy rates, stable rental income, and solid fundamentals. Read why I am bullish on HKHGF stock.
Hong Kong to Bring in Measures to Boost Gold Trading, Chan Says
Hong Kong will roll out several measures with the aim of becoming an international trading center for gold and other commodities, financial secretary Paul Chan wrote in his blog Sunday.
Hong Kong court delays are so long, juvenile offenders become adults while awaiting justice
I have been complaining for many years – it’s not particularly fun but someone has to do it – about the lamentable speed with which prosecutions proceed in Hong Kong. You will notice that a sentencing ...
Hong Kong should scrap ‘panda economy’ focus as it is too ‘low end’, former minister says
Anthony Cheung also says Hong Kong struggling to appeal to investors because it has been 'projecting an image of a national security city' A former Hong Kong transport minister has poured cold water ...
3 arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly duping man over HK$1 million in cryptocurrency trade
Victim, 46, says he went to trading office in Kwun Tong and handed over HK$1 million for Tether coins that he never received.
9 monkeys died in a Hong Kong zoo in 2 days–here’s why
Nine monkeys who died in Hong Kong's oldest zoo in two days this week had been infected with an endemic disease, possibly after some digging work near their cages, officials said on Friday.
South Korea’s Arte Museum to shut Hong Kong outpost, move to Shenzhen amid wave of closures
Immersive art space ends two-year run in city, offers 50 per cent discount on tickets until 31 December closing date.
Hong Kong eases visa rules for Laos, Cambodian, and Myanmar citizens
Hong Kong has announced relaxed visa rules for nationals of Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar, making it easier for them to apply for multiple-entry visas for travel or business. Chief Executive John Lee unveiled this change during his policy address to the Legislative Council this week.
Homebuyers swarm Hong Kong’s biggest sales launch in 6 months after relaxed lending rules
Buyers snapped up more than 100 of 504 new flats across Blue Coast II in Wong Chuk Hang and Cullinan Sky in Kai Tak on Saturday.