As global markets experience fluctuations and economic indicators present mixed signals, the Hong Kong market continues to offer intriguing opportunities for investors. Despite broader market sentiments impacting small-cap stocks,
Why a 33-year-old care worker is passionate about helping the elderly in Hong Kong
The city does not have enough carers to take care of the seniors, so Kaden Yau hopes to inspire more young people to try this career.
Hong Kong must halt or review scheme to bring in workers, unions say
Trade unions have urged Hong Kong authorities to halt or review a scheme to bring in transport, retail and aviation workers from outside the city, following the suspension of such arrangements for the ...
The Best VPN for Hong Kong in 2024
Trying to bypass geo restrictions in Hong Kong? Learn how to do it with a VPN and find the best VPNs for Hong Kong ...
Hong Kong coach driver arrested after mainland Chinese cycling vlogger killed in crash
Pan Haili was hit by coach on Lantau, with clip of her and other cyclists uploaded to her Douyin account earlier in morning.
Armed man dies after being shot by Hong Kong police following attack on wife, mother
Hong Kong police opened fire on an armed man after he allegedly ignored repeated warnings following an attack on his wife and mother in North Point on Sunday, with the suspect later dying in hospital.
Hong Kong’s first waste water recycling plant can save HK$48 million a year, government says
Facility provides recycled water for flushing at select sites in North district, with capacity able to expand to 520,000 residents.
Feature: Hong Kong’s old walk-ups find new lease of life by fandom of New Yorker
The 508-square-feet apartment is one of some 20 tong-lau units Koslow has bought, renovated and put up for lease since he came to Hong Kong in 1995. His infatuation with tong-laus has blossomed into lifelong endeavors to preserve and revive the architectural legacy of Hong Kong.
Saudi Arabia seeks to attract Hong Kong investments for new year-round tourist spot Aseer
We want to bring the expertise, the know-how that Hong Kong’s businessmen have and transfer that knowledge to our region,’ Sultan Alshehri says.
How Hong Kong researchers aim to turn bugs into drugs to treat autism and dementia
Microbiota I-Centre researchers have isolated 200 to 300 types of bacteria with therapeutic potential and hope one day to develop them into medications.
Are Hong Kong trade offices just Chinese propaganda machines?
China has reacted with anger at American threats to close Hong Kong’s trade offices in the United States, pledging to ‘take practical and effective measures to resolutely counteract ...
Over 30 members of Hong Kong’s Physical gym signed deals within 3 days of chain’s closure
City’s consumer watchdog says gym played on members’ emotional heartstrings as amount involved in customer complaints hits HK$130 million.
How the Pang Brothers’ The Eye movies led Hong Kong cinema’s horror genre in the 2000s
Oxide and Danny Pang’s supernatural thriller The Eye established their reputation as horror directors; two equally good sequels followed.
Hong Kong police confiscate HK$210 million of Ice, biggest seizure of drug on record; Malaysian arrested during raid
Police officers said, the Malaysian man, 26, was arrested on suspicion of trafficking the substance after finding drug concealed in furniture.