The landmark trial of media tycoon Jimmy Lai is seen as a test of judicial independence in the former British colony.
Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong media mogul and free speech advocate who challenged China, goes on trial
Former Hong Kong media magnate Jimmy Lai dared for years to demand free speech from China's government. 3 years after his arrest, he's facing a possible life sentence.
National security trial begins for Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong’s pro-democracy media mogul
HONG KONG -- After more than three years in prison, pro-democracy activist and media mogul Jimmy Lai ’s long-awaited and delayed national security trial opened Monday morning under heavy security in ...
A Chinese Battery Maker Kicks Off an Unusually Busy Week for Hong Kong IPOs
Hong Kong’s moribund market for new listings got a jolt from a battery maker on Monday. Shares of Rept Battero, which supplies batteries for electric-vehicles, started trading after the company’s $272 million listing.
Video game publisher Activision Blizzard pays nearly $55 million in sexual harassment settlement
More than two years ago, gigantic video game publisher Activision Blizzard (the company behind Call Of Duty and Diablo, among many other things) was hit with a big lawsuit from California’s Department Of Fair Employment And Housing that accused the company of having a “frat boy culture” that involved regular discrimination and sexual harassment toward ...
Author who wrote bad book reviews for authors of color via fake accounts dropped by publisher
Crown of Starlight” author Cait Corrain claimed she was in the middle of a mental breakdown when she spent months […] The post Author who wrote bad book reviews for authors of color via fake accounts dropped by publisher appeared first on TheGrio.
Security tight as landmark Hong Kong security trial for Jimmy Lai opens
A landmark national security trial for leading China critic Jimmy Lai opened in Hong Kong on Monday amid tight security, with the pro-democracy activist battling charges that he colluded with foreign ...
Hong Kong Comeback Story Turns Into Awful Year for Investors
It was supposed to be the year Hong Kong rebounded onto the world stage, leaving behind an era marred by street clashes, political crackdowns and Covid curbs. Most Read from BloombergUS Frackers Return to Haunt OPEC’s Pricing StrategyA-Rod’s Slam SPAC Is Said to Plan Merger With Lynk GlobalDimon’s Heir at JPMorgan Still Hazy as ‘Five ...
Why are these Hong Kong beekeepers so passionate about saving bees? It’s not just about the honey
Through their social enterprise, Beetales, Harry Wong and Jill Kwong want to teach others about how this animal is vital to life on Earth.
Hong Kong luxury retailers adjusting to drop in high-spending Chinese tourists
Hong Kong's luxury retailers are adapting to fewer wealthy Chinese shoppers visiting the city and a shift towards tourists flocking to Instagram-coveted spots in trendy districts rather than splashing ...
Britain calls for Jimmy Lai’s release as Hong Kong trial begins
Britain called for Hong Kong to release Jimmy Lai ahead of the trial of the leading China critic and media tycoon on charges he colluded with foreign forces, including the United States.
Jailed Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai faces his biggest trial yet
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, known for his support of the city’s pro-democracy movement and criticism of China’s leaders, turned 76 behind bars in a maximum security prison earlier this month.
Jimmy Lai set for start of ‘show trial’ under Hong Kong national security laws
Experts see trial as key test of workings of Beijing’s controversial national security legislation, as well as the city’s supposed judicial independence ...
Hong Kong care facility for disabled people to open this month, as government pledges to increase subsidised service spots
Number of subsidised service places for disabled will be raised by 10 per cent to 38,800 in 2026-27, according to deputy director of social welfare Alex Wong.