A Hong Kong court acquitted a state Republican senator who was charged with a firearms offense last week after he was arrested at the Chinese city's international airport with an unloaded gun in his carry-on luggage.
Over 3,000 Hong Kong civil servants disciplined for misconduct in past 5 years, with number dismissed in 2022 almost double yearly average
Civil service chief Ingrid Yeung also rules calls for flexible working hours and childcare leave for staff 'We are actually more generous than those in private organisations regarding the holidays that civil servants can enjoy and the maximum number of leaves,
Hong Kong students jailed for ‘glorifying’ attack on police
Four former student leaders of a Hong Kong university were jailed for two years Monday for inciting others to wound police after they "glorified" a knife attack on an officer, said a judge.Several days later,
China’s Hot-and-Sour Noodle Chain Picks Banks for Hong Kong IPO
Chinese hot-and-sour noodle chain Maliuji has selected banks for a potential initial public offering in Hong Kong that could take place as soon as next year, according to people familiar with the matter.
Hong Kong opposition hopefuls face uphill task securing nominations to run in district council election under new rules
Time running out for opposition figures who have failed to get district council poll backing from three district committees.
Firearms charge against Washington state senator Jeff Wilson dismissed in Hong Kong court
A Hong Kong court has dismissed a gun charge against a Washington state senator arrested after he carried a gun into the Chinese territory.
Standard Chartered-owned crypto firm Zodia launches in Hong Kong
Zodia Custody, the crypto security firm owned by British bank Standard Chartered, is launching its services in Hong Kong, the company told CNBC exclusively.
At Hong Kong Web3 events, industry players look past recent crypto scandals to promote blockchain for everything
Major Web3 events in Hong Kong have been focusing more on Web3 usability and use cases like identification, content ownership and video gaming.
Hong Kong investment spurs expansion in Thai manufacturing and logistics
Thailand is attracting the attention of Hong Kong-based investment companies keen to establish manufacturing and logistic firms within its borders, revealed Thai trade representative Nalinee Taveesin.
Cathay welcomes the Govt’s Policy Address initiatives to further strengthen Hong Kong’s international aviation hub status
The Hong Kong international aviation hub plays a key role in the development of both Hong Kong and the country.
LET Group sells Hong Kong holding unit for US$2.6mln
LET Group Holdings Ltd, a Hong Kong-listed investor in a number of Asian casino projects, says that an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary has completed the disposal of a Hong Kong business unit, for a consideration of HKD19.95 million (US$2.6 million)
China Evergrande faces winding-up challenge in Hong Kong court
China Evergrande Group's fate will be tested on Monday as Hong Kong's High Court hears a winding-up petition against the embattled property developer, nearly two years after it defaulted on its debts.
Hong Kong’s property relaxation measures build investor buzz but potential buyers await price stability
High interest rates, new supply and economic uncertainties continue to pressure Hong Kong property prices even though the government’s recent measures could provide a boost to transaction volumes.
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