Twenty years after 'Infernal Affairs,' Tony Leung and Andy Lau reunite in ‘The Goldfinger' and instantly reviving the Hong Kong noir film genre.
US lawmakers urge Antony Blinken to slap sanctions on Hong Kong, Chinese officials for activists’ arrest warrants
Bipartisan letter sent to America’s top diplomat identifies Hong Kong’s justice minister and police chief among others over ‘outrageous’ actionLeaders of two influential congressional panels focused o ...
5 Hong Kong hikes for when you’ve had enough family and food this Christmas, from gentle strolls to strenuous climbs
Over indulged or just in need of some alone time, the city's hills are perfect for that blast of fresh air you may well need From a gentle stroll to tackling one of Hong Kong's toughest peaks, there ...
Premium on dual-listed Chinese companies’ domestic shares over their Hong Kong counterparts seen widening in 2024 on policy tailwinds
Dual-listed Chinese companies traditionally command higher valuations for their shares on domestic exchanges than their own shares listed in Hong Kong. That premium, currently close to the highest in ...
Hong Kong civil servants sharing opinions on government policies privately do not have ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ card, official says
Secretary for the Civil Service Ingrid Yeung says workers will be held accountable for leaked private comments on government policies, urging caution in personal lives and online.
Hong Kong snooker boss defends high prices to watch O’Sullivan, Williams, says organisers want to deter scalpers
Cheapest ticket to attend Hong Kong Snooker All-Star Challenge in March set at HK$880, with most expensive costing HK$3,380.
14 out of 28 seafront homes at luxury Hong Kong Beaulieu Peninsula estate occupying government land without proper leases
Development Bureau confirms inspections found 14 out of 28 seafront houses at the estate have expanded onto government land without proper leases.
Dreaming of a Hong Kong Christmas? City rolls out festive markets and dazzling decorations for the holiday
Christmas is only a few days and Hong Kong is celebrating with giant trees, music, the arts and some festive markets.
Hong Kong to experience holiday exodus, travel insiders say, as year-high number of people leave via airport in first post-pandemic Christmas
More than 78,450 people departed from Hong Kong International Airport on Friday, the highest daily figure this year, of which 80 per cent were residents.
Unlocking Financial Innovation: Hong Kong’s Readiness to Embrace Spot Crypto ETFs
Hong Kong’s financial regulators have taken a progressive stance by indicating their preparedness to consider spot crypto ETF applications. This development underscores the growing acknowledgment of cryptocurrencies as legitimate financial instruments and aligns with the city’s ambition to become a hub for financial innovation.
Hong Kong logs lowest temperature this winter, as mercury drops to 8.1 degrees Celsius amid warning over slippery roads and possible icy conditions
Hong Kong Observatory says icy conditions may develop, leading to dangers on slippery roads, as temperatures drop to season-low 8.1 degrees in urban areas Mercury dipped to between 6 and 7 degrees in ...
‘I’m very proud of him’: Sebastien Lai on Hong Kong, accountability and his father Jimmy’s trial
Sebastien Lai hasn’t spoken to his father in three years, but says he supports the stance the veteran pro-democracy activist has taken
Hong Kong’s judiciary to broadcast 2 final appeal hearings next month in trial scheme to boost trust in legal system
Public can tune into appeal hearings on January 10 and 16 as part of test run of judiciary plans to live broadcast select court cases.
From sea to plate … to sea! Hong Kong puts oyster shells to new use
Discarded shells from restaurants and hotels are being used to restore damaged oyster ecosystems, promote biodiversity and lower pollution in the city’s bays ...