But the people of Hong Kong possess remarkable strength and resilience, and they understand that economic cycles are often tumultuous but not unique to our city. While much doom and gloom is directed ...
Hong Kong Sevens 2024: could France superstar Antoine Dupont add X-factor to city in April?
Antoine Dupont is set to begin a detour into rugby sevens that the world’s outstanding scrum-half hopes will lead him to this year’s Olympics – and it could see him play in Hong Kong along the way.
Fiba Asia Cup qualifying: Philippines too good for Hong Kong
City’s men’s team trail from the start at Tsuen Wan Sports Centre but stage a mid-game rally before the Philippines finish comfortable winners ...
Hong Kong as a reef fish haven? These scientists want to get the word out
Kamy Yeung said she wanted to do more scuba diving. So in 2014, she signed up to be a volunteer diver for a newly launched reef fish survey project in Hong Kong. The experience changed everything she ...
Berlin: Ray Yeung’s LGBT Bereavement Tale ‘All Shall Be Well’ Tests the Limits What Is Acceptable in Hong Kong Today
Berlin: Ray Yeung’s LGBT bereavement drama ‘All Shall Be Well’ tests the limits of what is acceptable in contemporary Hong Kong.
Who is Xia Baolong, Beijing’s top man on Hong Kong affairs, and what is his
Xia Baolong, Beijing’s top official overseeing Hong Kong affairs, has arrived on his second visit in 10 months to learn how the city is doing as its pandemic-hit economy recovers. During his seven-day ...
Hong Kong picked for Chinese AI driverless vehicle firm Uisee’s international headquarters, research centre
Chinese AI driverless company Uisee has picked Hong Kong for setting up its international headquarters, with plans to use the city as its springboard for expansion into Singapore, the Middle East and ...
Fiba Asia Cup qualifying: Philippines a daunting prospect for underprepared Hong Kong
Hong Kong short of personnel and training sessions after injuries, retirements, players opting out and lack of adequate medical insurance.
Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics melds lifelike robots with AI
Julia Chatterley speaks to David Hanson, the founder & CEO of Hanson Robotics, about the firm’s humanoid robots.
Hong Kong’s top 2 parties clash over ex-Legislative Council president Jasper Tsang’s views on proposed national security legislation
War of words breaks out between Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong and Federation of Trade Unions lawmakers over national security law.
Hong Kong’s 50 Richest 2024: Collective Wealth Slumps In A Gloomy Property And Trade Landscape
With a 28% stock market decline, the combined fortune of Hong Kong’s wealthiest fell 9% to $296 billion. This story is part of Forbes’ coverage of Hong Kong’s Richest 2024. See the full list here.
Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai ignored objections to his letter campaign to Donald Trump, said being ‘brave’ only way to stop security law, court hears
Ex-associate publisher Chan Pui-man tells court her protests against Apple Daily’s ‘One Hongkonger One Letter to Save Hong Kong’ initiative fell on deaf ears.
Hong Kong scientists seek good fortune for endangered horseshoe crabs
Hong Kong conservationists on Wednesday began underwater tracking of endangered horseshoe crabs, which date back to before the dinosaurs, in a bid to help them survive the perils of modern life.
Hong Kong Is Over Unless China Fixes Its Own Economy, Roach Says
China must fix its economy and let Hong Kong run itself if it wants a better future for the financial hub, former Morgan Stanley Asia Ltd. chair Stephen Roach said, after a pessimistic column he wrote ...