An immigration tribunal expresses grave doubts over Wang Liqiang’s claims about an espionage network because of his fraudulent activities.
Grade A office rents in Hong Kong down 7.6% for full-year 2022
Rents declined 2.3% in the final quarter of the year. According to a recent Savills report, Hong Kong Grade A office rents slipped by another 2.3% in Q4/2022, with more moderate declines recorded in Kowloon East and Kowloon West (-1.
Malaysia Open: Hong Kong badminton pair Tang and Tse kick off new season with win, as Ng and Lee crash out in singles
Kin-wa joined the Post after working for the Hong Kong Sports Development Board and the government for more than a decade. Previously, he was at the Standard for six years. Kin-wa
Refund of excessive tax reserve certificates purchased plus interest in unsettled Hong Kong tax dispute cases
Lewis Lu and John Timpany of KPMG China discuss a court judgment on a refund of excessive tax reserve certificates purchased together with interest in an unsettled tax dispute case.
Hong Kong hits back after UK asks city to stop ‘targeting’ media tycoon Jimmy Lai; Asia minister meets his legal team in London
Jimmy Lai is a British citizen. The UK government must not only respond to his UK lawyers but support them in their efforts to free him,” Mark Clifford, the foundation’s pr ...
China’s reopening stokes ‘optimism’ in Hong Kong economy despite looming global downturn
HONG KONG] Hong Kong is “quite optimistic” about its economic prospects in 2023, with China’s reopening expected to soften any potential blow the city may sustain from the looming global downturn, a ...
China-Hong Kong border reopens after three year Covid shutdown
Signaling the start of quarantine-free travel between China and Hong Kong China will reopen the border with its special administrative region of Hong Kong this week for the first time in three years ...
Hong Kong shares open slightly lower
Hong Kong stocks opened with a small loss on Tuesday morning as profit-takers moved in following a strong start to the year fuelled by hopes about ...
Hong Kong customs seizes HK$600,000 worth of Covid-19 medicine ‘intended’ for mainland China in weekend haul
Drugs including Primovir, Paxista and Molnupiravir found in luggage of travellers entering city from Thailand and India.
Hong Kong MTR passengers can use Shenzhen Metro app to pay for rides in step towards Greater Bay Area integration
As the Hong Kong-mainland border reopens, commuters can pass through the gates at MTR stations using QR codes generated by the Shenzhen Metro app.
End of Covid restrictions in Hong Kong ignites trade in illegally caught seafood
The end of Covid restrictions across China have spurred a recovery in consumption of smuggled seafood in Hong Kong. Demand for exotic and endangered fish species collapsed in Hong Kong during the ...
Hong Kong pushes ahead with crypto hub plans as tech firms, startups show interest: financial secretary
Hong Kong will continue pushing ahead with the development of the Web 3.0 industry as it aims to become a regional hub for the nascent industry despite the series of collapses of crypto exchanges, ...
Hong Kong Scraps Contact Tracing App That Raised Privacy Concern
Hong Kong is discarding its Covid contact tracing app, one of the most visible components of its pandemic infrastructure.
Credit Suisse Loses Two Senior Private Bankers in Hong Kong
Credit Suisse Group AG has lost two more senior private bankers in Hong Kong as attrition continues at the Swiss bank, according to people familiar with the matter.