From the brine-soaked docks of a ferry pier to the red-painted pillars of a Buddhist temple, many an ageing wooden structure in Hong Kong has found new purpose in the hands of Wong Hung-kuen.
Lights out for Hong Kong’s neon signs? Tradition losing shine as businesses struggle to meet rules
Owner of 79-year-old Tai Tung Bakery in Yuen Long hopes to persuade authorities to let neon sign stay Brightly-lit signs a powerful symbol of the city, say enthusiasts keen to save, repurpose them …
Lights out for Hong Kong’s neon signs? Tradition losing shine as businesses struggle to meet rules
Owner of 79-year-old Tai Tung Bakery in Yuen Long hopes to persuade authorities to let neon sign stay Brightly-lit signs a powerful symbol of the city, say enthusiasts keen to save, repurpose them …
Property developer Sunac China will oppose winding-up petition in Hong Kong
Cash-strapped property developer Sunac China said on Thursday it will oppose the winding-up petition it received at the Hong Kong High Court over the non-payment of certain senior notes worth $22 …
There will be mooncakes and lanterns, but spike in Hong Kong Covid-19 infections dampens Mid-Autumn Festival mood
Hongkonger Richard Li is looking forward to a Mid-Autumn Festival family gathering this weekend, after celebrations were cancelled for two years because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The 29-year-old …
Liz Truss to continue UK’s hawkish stance towards Hong Kong authorities, analysts say
New British Prime Minister Liz Truss is expected to maintain her country’s hawkish stance towards the Hong Kong government, political analysts have said, with a special UK citizenship path for …
Coronavirus: more Hong Kong hotels set to pull out of quarantine scheme renewal to capitalise on local market
Source says hotel industry experiencing decline in occupancy rate after government earlier launched ‘3+4’ travel scheme Hotels turn attention to local market, with hopes of capitalising on providing …
China Evergrande lenders appoint receiver to seize Hong Kong headquarters: sources
Creditors of Chinese real estate developer Evergrande appoint a receiver to take the company’s 26-story China Evergrande Centre in Hong Kong.
Mild Inflation Sends Hong Kong and China Shares Higher
Chinese stocks broke a streak of downward pressure, but property developers face a troubled economy where ‘only the fittest can survive.’ …
Mild Inflation Sends Hong Kong and China Shares Higher
Chinese stocks broke a streak of downward pressure, but property developers face a troubled economy where ‘only the fittest can survive.’ …