China’s three biggest telcos saw their shares drop as much as 5% in Hong Kong on Monday, the first trading session since the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) said it would delist the firms under a plan …
China Telecom Firms Slide After New York Delisting As Oil Giants Fret
Shares in China’s big three state-owned telecom companies slid in Hong Kong Monday during the first day of trading since the New York Stock Exchange announced it was delisting the firms. Friday’s move …
How to better promote green burials in Hong Kong
Considering the limited number of families who have used the services, however, the department must target its promotional efforts at the elderly and collaborate with the Department of Health, which …
How a controversial alliance and fresh fruits may be the answer to Hong Kong’s port regaining former glory
Kwai Tsing Container Terminals operator acknowledges need for port players to shape up or ship out, with alliance offering hope that they can deliver.
Mainland needs to speed up Hong Kong integration
There are many “refugees” fleeing Hong Kong – from the barely controlled pandemic and its many related restrictions of movement and business – to the much safer and less restricted mainland. But they …
10 accused of trying to flee Hong Kong by speedboat will plead guilty, relatives say
Relatives of the 10 Hong Kong residents accused of fleeing the city by speedboat during a government crackdown on dissent say they’ve been informed that their family members pleaded guilty, according …
Winter monsoon likely to bring mercury down to 8 degrees Celsius in Hong Kong on Friday, Observatory says
Winter monsoon is expected to reach southern coast of China on Wednesday and gain strength later in the week, bringing cloudy and cold weather.
Hong Kong fourth wave: when Covid-19 hit, many jumped on the mask-making bandwagon. Where are they now?
Nearly a year since Hong Kong came under the spectre of the coronavirus, local mask manufacturers, who jumped on the supply bandwagon at the start of the pandemic amid a frenzied demand for the …
Self-exiled former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui accuses HSBC of ‘embezzling’ his money by freezing his credit cards
Ted Hui, who is currently in self-exile in Britain, maintained the cards’ cancellation was a ‘political consideration’.
No soup for Hong Kong’s young snake catcher
Unlike commercial snake catchers of yesteryear, whose catch often winds up in soup served at shops, a new breed of catchers strives to release the reptiles into nature.