Hong Konger Chan Tong-kai admits to murdering his pregnant girlfriend in a Taipei hotel room nearly two years ago. He has even said he is willing to return to Taiwan and face trial. Yet he remains a …
Cathay Pacific’s staff cut won’t be the deepest for Hong Kong
One of the many reasons that Hong Kong is attractive to big international businesses – and Tokyo isn’t – is that you can easily fire people during a downturn. As the French banks found after the …
China Wealth Link With Hong Kong to Be Capped at $23 Billion Each Way
China’s plan to allow investments for private wealth across the border between Hong Kong and its increasingly affluent southern region will be capped at 150 billion yuan ($23 billion) in each …
What it’s like to travel from the U.S. to Hong Kong right now
Karina Tsui traveled back from New York to her native Hong Kong, where she had to quarantine in a hotel for two weeks. Here’s what went down.
South China Sea missile drills to blame for Taiwanese plane being turned back at Hong Kong, source says
Missile drills in the South China Sea and aeronautical limitations were the reasons a Taiwanese aircraft was denied entry into Hong Kong airspace en route to the Pratas Islands last week, according to …
Young Thai activists are embracing Hong Kong tactics
Thai democracy activists are increasingly adopting tactics used by their counterparts in Hong Kong, as they defy a ban on gatherings after months of mounting protests targeting the prime minister and …
Impossible Foods Sees Hong Kong, Singapore as ‘Gateway’ to Asia’s Supermarkets
David Lee, CFO at plant-based meat company Impossible Foods, joined Cheddar to discuss expanding out of U.S. grocery stores and into Hong Kong and Singapore for the first time.
Thailand protest: Why young activists are embracing Hong Kong’s tactics
From helmets and gas masks to flashmobs and hand signals, Thailand’s student-led movement is drawing on the experience of Hong Kong’s young activists in its own fight for change. Here are three echoes …
Hong Kong’s Flagship Cathay Slashes 17% of Headcount
Cathay Pacific (CPCAY), Hong Kong’s flagship airline, will slash 5,900 jobs, or 17% of its total, and eliminate entirely its Cathay Dragon regional-airline brand, the company said Wednesday.
Hong Kong and Singapore will form a ‘travel bubble’ soon. Here’s how it’ll work
Leisure travelers can travel between the two cities without undergoing a quarantine, said Edward Yau, Hong Kong’s secretary for commerce and economic development.