The US has blocked Hong Kong residents from accessing at least two federal government websites that provide economic data, in a development that could fuel rising tensions between Washington and …
Mainland Chinese bankers are taking over Hong Kong’s financial sector, displacing their local peers in top roles
Hongkongers’ share of investment banking jobs in the city has slumped to about 30 per cent from 40 per cent two years ago, while mainlanders now account for more than half of senior roles.
Hong Kong government should turn to private sector to help make Lantau Tomorrow Vision dream a reality, think tank says
Our Hong Kong Foundation says officials should consider options for funding Lantau Tomorrow Vision after city’s cash reserves were battered by coronavirus.
Taiwan Claims Entrapment After China Shows Spy ‘Confession’
Taiwan’s government has denounced China, citing entrapment and manipulation, after Chinese state television aired a documentary showing a Taiwanese citizen confessing to visiting Hong Kong to support …
Taiwanese man held in China ‘confesses’ on TV to filming troops on Hong Kong border
Lee Meng-chu is accused of filming Chinese troops gathering at the border with Hong Kong during protests in 2019 …
‘I focus on earning money and then leaving Hong Kong’
Hong Kong has long been known as Asia’s premier financial hub, functioning as China’s window to the wider world while enjoying a kind of freedom unheard of on the mainland. But the protests and a new …
Macau exhibition showing Hong Kong protest photos shuts
World Press Photo exhibition featuring images from Hong Kong’s huge protests last year has been shut down in Macau without explanation, …
You’re channelling Bruce Lee’s spirit, daughter tells Hong Kong protesters
When protesters flooded the streets of Hong Kong last year, they took inspiration from the territory’s most famous son.Bruce Lee was the world’s first Asian superstar – a martial arts maestro, film …
Hong Kong Heist Snares $645 Million in Valuables, Including Mao Scrolls
The burglars also stole coins and vintage stamps from a Hong Kong apartment. The police recovered one scroll cut in two.
‘Made in China’ label ruling hits raw nerve in Hong Kong
China tensions, goods made in Hong Kong for export to the US will need to be labeled as “Made in China” after November 9. What does it mean to manufacturers who struggle to preserve their own …