Taiwan has slammed the Hong Kong government, accusing it of “achieving nothing” in the past year to ensure that the murder suspect at the centre of the city’s extradition bill crisis is transferred to …
Police throttle Hong Kong protests against Beijing, but anger still seethes on the streets
Thousands of police officers flooded onto Hong Kong’s streets Thursday, stopping and searching people en masse, to thwart demonstrations planned for China’s National Day to protest Beijing’s …
Noise barrier project on Hong Kong highway enjoys conflict-free completion, earning nod from British engineers’ organisation
The installation of a noise barrier on the Tuen Mun Highway was completed without compensation disputes and has won an international award for adopting a new engineering contract model, the city’s …
How Ant Group plans to pull-off world’s largest ever dual IPO in Hong Kong and Shanghai amid coronavirus pandemic
Ant Group and its advisers are getting creative as they attempt to score the world’s largest initial public offering amid a coronavirus pandemic as well as a first-of-its-kind simultaneous listing in …
Spurred by coronavirus pandemic, Hong Kong student publishes photo book to raise funds for Indian children’s home
When Clifton Shipway, the deputy director of Good Shepherd Agricultural Mission – a school and orphanage in the foothills of the Himalayas – checked his email, he was surprised to see a message from a …
How Canadian made it big in Hong Kong nightlife, left to sail the world, and rocked up in Panama where he’s opening a heritage hotel
In the first decade of the new millennium, nobody cranked up the volume on Hong Kong’s high jinks quite like party tsar Chris Lenz. He wasn’t just the brains behind mock-horror-themed Igor’s …
Hong Kong fund steps up to buy Clarks
A Hong Kong investment fund that owns a one third stake in Inter Milan football club has emerged as the leading contender to take control of ailing Clarks Shoes.The family-owned retailer has entered …
China’s decade-long project to seize global agenda pays off
When Britain clashed with China over the imposition of a new national security law in Hong Kong, the issue ended up in the United Nations’ human rights council, based in Geneva.The British declaration …
Financial Services Recruitment Hong Kong – Turbulent Times Are Calling for Reliable, Smart Thinkers to Join the Financial Services Sector in HK
Hong Kong has seen a shift in the economic landscape over the past few months to a year. With radical innovation, growing competition and continually changing regulations the disruption faced by Hong …
Lam Says Stability Has Returned to Hong Kong
Authorities in Hong Kong are talking up stability after dozens of protesters were arrested on China’s National Day. The event saw police checking ID’s and cracking down on any attempt to demonstrate.