Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has called his arrest a “symbolic exercise” by local authorities to demonstrate that the sweeping national security law imposed by Beijing last month has “teeth.” …
‘Ambiguity’ of Hong Kong national security law causes concern for U.S. businesses: AmCham HK
The national security law in Hong Kong is ‘wide in scope,’ which makes its implementation hard to understand, says Tara Joseph, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
‘Made in China’ label ruling hits a raw nerve in Hong Kong
The U.S. move suggests a bumpy path ahead for the Asian financial hub as countries begin to treat it as just another Chinese city.
Google To Stop Accepting Data Requests From Hong Kong Authorities After New Law Passed
Following the passage of the controversial national security law by the mainland government in Beijing, Google has stopped accepting direct user data from authorities in Hong Kong, the Washington Post …
Alibaba, Xiaomi to Enter Hong Kong’s Stock Market Benchmark
HONG KONG (Reuters) – E-commerce conglomerate Alibaba , handset maker Xiaomi and WuXi Biologics will enter Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index <.hsi> next mo …
Alibaba, Xiaomi to Enter Hong Kong’s Stock Market Benchmark
HONG KONG (Reuters) – E-commerce conglomerate Alibaba , handset maker Xiaomi and WuXi Biologics will enter Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index <.hsi> next mo …
China’s national security law triggering radical transformation of Hong Kong’s human rights
Despite pledges from top Hong Kong officials that the draconian national security law, which contains 66 articles and criminalizes succession and subversion, to terrorism and collusion, would only …
‘I Should Be Presumed Innocent.’ Hong Kong Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Criticizes His Arrest
He said Hong Kong’s future as Asia’s main financial hub was uncertain if there was no respect for the rule of law under the new security measures …
Google ends direct cooperation with Hong Kong authorities on data requests
U.S. tech companies earlier halted reviews of data requests from the territory’s officials while assessing the human rights implications of a new national security law.
Google to end responding directly to data requests from Hong Kong authorities – newspaper
Alphabet Inc’s Google will stop responding directly to data requests from Hong Kong authorities, the Washington Post reported on Friday, citing an unnamed person familiar with the matter.