A new share index focused on China’s technology giants has been launched by Hong Kong’s stock market.The Hang Seng TECH Index went live on Monday and includes internet giants such as Tencent, Alibaba …
Universities offer Hong Kong jobs punishing dissent
Oxford University and five other institutions have been criticised for advertising jobs with the Hong Kong police.Bath, Exeter, Leicester, Manchester, Oxford and Warwick universities have posted job …
EDITORIAL: A tough spot in global finance
Since the protests in Hong Kong over an extradition bill and Beijing’s imposition of sweeping national security legislation, there has been speculation about which city can replace it as a financial …
Shopping, how Macau dwarfed Hong Kong
Macau has become a giant shopping mall with all the luxury brands on display. Often at the expense of Hong Kong.
Once a Source of U.S.-China Tension, Trade Emerges as an Area of Calm
The trade deal is providing a rare point of stability as relations between the United States and China fray over Hong Kong, the coronavirus and accusations of espionage.
Exclusive: More in Hong Kong Want U.S. Policy That Treats It Differently Than China, Poll Shows
A plurality of 46 percent of Hong Kong respondents said that the United States should treat Hong Kong differently than the rest of China when it comes to policymaking, according to an exclusive …
Sea crew quarantine let-off ‘may have caused Hong Kong spike’
Hong Kong’s sudden spike in coronavirus cases may have stemmed from its willingness to let seafarers skip quarantine while changing ships in the city, a leading health expert said. Hong Kong has one …
Hong Kong Couple Acquitted Of Rioting Charges
A Hong Kong couple were found not guilty of rioting during last year’s pro-democracy protests on Friday in a ruling that could see hundreds of others avoid jail time. More than 9,000 people were …
‘It’s So Much Worse Than Anyone Expected.’ Why Hong Kong’s National Security Law Is Having Such a Chilling Effect
But he did not name the fear that prompted him to abandon his commentaries—at least not until he left Hong Kong. “The day [the national security law] passed I just couldn’t write anything. I stared at …
Why we should invite Hong Kong businesses to move to the United States
In June, China imposed its draconian national security law on Hong Kong, extending the reach of the Communist Party’s security apparatus throughout the territory. Now businesses want out. A survey …