Initially a poster child for the battle against the coronavirus, Hong Kong has seen a third wave brought in by certain business and logistic arrivals that were exempted from the compulsory quarantine …
Li Ka-shing’s Rags-To-Riches Story: How Hong Kong Billionaire Made His Fortune
Li Ka-shing is Hong Kong’s answer to Warren Buffett. The senior advisor to CK Hutchison Holdings and CK Asset Holdings has a net worth of $26.6 billion. Li started his empire modestly but through hard …
Hong Kong’s MTR to delay new mall opening amid new coronavirus wave, CEO says
Lohas Mall’s phase one opening in Hong Kong will be postponed to a “better time” given current movement restrictions during the pandemic, says Mass Transit Railway Corporation CEO Jacob Kam.
Steep discounts for Hong Kong foreclosed homes may portend property price slump
Some Hong Kong foreclosed homes have been recently sold at steep discounts, adding to signs that the world’s most expensive housing market could be heading for price declines both this year and next.
Macau also tightens entry rules for HK visitors
Macau has tightened restrictions on people travelling from Hong Kong, saying people arriving there will now have to produce certificate to show that …
Macau’s entry restrictions explained
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government urges the public to ensure that they comply with Macau’s new COVID-19 nucleic acid test requirement before travelling there.
Hong Kong activists charged for taking part in Tiananmen vigil
Twenty-five Hong Kong democracy activists were charged Thursday with taking part in a banned June candlelight vigil marking the anniversary of China’s 1989 Tiananmen crackdown. They included prominent …
Beirut, Hong Kong, Climate Change: Your Friday Briefing
Hong Kong foreign press says journalists being targeted in US-China stand-off
Foreign journalists in Hong Kong are facing “highly unusual” visa delays at a time of high tension between the US and China, a group representing international media has said. The Foreign …
Dozens Charged in Hong Kong for Taking Part in Tiananmen Protest
The charges against 24 people for attending an annual vigil are the latest signs of an intensifying crackdown on the pro-democracy movement.