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Only 42.5% of landlords registered their subdivided flats during the initial phase of new housing regulations, as property ownership complexities and low public awareness hinder compliance efforts.

The Chinese International School is implementing specialized training programs to prepare students for the upcoming WorldSkills international vocational competition.

Hua Liebing, formerly head of economic crime investigations at China’s Public Security Ministry, has been appointed to lead the disciplinary oversight body for Beijing’s office managing Hong Kong and Macau affairs.

An ombudsman investigation revealed that confusing instructions in Hong Kong's digital tax platform caused thousands of filers to miss deadlines, resulting in hundreds of penalty notices and two prosecutions.

Lok Li is accused of killing the couple in a revenge plot over a minor traffic accident.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan highlighted that Hong Kong hosted over 130 large-scale events in the first half of 2026, attracting 1.75 million visitors and generating approximately HK$5.8 billion in revenue.

Major Chinese equity indices in Shanghai and Hong Kong have stagnated and fallen back, overshadowing a recent wave of high-profile technology and consumer goods initial public offerings including Unitree, CXMT, and Shein.

The popular video game franchise highlights the mythological figure Zhong Kui, introducing China's ancient folklore to a worldwide gaming audience.

A Hong Kong national was sent back to a Philippine detention facility after severe weather halted his deportation, sparking legal challenges over alleged illegal detention.

Dozens of supporters visited the independent store "Have a Nice Stay" to pay tribute before its closure, marking the end of an era for local literary activism.

Hong Kong Polytechnic University scientists have engineered a novel quantum-tunnelling field-effect transistor designed to bypass current physical limitations in integrated circuit and semiconductor development.

Local authorities and residents have flagged severe deterioration along the Doblo Gonno-Kojo Ashong road corridor, calling for immediate maintenance interventions. The degraded infrastructure is impacting daily commutes and commercial transport in the affected municipalities.

Retail revenue increased by 4.5% year-on-year in July, extending a steady growth streak despite slower expansion driven by adverse weather and residents traveling abroad.

A new artistic production reimagines William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy against the backdrop of 1960s Hong Kong, blending Western literature with local cultural history. The adaptation has drawn attention for its innovative staging and historical atmosphere.

Hong Kong authorities are allowing school students and other at-risk residents to receive influenza vaccines one week earlier than usual, following streamlined administrative measures and diversified procurement efforts.

Fast-fashion retailer Shein is preparing for its highly anticipated initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange amid mounting questions about its future growth trajectory. Investors are closely watching whether the company can sustain its rapid expansion despite intensifying market competition and regulatory scrutiny.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has officially stopped accepting applications for the special immigration pathway created for Hong Kong residents following the implementation of the national security law.

Facing severe shortages in daycare placements, families in Hong Kong are struggling to balance work and parenting, prompting debates on whether improved childcare infrastructure can boost fertility rates.

The bank continues to demonstrate resilient financial metrics, attributing sustained net interest margin growth to efficient capital allocation and streamlined operational expenses.

The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation launched preliminary celebrations for its 25th anniversary, highlighting its role in fostering regional scientific and technological advancement.

Hong Kong has opened its first convenience stores run entirely by humanoid robots, with the Beijing-based developer planning to expand to ten additional locations across the city.

Police in Hong Kong reported a sharp increase in WhatsApp account takeover scams, logging nearly 2,000 cases in the first seven months of the year. One victim suffered losses exceeding HK$12 million as cybercriminals exploit the messaging platform.

The TSG Hawks basketball team has announced the removal of a Hong Kong singer from an upcoming promotional series following public backlash.

The 26-year-old outshone 11 other contestants to claim the Miss Hong Kong 2026 title, impressing judges and audiences alike at the finals.

Authorities detained 321 individuals, including a minor, and seized HK$130 million worth of suspected narcotics during a seven-week operation targeting illegal drug networks across the city.

Operations at Vietnam's Hai Phong port have exceeded projected cargo handling goals for the first eight months of the year, signaling strong trade activity.

Authorities are urging the remaining 45 homeowners at the fire-damaged estate to join the government compensation plan before Monday's deadline.

The closure of Canada’s temporary residency scheme for Hong Kong migrants has stranded numerous applicants who fail to meet permanent residency requirements, prompting some to seek refuge in the US and UK.

Authorities launched an inquiry after social media circulated footage appearing to depict a dog trapped inside an operating washing machine. Police confirmed they received a report late Saturday and are assessing potential animal cruelty charges.

Paul Chan defended a fast-tracked land release strategy aimed at accelerating economic restructuring and integrating technology, industry, and talent into the new development zone.

The South Korean government has named veteran policy expert Hong Jee-sun to lead the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, focusing on housing and transport strategies.

A surge of Hong Kong students entering publicly funded universities via fee-paying schools using international qualifications has led to a decline in local exam taker admissions, sparking calls for enrollment quotas.

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com is investing over HK$10 billion in Hong Kong, potentially disrupting the city's long-standing footfall-driven retail property market.

Hong Kong police have detained a 42-year-old man for allegedly releasing toxic laundry detergent pods into a local pond, resulting in the death of a catfish and injuries to approximately 30 turtles.

Tai Po Baptist Public School students and staff return to a newly renovated campus months after being displaced by the Wang Fuk Court blaze.

Mainland China's top legislative body passed amendments allowing qualified lawyers from Hong Kong and Macau to work in nine Guangdong municipalities, expanding cross-border legal services in the region.

A senior JPMorgan official stated that recent mainland restrictions on cross-border investments and tax adjustments targeting overseas insurance gains will not undermine Hong Kong’s enduring competitiveness as a global wealth management center.

Baggio Zhong's outdoor apparel company Kailas is expanding its Fuga label overseas, aiming to capture a leading position in Europe's growing trail-running sector.

Washington targeted a Hong Kong-based enterprise for facilitating financial transactions for a sanctioned Iranian exchange house, expanding economic pressure on Tehran.

Fast-fashion giant Shein is advancing plans to raise $1.8 billion in a highly anticipated initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, marking a major milestone for the privately held retailer.

Authorities will enforce strict penalties against pet owners who fail to control their dogs amid a recent spike in canine attacks.

Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation will utilize a world-first heavy-rail skidding technique for the Hung Shui Kiu station project, aiming to bypass scheduling constraints and ensure completion by 2030.

BOCHK reported a 7.1% year-on-year increase in first-half net profit, driven by lower impairment charges and a wider net interest margin that offset continued lending pressure.

The company is deploying AI-powered industrial robots to Saudi facilities while preparing for a public listing in Hong Kong next year.

The broadcaster faced public backlash after his relatives changed their minds mid-flight, causing a nearly hour-long delay for Korean Air passengers.

Chinese AI firm Z.ai has identified its previously mysterious "Ox Alpha" model as the new GLM-5.3-Flash, coinciding with the company's planned debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in January 2026.

The 31st Busan International Film Festival reveals its prestigious Carte Blanche program, featuring personal film selections curated by celebrities including Fan Bingbing, Kim Jeewoon, and Hong Kyung-pyo.

A detective from the New Territories South regional crime unit was detained for allegedly sending explicit photos and inappropriate messages to a woman connected to a suspect he was investigating.

The Hong Kong Productivity Council has introduced a new initiative aimed at democratizing access to artificial intelligence tools for businesses and communities.

Lawmakers and technology experts support the rollout of artificial intelligence on Hong Kong’s 1823 public complaint service but emphasize the need for strict data protection safeguards.

Construction firms Arup and Saint-Gobain have published a comprehensive study outlining strategies for retrofitting and designing buildings to withstand climate change impacts, unveiled in Hong Kong.

China Hongqiao has been recognized with the Asia Responsible Enterprise Award for the third consecutive year, highlighting its corporate sustainability efforts.

Taiwanese officials state that restricting access to the Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu has led to a measurable drop in cross-border fraud and scam operations targeting local users.

Police have charged three women following a violent altercation at a children’s play area in a Hong Kong shopping centre, stating the incident began when a grandmother was struck.

A 67-year-old fisherman was found unconscious and later died after his sampan was struck by lightning during a heavy rainstorm off the coast of Tseung Kwan O.

Police in Hong Kong detained two individuals on suspicion of assault following an incident where a 68-year-old woman struck a five-year-old girl.

Police arrested three women, including a 68-year-old, following a physical altercation at a Kwun Tong shopping mall. The incident gained widespread attention after a video surfaced showing one of the suspects slapping a young child.

The pioneering abstract artist, known for pushing paint through hemp canvas from the reverse side, continues to defy expectations and shows no signs of slowing down his creative output.

Gold inflows to Hong Kong dropped 18% in July, even as major mainland Chinese corporations continue to invest heavily in building bullion storage facilities to cement the city's status as Asia's premier precious metals hub.

Chief Executive John Lee announced the simultaneous publication of the landmark economic roadmap and his yearly governance report on September 16.

The prestigious school and its American founder have resolved their out-of-court dispute, which centered on allegations of financial irregularities and exclusive admissions practices.

A secondary school in Hong Kong has started the new term without a headteacher, as authorities vet a replacement for the former principal who was dismissed for swearing at security guards during a Singapore study trip.

The husband and wife of a deceased Tai Po fire victim, who previously led a public petition, will stand trial for alleged fraud and money laundering in a higher court after being placed under travel restrictions in Hong Kong.

Heavy rain and internet connectivity issues disrupted the launch day of Hong Kong's new robot-run convenience stores, though customers remain appreciative of the automated retail concept.

Following the conviction of organizers behind Hong Kong's annual Tiananmen vigil, a Danish sculptor has petitioned local courts to repatriate his commemorative statue.

Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Guangzhou are strategically coordinating to position the Pearl River Delta as China's primary international trade platform, leveraging regional synergies to boost global export capacity.

A newly released white paper ranks Hong Kong as the leading technology ecosystem in Asia, highlighting its competitive advantages in innovation and digital infrastructure.

After nearly a year of litigation, the prestigious school reached an out-of-court agreement involving a substantial financial payment and the termination of its formal ties with the American church co-founder. The resolution ends a protracted institutional conflict.

Reviewers have urged top-tier schools in Hong Kong to increase academic rigor and design more challenging tasks to better stretch high-ability students.

An informational guide explores the characteristics, taste profile, and foraging locations of edible blue mushrooms found in Mexico, offering tips on seasonal preparation and cooking.

Semiconductor firm Longsys announces a 71,000% increase in profits, positioning the company for a significant listing event targeting Hong Kong-based investors.

Nearly all residents of the damaged Wang Fuk Court complex have agreed to the government's acquisition offer, leaving only 17 households facing compulsory purchase.

Leading Asian equity benchmarks, including Hong Kong’s Hang Seng, India’s BSE Sensex, and Pakistan’s KSE-100, have posted notable monthly losses. Traders attribute the downturns to shifting investor sentiment and broader economic uncertainties.

The government’s push to boost short-term public housing supply has suffered a setback after it lost an appeal against a court decision overturning conditional approval for building 12,000 flats on…

A joint study by CB Insights and a local research firm highlights Hong Kong's growing capacity to nurture scalable ventures and unicorns, positioning it as Asia's top hub for startup innovation.

Hong Kong authorities have identified 36 specific artificial intelligence applications to undergo generative AI trials within the region's financial sector, aiming to boost innovation and regulatory compliance.

Hong Kong's meteorological observatory will keep the lowest typhoon warning signal active through Wednesday morning, with forecasts indicating the alert could extend further into the week as the system nears southern China.

A 31-year-old student in Hong Kong has pleaded guilty to forging an academic reference letter to secure a doctoral program admission at the Education University after previous applications were rejected.

Local authorities in Shanghai have selected Zhu Zhongming, a former senior finance official, to succeed the current mayor and lead the city's economic and administrative agenda.

Stricter enforcement measures against aggressive dogs in Hong Kong have driven up demand for pet DNA tests, though animal welfare advocates warn the policy may increase pet abandonment rates.

Two prominent Chinese technology companies are preparing to raise approximately $900 million through initial public offerings on the Hong Kong stock exchange, signaling renewed investor appetite for regional tech listings.

Shenzhen-based Longsys Electronics aims to raise over HK$6.28 billion through a Hong Kong IPO, joining a growing wave of AI supply chain companies tapping public markets.

Hong Kong’s benchmark Hang Seng Index remains trapped in a tight trading range between 25,200 and 26,200 points as traders navigate short-term volatility and technical resistance levels.

An opinion piece argues that Hong Kong parents need better guidance and support to manage their young children's early and extensive exposure to social media and recreational screen time.

Singapore’s top diplomat emphasized mutual admiration and economic synergy between the two jurisdictions, rejecting the framing of their relationship as inherently adversarial.

The outlet highlights the distinctive tiered stilt-house structure, examining how the historic complex has evolved into a prominent cultural and commercial hub in southwestern China.

In response to the devastating November fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, City University of Hong Kong initiated immediate, people-first support measures rather than relying on bureaucratic strategy memos.

Hospital security and police detained a patient who intentionally ignited medical supplies and bedding, triggering safety alarms and prompting an investigation into the fire hazard.

Career finance bureaucrat Zhu Zhongming has been named Shanghai's new municipal party chief, positioning him as the frontrunner to become the city's next mayor.

Legislative Council President Starry Lee Wai-king proposes a three-day joint debate in early October to adequately discuss the annual policy address and the city's first five-year plan.

The Justice Ministries of Uzbekistan and Hong Kong have signed a memorandum to expand legal cooperation and facilitate professional exchanges between their judicial systems.

Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk addressed actor Salman Khan's recent remark dismissing his demonstrations, attributing the situation to unavoidable circumstances.

A protracted 15-year legal dispute over the late billionaire's fortune will proceed after a Hong Kong court ruled that his third wife and children are entitled to a significant portion of the assets.

Long-standing independent bookshops in Hong Kong, long cherished as cultural refuges for Chinese readers, are confronting increasing regulatory and commercial threats.

Siddharth Chatterjee argues that Hong Kong's declining birth rate presents a chance to pioneer global child-friendly urban environments rather than viewing it solely as a demographic crisis.

The Macao Special Administrative Region government has allocated 30 million yuan to support emergency relief efforts following severe mudslides in China's Xizang Autonomous Region.

High-level talks in Tashkent focused on infrastructure funding, the Tashkent-Samarkand toll road, and establishing direct flights between the two regions.

The Hong Kong SAR government is transitioning from strategic planning to active execution of AI infrastructure expansion and application-driven development across cultural industries.

As the deadline approaches for homeowners to accept the Hong Kong government’s deal to buy back their flats at fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court, some who refuse to sell have said the offer cannot make up…

Following a prolonged cryptocurrency downturn, attendees at a major digital asset conference in Hong Kong emphasized humility and long-term sustainability over speculative gains.

A magistrates' court found Officer Ng Ka-wai not guilty after rejecting the testimony of his accuser, marking a significant ruling in a high-profile misconduct case.

The second annual TMElive International Music Awards will feature performances from Stray Kids, aespa, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, Charlie Puth, and more across two days in Hong Kong.

Fosun International’s hospitality division, ClubMed Lifestyle Group, has proposed a public listing in Hong Kong while outlining ambitious targets to operate 85 resorts worldwide by 2030.

Hong Kong-listed MetaLight disclosed its 2026 interim financials, highlighting a significant reduction in net losses alongside consistent adjusted profitability metrics.

An unmanned electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft completed its first demonstration flight in Hong Kong, marking a key step in the city's push to develop a regulated low-altitude economy.

Hong Kong has launched the first regional mediation and arbitration platform dedicated to medical and healthcare services as part of the city’s efforts to resolve local and cross-border disputes and…

A sports opinion piece argues that top champions become dependent on winning, craving both humiliation and adoration as they pursue another triumph.

All Eyes on Hong Kong! Futu Teams Up with LPGA to Bring Ladies Golf World Championship to the City for the First Time  Taiwan News

Leaders of the now-disbanded group behind Hong Kong’s annual Tiananmen vigil have said ending one-party rule was an “empty slogan” and that they had never incited anyone to overthrow the Chinese…

Hong Kong authorities have revised their heat stress warning system following public criticism, though industry experts warn the updated guidelines remain non-binding and lack mandatory rest provisions for workers. The changes aim to improve outdoor safety while balancing economic demands.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange will introduce derivatives linked to Shein immediately following the fashion retailer's public trading debut next week.

Surgical robotics firm Noah Medical is preparing for a Hong Kong initial public offering to tap into international funding pools and accelerate its push into mainland China.

New regulatory guidelines mandate that ride-hailing operators must demonstrate a proven history of processing at least 100,000 daily orders to qualify for operating licenses in the city.

Official data shows second-hand home prices fell 0.46% in July, ending a year-long rally as mainland Chinese buyers react to potential tax changes.

The robotics company’s public listing reached a $50 billion valuation, delivering substantial returns for early backers including Meituan, HongShan, and Shunwei, while founder Wang Xingxing’s stake is now valued at $15 billion.

A 32-year-old officer from the New Territories South regional crime unit faces misconduct charges after allegedly sending obscene messages and photos to a woman connected to a criminal suspect.

A judicial ruling in Hong Kong has rejected PwCIL's attempt to exit the ongoing legal battle surrounding the Evergrande property crisis, keeping the firm bound to the proceedings.

The Hong Kong government is launching subsidized artificial intelligence courses aimed at helping small and medium enterprises integrate AI tools for content creation, data analysis, and workflow optimization.

Authorities in Hong Kong have launched a criminal probe into alleged fraudulent activities surrounding an initial public offering linked to the ZD Group.

The city’s 1823 public services platform will integrate artificial intelligence by year-end to automatically transcribe, summarize, and route resident complaints, allowing human staff to focus on complex cases.

Hong Kong's housing market experienced a slight monthly decline in July, breaking a streak of steady gains as financial market volatility and mainland investment restrictions dampened buyer activity.

A growing wave of AI developers is focusing on underrepresented languages, with Votee AI launching a specialized Cantonese model to address gaps in multilingual artificial intelligence capabilities.

Baidu is transitioning its Hong Kong stock exchange listing to a primary status, prompting a surge in its shares as investors react to the corporate restructuring.

Sebastien Lai has appealed directly to UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham for diplomatic intervention to secure the release of his father, prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, who has endured years of solitary confinement.

The Honghe region has launched a promotional initiative highlighting its rich agricultural outputs and unique cultural treasures to attract tourism and trade interest.

Primary school students in Hong Kong return to classes amid mixed emotions, prompting education officials to pledge enhanced mental health support through a new well-being campaign.

Private investors across Asia, including Hong Kong family offices, are increasingly funding advanced medical technologies like brain-computer interfaces and surgical robotics as regional healthcare deal activity accelerates.

A new initiative by InvestHK aims to strengthen Hong Kong’s role as a strategic bridge, helping mainland Chinese green technology companies navigate international markets and secure global partnerships.

Hong Kong’s appeals court has ruled against the government in a legal challenge connected with plans to build public housing on a golf course in Fanling.

The Sujiaba bridge in Chongqing has gone viral online for its striking resemblance to a theme park roller coaster, though it serves as a fully functional roadway for daily traffic.

Recent independent studies by Hong Kong scientists confirm that visceral fat not only raises risks for cardiovascular and metabolic diseases but also negatively affects brain health.

Authorities in Hong Kong have detained two suspects in connection with a major phishing fraud scheme that resulted in financial losses exceeding HK$500,000.

The inaugural land tender for Hong Kong's major technology hub at the border attracted six bids from conglomerates and tech firms ahead of the Monday deadline.

A moving services manager received a 3½-year prison term for sexually abusing his partner's 11-year-old daughter at home, with the judge imposing a heavier penalty due to the severe psychological impact.

Autonomous driving technology firm WeRide will officially join the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s Tech 100 Index, recognizing its growth and market presence.

Anti-corruption authorities detain individuals, including alleged triad affiliates, connected to fraudulent contracting worth HK$500 million across dozens of housing estates.

Tenants are capitalizing on potentially lower rents in prime Hong Kong areas to secure highly visible locations and boost customer visibility despite shifting market conditions.

Asia’s two leading financial hubs are intensifying their rivalry for investment talent, with competitive tax breaks for fund managers emerging as the primary battleground.

Hong Kong police have arrested a suspect following the discovery of vandalism at the grave of late cinema icon Linda Lin Dai, whose marble altar was found covered in cement at St Michael’s Catholic Cemetery.

Prosecutors have opened their case against Lok Fung Lorrence Li, who is accused of murdering a couple in Auckland following a minor traffic altercation. The trial will examine whether the initial road rage incident directly led to the fatal shootings.

Syed Asim Hussain discusses his restaurant group's current performance and shares his perspective on the future trajectory of Hong Kong's food and beverage industry.

Major Chinese lithium manufacturers Tianqi Lithium and Ganfeng Lithium are experiencing significant profit growth driven by recovering commodity prices and rising global demand for electric vehicle batteries. Analysts note that their Hong Kong-listed shares remain undervalued relative to industry tailwinds.

Bank of China Hong Kong delivered consistent quarterly performance, with management highlighting improved profitability metrics alongside plans for higher dividends and share repurchases.

Singaporean businesses are eager to explore investment opportunities in Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis development following recent high-level visits by Singapore's prime minister.

For decades, Hong Kong has been a hub for gold jewellery. Brands such as Chow Tai Fook and Chow Sang Sang have drawn buyers from the world over, aided by the city’s duty-free status and its proximity…

Fast-fashion retailer Shein prepares for a long-delayed stock listing in Hong Kong at a significantly reduced valuation, amid tightening regulations and squeezed profit margins that could finally bring its reclusive co-founder into the public spotlight.

LandSpace successfully launched and landed its Zhuque-3 Y2 reusable rocket, marking a significant technological breakthrough that could accelerate commercial space operations and Hong Kong’s growing ambitions in the sector.

A closer look at Hong Kong's mental health system reveals gaps in transitioning patients from clinical stabilization to full community integration, prompting calls for systemic reform.

The fast-fashion giant faces a significant market revaluation following regulatory hurdles in Western markets, preparing for a much smaller IPO than initially projected.

Local authorities are drawing public criticism after detaining a second dog with pit bull lineage for behavioral evaluation following neighbor complaints, highlighting ongoing tensions over breed-specific legislation.

As wearable devices become central to personal healthcare in Hong Kong, medical experts warn that consumers should not rely solely on these gadgets for critical health monitoring without professional guidance.

The 102-year-old mother of the late Cantopop icon Anita Mui Yim-fong died on Sunday morning after collapsing at her home in Hong Kong. Tam Mei‑kam was being fed liquid oatmeal by her domestic helper…

The AGI Bar in Beijing's Zhongguancun tech hub is leveraging unrestricted access to advanced artificial intelligence models alongside drinks and music to draw patrons and redefine the nightlife experience.

Analysts report that financial stress in Hong Kong’s commercial real estate sector has eased but persists, with highly leveraged owners still facing refinancing challenges despite fewer creditor-led sales.

Young artists from Vietnam won first-place honors at an international art competition hosted in Hong Kong, highlighting emerging talent.

La metròpoli del sud de la Xina busca el seu lloc en un equilibri entre una Shenzhen en creixement i un Hong Kong en declivi, destacant la seva adaptabilitat urbana.

Hong Kong’s independent bookstores, a refuge for Chinese readers, are under threat AP News

Morningstar hosts earnings reports, financial summaries, and conference call transcripts for the hospitality company.

The elite Diocesan Boys’ School will introduce the International Advanced Level curriculum in 2027, becoming the city’s first institution to offer three distinct university preparation tracks pending approval.

Under a new agreement with mainland Chinese authorities, Hong Kong residents can now present either their identity card or home return permit when crossing the revamped Huanggang Port checkpoint.

Transport officials confirm that multiple ride-hailing companies have submitted applications following the government's release of licensing requirements, paving the way for regulated online platforms in the city.

Responding to Hong Kong media outlets, the insurance giant confirmed that the individual in question had been suspended from duties while established internal procedures were carried out.

Recent data shows that 80% of foreign nationals granted working visas under Hong Kong’s General Employment Policy last year were hired on short-term contracts, with nearly half earning under HK$20,000 monthly.

Activist and former legislator Chow Hang-Tung, who has been detained for over five years, is now confronting a new ten-year prison sentence as Beijing tightens its grip on dissent in the territory.

Electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft manufacturer EHang successfully conducted its inaugural public passenger flight in Hong Kong, marking a milestone for urban air mobility in the region.

Fosun International, owner of Club Med since 2015, has filed for a Hong Kong stock exchange listing for Club Med Lifestyle Group, marking the resort chain's return to public markets.

Hong Kong's property sector and financial markets are undergoing rigorous scrutiny as authorities enforce stricter cross-border anti-corruption regulations aimed at cleaning up corporate governance.

Major ride-hailing platforms Uber and Didi have announced preparations to submit applications for operating licenses under Hong Kong's newly introduced regulatory framework aimed at formalizing the fast-growing transport sector.

The Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong fell 1.63% over the week, ending at 25584.79 amid shifting investor sentiment in Asian markets.

Legal experts caution internet users against exposing private information online after an AIA staff member was suspended for allegedly participating in a shopping mall altercation, highlighting potential criminal liability for doxxing.

Delegation talks between Uzbek officials and a Hong Kong business group focused on strengthening cross-border trade, legal services, and international arbitration frameworks to boost economic ties.

A magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck southwestern China, with its epicenter located between Sichuan province and Chongqing municipality at a depth of 10 kilometers.

Forthright Securities participated in the Bitcoin Asia 2026 conference in Hong Kong, promoting its multi-asset allocation services and regional market connectivity.

Two major engineering and construction firms publish a comprehensive global study outlining strategies for retrofitting and designing climate-resilient structures.

Uzbek officials are advancing discussions with South Korean firm Chong Kun Dang to expand bilateral pharmaceutical cooperation. The talks focus on leveraging South Korean expertise in biopharmaceutical development to modernize Uzbekistan’s healthcare sector.

Activists including Chow Hang-tung returned to court for sentencing mitigation following guilty verdicts in a high-profile national security trial related to the Tiananmen vigil.

Fashion analysts suggest the thong bikini is experiencing a major resurgence on beaches, driven by shifting trends and consumer preferences rather than a sudden viral moment.

The Chinese aluminum manufacturer China Hongqiao has been recognized with the Asia Responsible Enterprise Award for three consecutive years, highlighting its corporate sustainability efforts.

The dining establishment operated by the Hong Kong-born actor resumed business two days after local authorities ordered a shutdown, citing resolved compliance issues.

Fast-fashion retailer Shein is preparing for a Hong Kong initial public offering expected to raise approximately $1.7 billion, with pricing likely set near the midpoint of its target range.

A recent survey reveals that monthly retirement expenses in Hong Kong have surged past general inflation rates, with over 72 percent of retirees wishing they had started saving earlier.

Hong Kong's labour authorities have reduced the activation temperature for its workplace heat stress warning system to 35 degrees Celsius after facing backlash over previous safety standards. The adjustment aims to better protect workers from extreme summer temperatures.

Senior Thai official Anutin Charnvirakul has brushed aside allegations of a Cambodian arrest warrant related to his recent visit to Chong An Ma.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing is considering consolidating its Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) with the main board by introducing a new Chapter 18D to its listing rules.

A cross-border development project led by Hong Kong and mainland Chinese partners is modernizing public library facilities in Nairobi, aiming to improve educational resources and community access in Kenya.

A lithium-ion power bank caught fire in a public housing unit early Thursday, forcing nearly 80 residents to evacuate and resulting in three injuries and four feline fatalities.