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Hong Kong Ranks Third Globally as Philanthropy Hub After New York, Seoul
Hong Kong ranks third among global philanthropy hubs, behind New York and Seoul, in Altrata's study of wealth, donors and giving infrastructure.
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Veteran Leung Sum-yee Keeps Cantonese Opera Alive Through Teaching and Advocacy
Leung Sum-yee has taught Cantonese opera for over 30 years, bringing the traditional art form to young people, schools and communities.
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Hongkong Post workers say transfer scheme offers too few suitable jobs
Postal workers denied permanent contracts say Hong Kong's special transfer scheme offers too few suitable roles and should include workman and artisan
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New World Development Returned Control of Struggling 11 Skies to Airport Authority
New World Development has returned Hong Kong's struggling 11 Skies project to the Airport Authority, raising questions over its future.
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Hong Kong MTR Services Resume After Lam Tin Track Fire Strands Commuters
A fire near Lam Tin station suspended Kwun Tong line services, stranding commuters and causing heavy crowds before trains gradually resumed.
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New Huanggang Port Records 79,500 Passenger Trips, 8,000 Vehicle Movements On Opening Day
New Huanggang Port recorded 79,500 passenger trips and 8,000 vehicle movements on opening day as operators prepare for heavier holiday traffic.
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Hong Kong Therapy Dog Programme Booked Out Until February 2027
A Hong Kong therapy-dog programme is fully booked until February 2027 as volunteers support visits to schools, hospitals and elderly homes.
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China Finance Minister Lan Foan to Deliver Keynote at APEC Meeting
China’s Finance Minister Lan Foan will deliver the opening speech at the Apec finance ministers’ meeting in Hong Kong on October 20 …
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Hong Kong Plans Regional ‘Soft Connectivity’ Through Digital Trade, Carbon Markets
Hong Kong adviser Stephen Wong outlines digital trade, carbon markets and logistics policies to strengthen regional cooperation and prosperity.
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Hong Kong Court Awards Shelter Worker HK$89,000 After Dog Attack
A Hong Kong court awarded HK$89,000 to a dog shelter worker injured in an attack, ruling she was an employee despite lacking …
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Hong Kong Electronics Fairs to Showcase More Than 120 Robots
Hong Kong electronics fairs will showcase over 120 robots as Chinese manufacturers target factory work, elderly care and overseas AI markets.
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Co-care scheme may prevent 9% of Hong Kong stroke, heart failure cases
A university projection says Hong Kong's Chronic Disease Co-care Scheme could prevent 9% of stroke and heart failure cases over the next …
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Hong Kong minibus-truck crash injures 19, driver hospitalised
A minibus driver was hospitalised and 18 others injured after a collision with a goods truck on Hong Kong's San Tin Highway.
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Hong Kong’s AI city brain may be tested next typhoon season
Hong Kong plans to test an AI city brain next typhoon season, linking traffic, weather, flood, landslide and public complaint data.
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Hong Kong educator Joseph Lau named finalist in culture category
PolyU educator Joseph Lau Yui-yip researches funeral customs and Hakka traditions, taking students beyond the classroom to explore Hong Kong culture.
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Hong Kong Links Gold Ambition to Shenzhen’s Jewellery Manufacturing Hub
Hong Kong may expand its gold strategy by linking financial services with Shenzhen's jewellery wholesale and manufacturing ecosystem.
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Sources: Laopu Gold to lease entire floor at Hong Kong’s One Exchange Square
Beijing jeweller Laopu Gold is set to lease about 13,000 square feet at One Exchange Square in Hong Kong's Central district.
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Revamped Huanggang Port opens with joint clearance after six-year redevelopment
Huanggang Port has reopened after six years of redevelopment, introducing joint Hong Kong-Shenzhen immigration clearance to reduce crossing times.
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Hong Kong Hiker Dies, Singaporean Teen Discharged After Separate Trail Emergencies
A middle-aged hiker died in Plover Cove Country Park, while a 17-year-old Singaporean girl was discharged after falling ill on Lion Rock.
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Guangdong Yachts to Enter Hong Kong Waters Under New Scheme From Friday
Guangdong-registered yachts can enter Hong Kong waters from Friday under a new southbound travel scheme with designated berthing locations.
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Blind 17-Year-Old With Hirschsprung’s Disease Plays Drums in Hong Kong
Blind musician Cassie Li, 17, plays drums and sings at Hong Kong's Queen Elizabeth Stadium after surgery, highlighting resilience and Live Theatre's
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RETN Opens New Taipei-Hong Kong Subsea Route Amid Cable Disruption Risks
RETN adds a Taipei-Hong Kong subsea route to strengthen Taiwan connectivity, reduce cable disruption risks and support AI and cloud workloads.
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DFI Retail Group to keep investing in Hong Kong supermarkets despite cautious consumers
DFI Retail Group will invest in new stores and modernise its Hong Kong supermarket network despite cautious consumer spending.
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Bessent May Skip APEC Finance Meet To Focus On Trump’s Shenzhen Visit
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent may skip Apec in Hong Kong to prepare for Trump’s Shenzhen visit and talks with China’s He …