A report indicates that PwC forecasts a tax overhaul in Hong Kong will successfully draw multinational corporations to the region.

Hong Kong authorities are investigating two hygiene officers caught smoking in public while in uniform, an act strictly prohibited, with disciplinary action expected.

Hong Kong authorities have successfully reduced the time required for environmental impact assessments by up to 50% through the implementation of artificial intelligence, as part of a broader efficiency drive.

Hong Kong recorded approximately 4.5 million visitor arrivals in July, a 3% increase year-on-year, driven by major international conventions boosting business travel, despite bad weather impacting growth from mainland China.

A Taiwan-based streaming platform, Animation Crazy, has pulled the Japanese anime series 'Chainsmoker Cat' for Hong Kong audiences, citing a breach of the city’s ban on online smoking advertisements.

Romanian director Florin Șerban's 'You Don’t Belong Here' and South Korean director Hong Sang-soo both received top awards at the Locarno Film Festival.

A Thai soldier has reportedly lost a leg after stepping on a landmine near Chong An Ma, highlighting the dangers of unexploded ordnance in the region.

A Hong Kong merchant received a five-year and four-month jail sentence for attempting to murder his wife and three daughters by burning charcoal in their flat, driven by nearly HK$900,000 in debt.

A Hong Kong court has ordered a unit of China's state-backed SDIC Commodities Co. to liquidate, adding to the financial difficulties for the metals trader amid increased scrutiny on the sector by Beijing.

An escalating crackdown on independent bookstores in Hong Kong has put Taiwan publishers in the spotlight, as several stores have permanently closed.

Hong Kong homebuyers showed strong interest in the first batch of units at a major residential project in the Northern Metropolis, with over half of the available flats finding buyers.

Benzinga reports on the market sentiment surrounding Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd.

More than 1,000 people rallied at Hong Lim Park in Singapore, calling for greater transparency in land-use decisions and expressing concerns over the loss of green spaces like Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks.

Hong Kong Disneyland is collaborating with Pixar Animation Studios to introduce an exclusive theatrical experience centered around a new home-grown character, with clues suggesting she could be a pangolin.

An article explores the Hong Kong approach to wellness, emphasizing healthy eating, physical activity, and overall well-being.

A 14-year-old boy in Hong Kong has been arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after bringing a severely injured cat to a clinic, where it later died.

A study reveals that indoor 'feels-like' temperatures in Hong Kong's subdivided flats and rooftop huts reached a blistering 52.21 degrees Celsius this summer, with 80% of residents reporting dizziness and headaches.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced an 11.7% year-on-year increase in air passenger traffic for the first half of the year, attributed to various events and increased visitor numbers.

Hong Kong's historic Bead Street, a vibrant handicraft hub in Sham Shui Po, is facing an uncertain future as many shops are closing down, threatening its legacy.

Hong Kong is grappling with an ageing population and a widening income gap, issues that threaten its social fabric and are being addressed in a five-year plan series.

A review praises Kim Minhee's melancholic performance in Hong Sangsoo's film 'Nowhere to Lay My Eyes,' noting the director's consistent style and recurring themes.

Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has advised residents to exercise extreme caution with personal data, reporting a 62% increase in privacy complaints year-on-year, particularly in the age of AI.

Experts reveal Hong Kong's forests harbor more wildlife than previously thought, including new species, and urge authorities to create a conservation list for vulnerable species.

Hong Kong's first five-year plan prioritizes regional cooperation, focusing on improving life in the Greater Bay Area through policy adjustments.

Pakistan and Hong Kong Customs have forged a new partnership, establishing an assistance framework that includes intelligence exchange and monitoring of suspected cargo.

A bomb-disposal team and a unit responsible for Hong Kong's light public housing scheme have been recognized with this year's Chief Executive's Award, praised for their professionalism and excellence in addressing challenges.

Hong Kong authorities received over 16,000 public submissions for the city's inaugural five-year plan by the close of its consultation, with general support noted for greater integration into national development.

Hong Kong has raised its full-year economic growth forecast to 3.5-4.5% after a 4.3% expansion in the second quarter, marking its strongest first-half performance in almost five years, driven by buoyant external trade and global AI demand.

A former jewellery procurement manager in Hong Kong has been sentenced to six years and eight months in jail for stealing HK$11.1 million worth of diamonds from suppliers to support his gambling addiction.

A conservative Christian NGO has publicly criticized Hong Kong's security minister for his remarks against a local press union, marking its second such rebuke of the government within a month, while a foreign press club also condemned harassment.

Hong Kong is set to list its first Shanghai free-trade zone offshore bond, aiming to reinforce its position as the leading offshore yuan hub amidst growing competition.

Hong Kong's life insurers are projected to see annual premium growth of 8 to 10 percent over the next two years, despite a recent regulatory shift stemming from Beijing's overseas taxation rules.

Chinese state-owned giant China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) is proposing transit solutions for Hong Kong's Kai Tak waterfront area, aiming to expand its sales to overseas cities.

The University of Castelo Branco is undertaking a mission to China in October, reinforcing its 30-year twinning with Zhuhai and taking businesses and the Polytechnic Institute to Chongqing and Chengdu after an agreement with the Luso-Chinese Chamber of Commerce.

The composite waiting time for general applicants seeking long- and short-term subsidized public rental housing in Hong Kong has slightly increased to 4.8 years by the end of June.

Hong Kong authorities have invited expressions of interest to develop land parcels designated for a modern logistics cluster within the Northern Metropolis megaproject.

A scaffolding subcontractor involved in Hong Kong's fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court estate had ordered batches of non-fire-retardant protective nets. This information was revealed in a supplier's statement released by the independent panel investigating the deadly blaze.

A Hong Kong woman who returned from Australia has been acquitted of two charges related to the 2019 anti-government protests due to insufficient evidence.

Hong Kong rail operator MTR Corporation reported a net profit of HK$15.87 billion (US$2 billion) in the first half of 2026, more than double the previous year, driven by strong property development gains.

Three scientists from mainland China have been honored with this year's Future Science Prize, China's first privately funded award for scientific achievement, recognizing their breakthroughs in molecular mechanisms, porous materials, and arithmetic geometry.

A Pune-based influencer, identified as Rohan Jadhav, surrendered in court after police froze his bank accounts and financial sources in connection with a cryptocurrency fraud case linked to Hong Kong.

A Form Six student in Hong Kong has joined the ranks of top scorers in this year's university entrance examinations after her biology grade was upgraded following a remarking request, bringing the total to 25 top students.

Wisconsin state representative Francesca Hong, a rising figure in the Democratic Party, has publicly expressed deep pride in her Korean heritage. She shared her sentiments during an interview with Yonhap News Agency.

Online fashion retailer Shein is reportedly considering August 28 as the date for its trading debut in Hong Kong. This move follows earlier reports of the company exploring an initial public offering.

The defeat of Ms. Hong in Wisconsin has ignited new disagreements within the Democratic Party, with some viewing it as a win for moderates while others see Ms. Hong's strong showing as a hopeful sign for progressives.

A Hong Kong man has been given an 18-month probation order for writing 'seditious words' in a Tsim Sha Tsui bathroom, marking a rare non-custodial sentence for a national security offense.

Subdivided flats in Hong Kong, like a 72 sq ft rooftop home in Sham Shui Po, are becoming extreme heat traps, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. The issue highlights the challenges faced by residents in inadequate housing during hot weather.

The final residents of Cha Kwo Ling, one of Hong Kong's last squatter settlements, are preparing to vacate their homes ahead of a government deadline for redevelopment into public housing.

A Hong Kong court has ordered a retrial for a murder suspect after a jury failed to reach a verdict on his defense of committing the crime while suffering from a delusion of harassment by electromagnetic waves.

Anchorpoint, a venture backed by Standard Chartered, has commenced the rollout of its new Hong Kong dollar stablecoin.

Hong Kong's hospitality sector anticipates a significant surge in bookings with the upcoming arrival of BTS's Arirang world tour, mirroring the economic boost seen in Seoul.

Ravi Kishan's wife humorously expressed her desire to 'lock him in a room' to prevent him from going viral, amid his growing meme fame.

A man sustained minor burns in a fire that spread to two huts and four speedboats in Po Toi O village, Sai Kung, Hong Kong, with fire services responding to multiple reports of the blaze.

A woman has been charged by Hong Kong authorities after 136 dogs were discovered without proper licenses at a shelter in Yuen Long. The incident highlights concerns about animal welfare and licensing regulations.

Six individuals involved in the 2019 PolyU campus escape during pro-democracy protests are seeking appeals against their convictions for perverting the course of justice. They had rappelled off a bridge to flee the police siege.

Hong Kong is currently discussing its new five-year development plan, raising questions about its potential impact on the city's free-market economy. The plan's implications for various sectors and its necessity are under scrutiny.

Democratic socialist Francesca Hong is polling significantly ahead in the Wisconsin governor's race, indicating a growing trend for progressive candidates.

Hong Kong's Baptist University is reviewing its information technology systems' security after a ransomware group, "The Gentlemen," claimed online to have illegally accessed the institution's data.

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Supporters of Wisconsin progressive candidate Hong express confidence that she is the answer to affordability issues ahead of the primary election.

The development team behind 'Zhong Kui,' the sequel to 'Black Myth: Wukong,' announced that the game will draw inspiration from 'The Odyssey' and will not utilize AI to accelerate its development.

Film executive Todd Brown has launched Rawk Moving Pictures Corp, a new Canadian production house, with one of its first titles being 'Two Gun Cohen,' the English-language debut of acclaimed Hong Kong director Johnnie To.

A new study in Hong Kong has found that over one in ten primary and secondary school students have engaged in self-harming behavior, with nearly half citing school as their primary source of stress.

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government has announced the appointment of a new executive director for the Accounting and Financial Reporting Council (AFRC).

Groups of patriotic Hongkongers held anti-Japan demonstrations outside the Japanese consulate on the 81st anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender.

Robotera, a Chinese robotics startup backed by HSG and CDH Investments, is reportedly planning an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. This move comes as a growing number of companies in the robotics industry seek to go public.

Residents living in inadequate housing, such as subdivided flats in Hong Kong, experienced temperatures feeling as high as 52 degrees Celsius this summer, according to a climate NGO.

Hongkongers are increasingly adopting new lifestyle obsessions, including rigorous exercise routines, dietary supplements, and digital detoxing, as part of a broader trend towards health and wellness.

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu is holding public consultations on the city's first five-year plan and his final policy address, with many evaluating the progress of his 'new chapter' promise.

The percentage of non-Chinese-speaking students admitted to Hong Kong's public universities after DSE exams has remained consistently low, prompting discussions on how to improve their access.

Hong Kong customs is investigating a London-based beauty chain, Opatra, after a woman complained she was cheated into paying over HK$60,000 for products and raised concerns about the company’s operations.

Nature lovers and activists gathered to hold a rally in Hong Lim Park, advocating for environmental causes and raising awareness.

The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and City University of Hong Kong (CityU) have both secured places in the top 100 of a global academic ranking assessing 1,000 institutions worldwide.

Hong Kong's corruption watchdog has charged a former manager of a financial regulator with unauthorized access to the internal computer system to view confidential case files and licensee data.

A new series explores why Hongkongers, particularly younger residents, are increasingly using supplements to boost energy, immunity, and performance, despite expert warnings about potential excesses.

China and Hong Kong will fly flags at half-mast as a tribute to the late former premier Zhu Rongji. This gesture will be observed during the period of his funeral.

Hong Kong's decision to draft its first five-year plan has generated discussion and perplexity, with some viewing it as a significant shift for the city's laissez-faire economy.

Hong Kong is bracing for a persistent heatwave on Sunday and Monday, with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius, before a low-pressure system brings squally thunderstorms and unsettled weather by midweek.

The Future Economics Leadership Summit in Hong Kong brought together over 700 students from more than 20 countries and regions.

A tourism and culture festival has been launched in Chongqing, Southwest China, to mark the traditional Qixi Festival.

Hong Kong police have launched an internal investigation into a female officer who posted a viral video of herself dancing in uniform on mainland Chinese social media, ordering its removal.

Major business chambers in Hong Kong advocate for prioritizing the Northern Metropolis mega development, strengthening the city's financial center status, and advancing its artificial intelligence strategy in its inaugural five-year plan.

Hong Kong's fintech hub Cyberport has filled 50% of its newly expanded 66,000 square meters of office space in Phase 5, attracting tenants including mainland Chinese tech companies like Lenovo and BrainCo.

CityUHK has once again achieved stellar results in the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), securing the 2nd position in Hong Kong and maintaining its place among the global top 100 universities.

Hong Kong police have recorded over 2,100 investment scam cases in the first half of 2026, resulting in total losses of HK$1.6 billion.

Hong Kong's Urban Renewal Authority (URA) has recorded an operating surplus of HK$338 million for the 2025-26 financial year, marking a return to profit after three consecutive years of losses.

A 64-year-old multi-property owner in Hong Kong lost HK$10 million after being defrauded by an individual posing as a prospective tenant.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles consisting solely of search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various cities and countries. These articles appear to be spam or a technical error, listing specific drug names and locations.

Hong Kong has reappointed Clement Cheung as the chief executive officer of the Insurance Authority, extending his tenure as the financial hub prepares for increased mainland oversight on cross-border capital flows.

A moving services manager has admitted to repeatedly molesting his girlfriend's 11-year-old daughter in their Hong Kong home and possessing more than 200 videos and photos taken during the seven assaults.

Actress Kim Min-hee made her first official public appearance since giving birth, attending the Locarno Film Festival alongside director Hong Sang-soo.

The average waiting time for public rental housing in Hong Kong has increased to 4.8 years by the end of June, according to the government's Housing Bureau.

Hong Kong has issued an amber rainstorm warning, bringing relief after a nine-day heatwave with temperatures dropping to between 23 and 29 degrees Celsius.

Two former directors of the Hong Kong Observatory have called on the Labour Department to revise the controversial heat stress warning system for outdoor workers. Their appeal follows instances where record high temperatures only triggered the lowest alert level.

A record heatwave in East Asia has turned fields into ovens, causing potatoes in South Korea to 'cook in the ground' and leaving farmers without income, while extreme temperatures also broke records in Japan and Hong Kong.

A heatwave continues to cause significant challenges for manual workers in Hong Kong, with the city's heat-stress warning system now under scrutiny. Extreme temperatures are also leading to 'inhumane' conditions for nurses in UK hospitals, as authorities explore measures to protect those most affected.

The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) has submitted seven policy proposals as part of the consultation for Hong Kong's five-year development plan.

Thousands of bargain hunters flocked to Hong Kong's annual food fair on its opening day, purchasing various products as exhibitors anticipate a 10 percent increase in business this year.

Hong Kong's competition watchdog has conducted raids at 12 premises in connection with alleged bid-rigging involving 28 building renovation projects valued at approximately HK$500 million.

CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd. reported a sharp increase in profit for the first half of the year, primarily driven by substantial gains from recent asset disposals by the Hong Kong conglomerate.

TMZ's 'Cheek of the Week' segment showcased an unknown influencer flaunting a summer-ready orange thong bikini, inviting readers to identify the star.

For the first time, the dollar-yuan has become the most-traded currency pair in Hong Kong, indicating a shift in the region's financial landscape.

A Hong Kong court has ordered a retrial for Matthew Choi, 36, who pleaded not guilty to murdering a taxi driver in 2021, after the jury failed to reach a majority verdict in the initial trial.

Hong Kong's 'Heavenly King' Andy Lau has been awarded an honorary doctorate by Hong Kong Baptist University in recognition of his extensive achievements in entertainment and his significant contributions to philanthropy and society.

An analysis suggests that Hong Kong is not dying but evolving into a more nationally integrated yet distinctive city following the turmoil of 2019-2020, seeking a new model.

Experts are discussing the future trajectory of Hong Kong as an international financial center, with a key focus on strengthening yuan internationalization. This is part of a five-year blueprint for the city's financial development.

A severe heatwave is sweeping across Asia, causing potatoes to 'boil' in the ground in South Korea, leading to record high temperatures in Hong Kong, and bringing 'cruelly hot' days to Japan.

A Hong Kong baby-food producer has voluntarily recalled several pasta products from stores as a precautionary measure following concerns raised by parents and online users about potential rice weevil contamination.

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Hong Kong-based Moebius Entertainment has secured international sales rights for Peter Ho-Sun Chan's new film, 'The Road Not Taken,' ahead of its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.

A 19-year-old university student in Hong Kong has been arrested for allegedly swindling over HK$3 million from a man, after reportedly being deceived by the same scammers herself.

A tech entrepreneur is leveraging artificial intelligence to reconstruct and modernize the extensive corporate governance database originally created by the late Hong Kong activist David Webb.

Hong Kong authorities have begun clearance operations on a plot of government land in Sham Shui Po, known as Mission Hill, which had been unlawfully occupied for 20 years by elderly residents as a community space.

The Hong Kong government has instructed a contractor to rectify faulty lifts in a new block at Queen Mary Hospital. Multiple glitches have delayed the launch of clinical services in the building.

A funeral parlour in Hung Hom, Hong Kong, has been forced to limit the burning of paper offerings due to poor ventilation caused by a prolonged power outage since Sunday, although other services have resumed after power was restored.

Hong Kong's main tech stock index plans to incorporate 20 additional companies and new themes like artificial intelligence and robotics to better reflect the evolving industry landscape.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) is moving forward with plans to extend stock market trading hours, preparing a discussion paper despite concerns from brokers about longer trading times and the potential cancellation of the lunch break.

A commentary reflects on Hong Kong's transformation, arguing it has moved past its perception as a 'Western playground.' The piece references a 1995 Fortune magazine article that predicted the city's demise.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced criticism from left-leaning outlets after dismissing the 'Woke 1' era as 'crazy.' The remark also led to questions regarding her lack of endorsement for Francesca Hong.

Wisconsin Democratic chair is avoiding comments on Francesca Hong's Thanksgiving remarks, while former Governor Scott Walker warns that Hong's campaign backtracking is undermining her strengths, drawing alarm from the Tiffany campaign.

Hong Kong authorities have launched an online consent form system for parents to approve their children's seasonal flu vaccinations through a school outreach program, aiming to streamline the process.

Yash Bhardwaj discusses the reasons behind the viral success of his 'saloon' website, which gained significant attention for its unique concept.

UK-based beauty chain Opatra London has disassociated itself from a Hong Kong distributor facing accusations of deceptive sales practices.

A large unleashed dog weighing 60kg ran amok in Hong Kong, fatally attacking a poodle and a bichon frise in separate incidents within 20 minutes. Authorities are investigating and attempting to handle the aggressive animal.

Finn Lau, a Hong Kong pro-democracy activist based in the UK, announced that three of his bank accounts with financial services provider Wise have been restored. The accounts, including one for his diaspora media outlet Points Media, had been suddenly deactivated.

A senior Hong Kong police officer's appeal against his 6½-year jail sentence for fraudulently obtaining over HK$26 million in mortgages by hiding his police affiliation has been dismissed by a court.

An archived report from August 18, 1971, details how Typhoon Rose capsized the Hongkong-Macao ferry Fatshan, killing 88 people, with no hope for missing crew members.

A Chinese vessel, Dong Fang Hong 2, was observed by a Japanese coast guard patrol ship conducting survey activities with a wire-like object in the sea west of Okinawa's Kume island, prompting a warning to cease operations.

Hong Kong innovators achieved significant success at an international invention competition in Silicon Valley, securing the top prize, eight special awards, and 35 medals, with a solar-powered fertilizer production system earning the highest honor.

Hong Kong is scheduled to conduct two additional drills later this month at the newly renovated Huanggang border crossing. These exercises will involve up to 20,000 civil servants and test new immigration clearance gates under more challenging conditions.

The operator of a maid cafe in Hong Kong has been arrested on suspicion of repeatedly molesting a 14-year-old employee, with the alleged incidents beginning on her first day of work.

A Hong Kong firm is leveraging the rise of Chinese open-weight AI models, which offer high performance at lower costs, to compete with global players like CoreWeave in the artificial intelligence market.

Hong Kong police have launched an internal investigation into an officer who appeared in a viral video dancing in uniform with a dog-ear filter, a clip that gained traction on mainland Chinese platforms.

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An opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal analyzes the political repercussions and 'far-left fallout' following Francesca Hong's loss in a primary election.

Police operations in Hong Kong resulted in 16 arrests, including a 13-year-old boy, as part of a juvenile crime crackdown, and 17 arrests in a scam group operation. Separately, Ilocos police apprehended 74 individuals during their crime crackdown amidst heavy rains.

Five hundred cadets participating in a People’s Liberation Army (PLA) summer camp in Hong Kong battled scorching heat during their annual two-week training. Participants described the heat as the biggest challenge.

Strategy CEO Phong Le believes MSTR stock will outperform Bitcoin in the next bull market, a claim that is being critically examined.

Strategy CEO Phong Le's assertion that MSTR stock will outperform Bitcoin during the next bull market is being challenged, with arguments presented against his optimistic forecast.

Hong Kong's examination authority has defended an invigilator's decision to refuse a DSE candidate with anxiety access to a school lift before an assessment, stating the candidate had not requested the facility in advance.

Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, stated that changes in US trade policy and interest rate trends will significantly affect the city's economy, but the impact will be 'primarily psychological,' as he expressed optimism for continued growth.

Director Hong Sang-soo and actor Kim Min-hee received awards at the 79th Locarno Film Festival for their latest film, "Nowhere to Lay My Eyes," with Hong winning for best direction.

Singapore aims to prevent finance professionals from relocating to Hong Kong by ensuring easy access to the latest AI models, leveraging its strong ties with both the US and China.

Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis University Town is moving beyond a planning concept, with a task force reportedly absorbing lessons from overseas models and expanding the designated area.

Hong Kong has conducted its inaugural counterterrorism drill at the redeveloped Huanggang border crossing, showcasing new security measures and facilities. The exercise provided insight into what travelers can expect from the revamped crossing.

Struggling families and concern groups in Hong Kong are urging authorities to reinstate student subsidies after textbook prices recorded their sharpest increase since the Covid-19 pandemic, coinciding with the growing use of digital learning tools.

Manus chief executive Xiao Hong is expected to return to Singapore as the AI company approaches a resolution regarding its separation from Meta.

A truck driver fled the scene after their vehicle crashed into roadside barriers and erupted in flames on Hong Kong's Lantau Island, with debris from the collision injuring a taxi driver and passenger.

Speedboat captain Nguyen Hong Hai is accused of negligence for underestimating strong winds and high seas off Phu Quoc, Vietnam, leading to his boat capsizing on July 11 and the death of 15 Indian tourists.

The achievements of young Chinese mathematicians, including Hong Wang's historic math prize, are prompting discussions about the strengths and weaknesses of China's education system.

Hong Kong saw a 15% decrease in investment scam cases in the first half of the year, though total losses remained substantial at HK$1.65 billion, with police warning of fraudsters posing as legitimate firms.

A 17-year-old Hong Kong teenager, Chen Tsz-kin, is struggling with a low will to live after surviving two near-fatal encounters with influenza and a respiratory virus this year, leading to an emotional breakdown.

The UK has confirmed that former Hong Kong lawmaker Wu Chi-wai will not face deportation after experiencing immigration issues upon entering the country with his British National Overseas (BNO) passport.

British actor Henry Cavill attracted hundreds of fans in Central, Hong Kong, as he filmed a new movie on a neon-lit set designed to evoke memories of old Hong Kong's iconic signs and hawker stalls.

Jeny Yeung, CEO of railway operator MTR, stated that the Hong Kong property market and transport patronage have stabilized, following the company's first-half revenue beating estimates.

Hong Kong is investing heavily in its Northern Metropolis project, with a university town envisioned as a central driver for the city's first five-year blueprint.

The British immigration minister has confirmed that former Hong Kong opposition leader Wu Chi-wai will not be deported, despite earlier complications with his entry into the United Kingdom.

Hong Kong has conducted its first large-scale drill at the revamped Huanggang border crossing, involving about 1,000 civil servants from over 20 departments.

SF Reit, Hong Kong's first logistics property REIT, reported a 7.3 per cent year-on-year drop in distributable income to HK$110.7 million in the first half of the year.

China's leading contract chipmakers, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) and Hua Hong Grace Semiconductor, reported triple-digit quarterly profit growth in the second quarter, driven by a surge in demand for domestic artificial intelligence.

McDonald's in Hong Kong has temporarily removed its Ebi Burger series from the menu as a precautionary measure, following a similar suspension in Taiwan due to detected antibiotic residue in shrimp patties.

Concerns have arisen in financial markets over reports that China is introducing a new tax on returns from offshore insurance policies, which is expected to significantly test Hong Kong's wealth management sector.

Following a fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong lawmakers have warned that proposed changes to building management rules may still allow bid-riggers to exploit loopholes.

A Hong Kong magistrate has acquitted a former auxiliary police officer of assaulting his wife, citing inconsistencies in her testimony regarding the alleged attack.

Hysan Development, a major commercial landlord in Hong Kong, announced an underlying profit of HK$1.11 billion for the first half of 2026, marking a 7.4% increase from the previous year, driven by nearing project milestones.

Fans were surprised to see Hong Kong star Aaron Kwok, 60, with his family at Universal Studios Singapore and the Singapore Zoo, enjoying time together.

Hong Kong is experiencing an extreme heatwave, with the city breaking its record for the highest temperature ever recorded at the Observatory's Tsim Sha Tsui headquarters.

Fubon Bank (Hong Kong) has expanded its operations by opening its first branch in mainland China, located in Shenzhen. This strategic move aims to capitalize on surging cross-border business opportunities and intensify competition among foreign lenders in the Greater Bay Area.

Fast-fashion giant Shein is facing scrutiny over its decelerating growth, which is testing investor confidence as the company prepares for a potential initial public offering in Hong Kong.

The finance director of a private college in Hong Kong, along with his wife and an engineering contractor, has been remanded in custody on suspicion of embezzling HK$41 million (US$5.2 million) over three years.

Police in Paraguay have launched an investigation into the death of a Hong Kong-born cryptocurrency fund executive, as speculation surrounds the case and experts warn of a global rise in violent extortion attempts targeting digital assets.

China has approved Shigehiro Nishiumi as the new Japanese acting consul general in Chongqing, filling an eight-month vacancy at the mission following a period of bilateral freeze. Nishiumi previously served as Japan’s deputy consul general in Hong Kong.

A school bus carrying approximately 50 children crashed inside Hong Kong's Shing Mun Tunnel after the driver lost consciousness, resulting in one minor injury.

Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu discussed the city's first five-year plan and the role of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in its economic future.

A Hong Kong student avoided a jail sentence for seditious acts under the domestic national security law, with the court citing his good background, young age, and the limited impact of his offenses as 'exceptional circumstances'.

Hong Kong is experiencing extreme heat with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius, prompting labor representatives to call for a district-level heat index to better protect outdoor workers.

Wong Hong, Director General at the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), discusses the current outlook for carriers in the region and the impact of rising jet fuel prices on passenger demand.

The Hong Kong Housing Society announced a 2.85 percent increase in public housing rent, effective from October 1st.

New Zealand detainee Everlee Wihongi has reported experiencing dehumanizing conditions in ICE custody, stating that officials referred to her by a bunk-bed number instead of her name.

Fox News Digital found Francesca Hong's X posts calling America "an abundance of suffering" and urging police abolition in her governor campaign.

Hong Kong-based Moebius Entertainment has secured international sales rights for Peter Ho-sun Chan’s film 'The Road Not Taken,' which is scheduled to premiere in the Special Presentations section of this year's Toronto International Film Festival.

A Hong Kong court has ruled in favor of the embattled conglomerate Evergrande, allowing it to recover approximately HK$6 billion (US$764.7 million) from a third party after dismissing the borrower's arguments against enforcement.

Hong Kong has opened a new trade office in Malaysia, with a minister stating the move is a strategic effort to deepen regional ties and position the city as a bridge between Malaysia and the Greater Bay Area.