Hong Kong’s Hospitality Sector Sees Unexpected Surge in Revenue Driven by World Cup Viewership
Hong Kong’s bars and restaurants experienced a significant revenue boost of an estimated HK$500 million during the recent World Cup, a figure that surpassed initial industry expectations. This impressive financial…
Hong Kong Government Defends Dog-Friendly Restaurant Policy Amidst Public Backlash and Hygiene Concerns
Hong Kong’s ambitious new policy, permitting dogs to enter designated restaurants and cafes, remains firmly in place despite a wave of online criticism and isolated incidents of improper conduct. Environment…
Hong Kong Grapples with Decades-Old Sex Crime Laws Amidst Calls for Urgent Reform
The harrowing account of Mui, a survivor of seven years of sexual abuse by her stepfather, begins a crucial conversation about the deeply entrenched and outdated nature of Hong Kong’s…
Hong Kong Book Fair Opens Amidst Shadow of Sedition Raids and Bookstore Bans
The annual Hong Kong Book Fair, a cultural cornerstone for the city’s bibliophiles, has officially opened its doors, drawing crowds to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. However, this…
Hong Kong Poised to Lose Top Global IPO Spot in 2017 Amid Record Deal Volume But Plummeting Value, KPMG Reports
Hong Kong, a long-established bastion of global finance, is projected to relinquish its esteemed position as the world’s premier destination for initial public offerings (IPOs) for the year 2017, marking…
United States Ends Hong Kong National Emergency, But Autonomy Concerns Linger
Washington has officially decided not to renew the state of emergency that was imposed in July 2020, citing threats to national security posed by Beijing’s stringent national security law in…
Hong Kong Enforces Comprehensive Smoking Ban on Construction Sites, Issuing First Fine on Day One
Hong Kong has implemented a sweeping ban on smoking at all construction sites, a move that took effect with the issuance of the first HK$3,000 fixed penalty notice on its…
Hong Kong Police Release Three Booksellers on Bail Amidst Sedition Probe
Three staff members of independent bookstores, who were arrested on suspicion of committing a sedition offence on Wednesday, have been released on bail, according to local media reports. The individuals,…
Hong Kong to Issue 10,000 Ride-Hailing Operator Permits Starting August
Hong Kong is poised to revolutionize its urban transportation landscape as the government announced plans to open applications for 10,000 ride-hailing operator permits starting in August. This significant move, revealed…
JD.com’s $2.5 Billion Ceconomy Takeover Poised for European Union Approval Following Key Concessions
















