Paul Chan says varying success of economic recovery across business sectors needs action to promote more growth.
Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity says IT staff on May 13 discovered access had been blocked to eight terabytes of data.
Officers stop vehicle over suspected fake number plate on Cheung Lai Street in Cheung Sha Wan.
Driver was travelling along Castle Peak Road when a board measuring 50cm by 20cm fell off vehicle where the train derailment occurred, police say.
Sophisticated scam first of its kind in city, police say, with digital recreations of company staff appearing in video conference to convince victim.
Jenny Li released on HK$200,000 bail after spending more than year in custody pending trial for allegedly perverting course of justice.
Defence counsel seeking further information on police contact with former Apple Daily publisher Cheung Kim-hung.
Judge opts to reduce Superintendent Harbour Chan’s starting sentence by six months to reflect his ‘contribution to society’.
Photo shows woman, dressed in cap, shorts and flip-flops, riding e-bike along Ching Hiu Road pedestrian walkway in Sheung Shui.
The Securities and Futures Commission has warned of a fraudulent crypto trading platform called Quantum AI, a long-time scam that uses deepfakes of Elon Musk.
Ronny Tong, member of Executive Council, says dialogue more effective than legal disputes in addressing issue.
Teen allegedly pulled out 30cm-long knife and attacked student, who sustained injuries to his shoulder, back and arm.
Li Zheng-chun failed parking portion of test and tried to offer instructor from Transport Department mooncake voucher in bid to pass her.
Customs officers say three arrested after cannabis found in container from Thailand, but drugs delivered to warehouse for collection in sting operation.
Court said Lai’s team had ‘more than reasonable opportunities’ to test former Apple Daily publisher Cheung Kim-hung’s knowledge of ‘lunchbox meetings’ on Slack communication app.
Hong Kong’s loose visa requirements and lack of espionage laws before 2024 allowed city to become ideal location for collecting and exchanging sensitive information.
Man alleged by police to have fled empty-handed from shop raid and used taxi to flee scene before robbing driver.
Yeung Lam-lung, 59, detained by Polish authorities at international airport, Interpol told Hong Kong’s ICAC.
Suspects allegedly showed man stacks of hell banknotes and persuaded him to transfer about HK$1 million worth of USDT to cryptocurrency wallet provided by them.
Wong Chun-keung says he agreed to all the prosecution’s allegations, which he now concedes had false information, because he wanted his sentence reduced.
Criminals withdrew cash from stooge accounts and used it to buy virtual currencies at local over-the-counter outlets in a bid to conceal flow of money, police say.