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Deaths in Hong Kong country park are a sad reminder of risks involved in entering the city’s famed green wilderness.
Survey shows happiness levels of Hong Kong families have fallen, particularly among those who care for sick, disabled or elderly relatives.
Rebound of Hang Seng Index may have confounded the doom mongers, but Hong Kong also needs to attract liquidity and reclaim a top position for IPOs.
Shake-up of board overseeing registration and discipline of Hong Kong social workers need not undermine independence, but should enhance professionalism and accountability.
Passengers have no excuse to be unaware of 28-hour shutdown of four Hong Kong railway stations for cable work in late July.
Two liver transplants could not save a Hong Kong mother after doctors failed to prescribe her the antiviral drugs she needed to protect herself from the virus.
Hong Kong must walk the talk, and get Beijing’s backing to showcase how ‘two systems’ is not only alive but working well.
- Artificial intelligence could improve organisations’ productivity by up to 47 per cent, says study from Amazon Web Services
- But 76 per cent of employers say they lack the knowledge to implement AI training
Scammers have published another fictitious article with the appearance of a South China Morning Post story in a bid to promote an online financial trading tool.
Chau Kwok-keung, chairman of the Hong Kong Taxi and Public Light Bus Association, also urges government to issue licences for premium services as soon as possible.
Hong Kong stocks at 10-month highs after China’s property support measures cheer investors.
HKUST president Nancy Ip says she hopes doctors trained by university will help to alleviate city’s long-standing shortage of medical professionals.
Hong Kong’s tax breaks and immigration policies to attract tycoons to set up family offices have been quite successful, as they have piqued the interest of many billionaires over the past year, banker says.
Cloud Light Technology CEO Dennis Tong anticipates multiple years of 50 per cent growth as AI drives up demand for faster data centre resources.
Observatory issues thunderstorm warning at 6.40pm on Sunday; expected to stay in force until 12.30am.
Expert in substandard housing says Institute of Surveyors’ minimum recommendation of 100 sq ft for subdivided flats still on the cramped side.
Leung Chuen-yan marries Mimmi Mononen, a Finnish postdoctoral fellow in life sciences, in home ceremony.
Government warns nearby residents to close windows and doors and to stay calm after leak of toxic and flammable gas in New Territories in early hours of Sunday.
Macau leader Ho Iat-seng says Xia Baolong did not talk about matters concerning coming chief executive election during seven-day visit.
Paul Chan says varying success of economic recovery across business sectors needs action to promote more growth.
Police arrest 15-year-old and 23-year-old after videos emerge of attack on grave of Wong Ka-kui, reportedly fourth vandalism case targeting site in six years.
After demand for masks slumped, Innotier diversified into making products aimed at customers concerned about hygiene in the post-Covid-19 era, founder Juliana Lam says.
Professor Roger Kornberg of Stanford University also says infrastructure and lab work opportunities are important in attracting scientists.
Police say they intercepted two cargo containers from South American country Suriname and discovered 225kg of cocaine bricks in scrap metal.
Having just 13 per cent of pupils taking DSE exam in subject is ‘far from ideal’, says Ho Hon-kuen of the Centre of National History Education (Hong Kong).
Saana Qalsoom, 24, says she was told in a job interview that the hijab should not be worn in the classroom.
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.
According to official data, 6,831 students joined Hong Kong’s primary and secondary schools from October 2022 to September 2023, coinciding with border reopening.
Hong Kong’s Mai Po wetlands are a magnet for diverse species of birds, but now this natural asset is once again under threat, this time from plans to build an IT hub for its Northern Metropolis.
Drivers say they are being unfairly targeted by government crackdowns, but Hongkongers may not be on their side amid complaints over service quality.
Board chairman of arts hub’s managing body says government has until August to make decision, as remaining funds will only last a year.
Patrick Tam, Hong Kong Taxi & Public Light Bus Association’s secretary general, says vigilantism has been ongoing for at least two weeks, with over a dozen reports filed.
Soi Cheang Pou-soi’s Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In and its depiction of historic Kowloon Walled City earn standing ovation at screening in Cannes.
