Construction work continues yesterday on the site of what was once a memorial, built by the Japanese during their occupation of the city in World War II. The memorial on Magazine Gap Road, built to commemorate Japanese soldiers who died...
Hong Kong exports rose by 53.4 per cent year on year in June, as overseas demand for the region’s electronic products supporting AI pushed monthly shipment growth to its highest level in more than 40 years. Provisional figures released by the...
Beijing is moving to heighten the scrutiny of overseas assets controlled by the country’s richest families by imposing personalincome taxes on their offshore trusts, plugging a loophole long used by the wealthy to avoid tax payments and...
The number of wild boars in the city has declined by more than half in the four years since authorities adopted a capture-and-kill policy, with HK$105.6 million spent over the same period. A Legislative Council study published yesterday...
When the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones Industrial Average hit record highs in early July, US President Donald Trump hailed it as evidence of an American economic revival. “This is WINNING. The Golden Age of America is beginning – and we are...
Chief Justice Andrew Cheung Kui-nung has told a High Court judge to retire early after reprimanding him for plagiarising submissions in a judgment, describing a series of such incidents as undermining public confidence. The city’s top...
