Hong Kong billionaire Michael Kadoorie has approached investors to raise at least $50 million (HK$389 million) to fund efforts to boost the city’s image, according to people familiar with the matter.

Hudson Bay Capital, Sona Asset Management and Centiva Capital are setting up shop in the city, according to sources.

Outgoing US president Joe Biden has extended a programme allowing Hong Kong residents in the country to stay beyond the ...

For years, the US government has urged China to show "restraint" in pushing its claim on Taiwan and to drop military threats ...

This week, we ask China watchers what Trump’s presidency might mean for the city and the country overall, and check out the ...

HONG KONG -- Hong Kong recorded around 45 million visits in 2024, up 31 percent year-on-year, showed preliminary statistics ...

Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open 2025 was the showcase of the Hong Kong, China Tennis Association’s inaugural Hong Kong ...

Former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence is due to attend a high-profile business conference on Thursday where he is expected to ...

Before the pandemic, there was a prevailing sentiment that if you didn’t show up in Hong Kong, you hadn’t truly shown up in ...

Secretary for Innovation, Technology & Industry Prof Sun Dong visits various technology facilities on the final day of his ...

Foreign travellers increased by 47% to a record 36.9 million last year, driven by tourists from South Korea, Taiwan, and China, according to data issued by the Japan National Tourism Organisation on W ...

The U.S. government has long pressed China to abandon military threats and exercise restraint in its efforts to assert ...