Latest news from Hong Kong.
From the New Territories to Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong's running, cycling and triathlon community delivered stunning performances across multiple events.
As tech layoffs ease but wage growth stalls, everyday residents face a more fragmented employment landscape that demands smarter career planning.
As Hong Kong grapples with rapid demographic shifts, experts say the city's approach to multicultural integration lags behind established immigration hubs like Toronto and Singapore.
As government funding floods into innovation districts across the harbour, early movers in Taikoo Place and the Science Park are already capturing multimillion-dollar opportunities.
From Central's converted warehouses to Sheung Wan's intimate artist studios, a new wave of galleries is reclaiming Hong Kong's cultural narrative.
As demand patterns shift and vacancy rates climb, companies face critical decisions about real estate strategy in a city once synonymous with premium workspace.
As the government weighs ambitious new development zones and affordability measures, industry insiders say the next 18 months will determine whether the city can finally crack its chronic shortage.
With foot traffic up but margins under pressure, small business owners across Central, Mong Kok and beyond must adapt quickly to survive the rest of 2026.
Rising costs, talent drain, and regional competition threaten the city's investment banking landscape as operating expenses soar and deal flow falters.
As arrivals surge past pre-pandemic levels, investors and analysts are decoding what the data really tells us about the city's economic trajectory.
From Central's hidden speakeasies to Sheung Wan's artisanal revival, the architects of Hong Kong's restaurant renaissance reveal how ambition, heritage and risk-taking transformed the city's culinary landscape.
As geopolitical tensions spike and supply chains fracture, the city's vital import-export sector faces its toughest year in a decade.
As consumer behaviour shifts and operational costs climb, Hong Kong's food and retail operators are being forced to recalibrate pricing, footfall strategies, and supply chains to survive in an increasingly competitive market.
Once overlooked stretches of harbour-facing land are becoming the city's most coveted outdoor retreats, reshaping how residents spend their leisure time.
From Lan Kwai Fong's rooftop bars to SoHo's hidden speakeasies, the real magic of Hong Kong's nightlife isn't the cocktails—it's the people pouring them and the stories they carry.
From 24-hour dim sum to ultrafast internet, this city defies easy comparison—and that's precisely why expats keep choosing it.
Recent presales and land sales tell a story of cautious optimism—but only for prime locations willing to compete on quality, not just supply.
A Central-based startup is using computer vision and predictive algorithms to cut cargo delays at our ports by up to 40%, catching the eye of regional retailers and logistics giants alike.
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