What does a horde of punters taking investment cues from a television serial tell you about a stock market?
The chief executive said on Tuesday morning that various government departments had got together to review green building policies after the City University roof collapse.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Chief Executive Charles Li Xiaojia on Tuesday unveiled company plans to further expand its fixed income and currency product activities with a number of yuan-related offerings to be launched by the end of this month — followed by a bond connect programme with the mainland.
Dozens of amusement and theme parks in various styles and motifs are springing up in China, giving rise to fears of an impending bubble in the property sector.
Residents demonstrate in Zhengzhou over education ministry’s demand that more than a dozen provinces admit a greater number of non-local college students
Squeezed by high costs and unpredictable demand, some factories in the southern manufacturing heartland are turning to a new strategy to survive: hiring workers by the day.
The future development of Sino-US ties is promising, but the United States should stay away from China’s internal affairs, a retired Chinese diplomat has warned.
Residential land prices in Hong Kong have fallen below the levels for some sites in mainland China, indicating the city’s property correction is deepening and the price gap with major cities like Shanghai is narrowing.
China’s minister in charge of the police has vowed to crack down on abuse of power by officers amid widespread public concerns prompted by the death of a man in custody in Beijing earlier this month.
In the past year Seoul’s vibrant street style and hip designers have been creating a buzz in the West thanks to high-profile initiatives such as Seoul Fashion Week and more recently, Swarovski’s exhibition which featured works commissioned from a group of South Korean designers.
Defence Minister Gen Nakatani lodged a protest with the commander of US forces in Okinawa on Saturday after the arrest of a civilian base worker over the death of a local woman stoked anger among islanders already feeling burdened with the heavy US military presence.
The giant rooftop of a building on City University of Hong Kong’s campus collapsed on Friday afternoon, injuring three people.
The government will launch the sixth batch of inflation-linked iBonds, worth HK$10 billion, at the end of the month despite signs of subdued inflation for Hong Kong this year.
An Indonesian domestic helper is suing her employer for subjecting her to verbal insults and firing her after she became pregnant.
Two staff members at California Fitness were arrested by customs officers on Wednesday afternoon over an allegation that a customer was offered a free trial before being tricked into making a HK$140,000 credit card payment for private training classes without her consent.
Patients using emergency services at public hospitals could be asked to pay HK$200 – double the current fee – under a plan being considered by the Hospital Authority to address overcrowding caused by flu.
The US$40 billion Silk Road Fund was weighing a branch office in Hong Kong, its chairwoman said on Wednesday.
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