Mass exodus of senior doctors from public hospitals in last fiscal year, partly because of a wave of job vacancies in private sector hospitals
The good news is China is ready to flood the economy with money, but the bad news is that the country’s slowdown is set to deepen, according to a senior government economist.
China’s state-run media has escalated its rhetoric against market speculation on its currency and economy, with a top mouthpiece claiming billionaire investor George Soros had “declared war against China”.
Big buying orders for Hong Kong dollars overnight saw the local currency bounce back on Thursday morning, ending a five-day falling streak.
The wide gap between the A shares in Shanghai and H shares in Hong Kong shows the one-year-old stock connect scheme has not offered arbitrage opportunities for the two markets due to regulatory differences.
The Hong Kong dollar fell for the fifth day in a row on Wednesday morning to 7.8226, the lowest level since August 2007.
Global streaming pioneer looks to make dent in local pay TV market with monthly prices as low as HK$63
Tencent, Baidu and Xiaomi have their eye on online hospitals, intelligent everyday tools and virtual reality
Chief executive expresses confidence that a single checkpoint set-up would be implemented in line with ‘one country, two systems’ principle
Police are looking for more than 10 people after an explosion outside the Legislative Council building in Admiralty on Wednesday night, which has prompted a security clampdown that will see hundreds of officers guarding the premises when scrutiny of the controversial copyright bill resumes next week.
Education minister Eddie Ng Hak-kim, who was widely ridiculed for saying he could read 30 books a month and more than 10 books during a long-distance flight, went a step further on Thursday by claiming that devouring that much words was “a piece of cake”.
First-time mother Yvonne Lam Ho-yi didn’t expect she would have to hide in order to breastfeed her newborn son in public.
Beijing's two-child policy and latest trade pact will create openings across the border, but red tape is just one of the pitfalls for medics eyeing a move
Hong Kong has emerged the top offender in a new international study that found unhealthy foods are the most promoted products in online supermarket circulars around the world.
Since the city’s 1997 handover, about 879,000 cross-border immigrants have made the city their home.
(South China Morning Post) In a fevered atmosphere, city's soccer aces repeat famous result from Shenzhen in World Cup qualifier, sparking wild fan celebrations
(South China Morning Post) In a fevered atmosphere, city's soccer aces repeat famous result from Shenzhen in World Cup qualifier, sparking wild fan celebrations
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