Judge who ruled in favour of aggrieved drinker says it would be ‘absurd’ if he received a "windfall"
Police warned the public about low quality, fake banknotes in small denominations yesterday, as the number of HK$100 counterfeits jumped more than four times in the first nine months of this year from the same period last year.
Landlord tells tenants to get out in wake of government crackdown on industrial buildings after Ngau Tau Kok fire
Introduction of Singles’ Day shopping event and Tmall.hk to the city reflects the e-commerce giant’s first step in its global expansion push
Two governments agree helpers should not be compelled to undertake ‘unsafe’ jobs following death of Filipino in August, but they decline to prohibit the practice completely
Michael Hui King-man, a member of the council, said there is currently no set limit in Hong Kong for how much plasticiser is allowed in stationary items. But he said the test referenced a standard established in Taiwan.
Travellers will be able to back up data on their devices, leave them and receive a loan phone if needed
The election rhetoric about China being voiced by US presidential candidates should stay on the campaign trail, and not find its way into the Oval Office
Zhang Yitang and Peng Shige get Qiu Shi outstanding scientist awards and one million yuan each
Periods vary widely from region to region, from a week to 30 days
The release of cash to the financial sector must be properly channelled to consumers and business, and not hoarded by the banks for balance sheet purposes
US presidential candidate has failed to crack Chinese market over the years
Although the boy-girl birth ratio has been falling, maintaining that momentum will become more difficult
China’s central bank allowed the yuan to fall below a key defensive line on the first trading day after its inclusion as a “hard currency” in the International Monetary Fund’s basket.
Hong Kong lagged behind its Asian neighbours in mental health policies, according to a study by the Economist Intelligence Unit which looked at mental health integration in 15 Asian-Pacific territories.
Pickier audiences and a crackdown on subsidies behind fall, analysts say
Meeting scheduled between labour ministers following growing calls in city to remove chore that 'endangers lives'
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