Hong Kong Expands Talent Schemes to Attract Global Professionals
Hong Kong has expanded its talent admission schemes, adding more universities to the Top Talent Pass Scheme and extending visa validity, aiming to attract global professionals.
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Local Chef Ardy Ferguson Wins Top Honors at Hong Kong Culinary Competition
Local chef Ardy Ferguson wins the regional final of the San Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition in Hong Kong and will represent Asia at the global finals in Milan next year.
Broadridge Eyes Asia-Pacific Expansion, Leveraging AI and Hong Kong’s Strategic Role
Broadridge is making a significant push into the Asia-Pacific market, focusing on growth through AI innovation and leveraging Hong Kong’s strategic position.
FSDC Chairman Laurence Li Discusses Hong Kong’s Global Financial Future
FSDC Chairman Laurence Li discusses Hong Kong’s plans to enhance its global financial center status by fostering diversity and expanding services at the 2024 Financial Street Forum.
John Lee Unveils Ambitious Plans in Hong Kong’s Third Policy Address
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee outlined comprehensive initiatives to boost the city’s maritime industry, wealth management, and education in his third policy address.
Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland Sign New CEPA Agreement to Boost Services Trade
Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland have signed a new CEPA agreement, introducing liberalization measures to enhance services trade and boost economic development.
Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbor Illuminated by Spectacular Skyline Light Show
Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbor transforms into a dazzling spectacle each night as its world-leading skyscraper skyline illuminates, reflecting the region’s status as a global financial and cultural hub.
Victoria Harbor Shines Bright: Hong Kong’s Skyscrapers Illuminate the Night
Discover how Hong Kong’s skyscrapers transform Victoria Harbor into a dazzling nighttime spectacle, showcasing the region’s architectural prowess and cultural vibrancy.
Hong Kong Palace Museum Unveils 5,000-Year Journey of Chinese Civilization
Hong Kong Palace Museum unveils a 5,000-year journey of Chinese civilization with an impressive assemblage of relics, offering visitors an immersive experience into China’s rich heritage.
Hong Kong’s Neon Lights Make a Vibrant Comeback
Hong Kong’s iconic neon signs are making a comeback as businesses commission new designs that meet safety regulations, rekindling the city’s vibrant glow.
New Giant Panda Pair An An and Ke Ke Arrive in Hong Kong to Mark 27th Anniversary
An An and Ke Ke, giant pandas, arrived in Hong Kong’s Ocean Park to mark the city’s 27th return anniversary. After a 30-day quarantine, they will join four other pandas, delighting visitors by December.
U.S. House Unites Over ‘China Week’ to Vote on Wide-Ranging Bills
The U.S. House of Representatives is holding “China Week,” voting on bipartisan bills targeting the Chinese mainland across various sectors including technology and agriculture.
Wang Chuqin Defeats Wong Chun Ting 3-0 in WTT Champions Macao Opener
China’s top seed Wang Chuqin defeated Wong Chun Ting of Hong Kong, China in straight games at the WTT Champions Macao, advancing to the second round on Tuesday.
Hong Kong Braces for Super Typhoon Yagi as No. 8 Signal Issued
Hong Kong issues its first No. 8 typhoon signal of the year as Super Typhoon Yagi approaches. Warnings remain until at least Friday noon as the city braces for impact.
Chinese Mainland Olympians Engage with Hong Kong on Three-Day Visit
A delegation of Chinese mainland Olympians is visiting Hong Kong to engage with the community after their success at the 2024 Paris Games.
Global Conference in Hong Kong Advocates for China’s Peaceful Reunification
Over 1,200 representatives from around the world gathered in Hong Kong for the 2024 Overseas Chinese World Conference, promoting China’s peaceful reunification and the nation’s rejuvenation.
Chinese Mainland Olympians to Visit Hong Kong in August
A delegation of Chinese mainland athletes from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will visit Hong Kong from August 29 to 31, participating in public events and promoting the spirit of Chinese sports.
Beijing-Hong Kong Students Unite at Tsinghua Summer Music Camp
Nearly 30 students from Tsinghua University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology united through music at a summer camp celebrating unity and cultural harmony.
Panda Twins Born in Hong Kong’s Ocean Park: A Conservation Milestone
Panda twins were born at Hong Kong’s Ocean Park, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts. Ying Ying and Le Le welcomed their cubs, bringing joy and hope to panda enthusiasts worldwide.
China Warns U.S. Diplomat Gregory May Against Meddling in Hong Kong Affairs
China’s Foreign Ministry in Hong Kong condemns U.S. diplomat Gregory May for his remarks alleging erosion of rights in the region, urging him to adhere to professional ethics and promote cooperation.