Former Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying stated that Hong Kong is the only city in China capable of replicating SpaceX's market-driven financing model, urging the development of professional services for the aerospace industry.
Hong Kong's anti-corruption watchdog has charged Lau Mun-cheung, former head of the Chinese University Medical Centre's Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre, with fraud. He is accused of falsely claiming to have provided services to patients to obtain fees from the university.
KPMG has withdrawn its global report on "Agentic AI" after major companies named in it complained that their supposed achievements were fabricated. The report contained false claims and bogus case studies, allegedly generated by AI "hallucinations" that KPMG staff failed to verify.
Hong Kong leader invites Uzbek PM to speak at Belt and Road Summit, offers platform for Uzbek enterprises to expand
A new Aon study across 504 Asia-Pacific companies shows 74% have adopted AI, with 84% using it to augment tasks rather than replace jobs, despite concerns over layoffs
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee led a 75-member delegation to Kazakhstan, aiming to strengthen cooperation and attract investment in sectors like finance, tech, and logistics. The visit seeks to position Hong Kong as a bridge for Chinese mainland companies entering Central Asian markets.
Hong Kong experts at the Global Prosperity Summit 2026 called for an official "space office" to facilitate the city's role in the burgeoning aerospace economy, leveraging its strengths in services, AI, and data applications.
When Law Yin-ping moved into a village house in Yick Yuen Tsuen, Hung Shui Kiu, in northwest Hong Kong more than a decade ago with her granddaughters, it never crossed her mind that they could one day be homeless – and forcibly separated. The Tuen Mun village falls within the government’s planned Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen New Development Area, which is set to become a high-end professional services and logistics hub under the Northern Metropolis megaproject. Law, who is nearly 70, said on Sunday...
When Law Yin-ping moved into a village house in Yick Yuen Tsuen in northwest Hong Kong’s Lam Tei more than a decade ago with her granddaughters, it never crossed her mind that they could one day be rendered homeless – and forcibly separated. The Tuen Mun village falls within the government’s planned Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen New Development Area, which is set to become a high-end professional services and logistics hub under the Northern Metropolis megaproject. Law, who is nearly 70, said on Sunday...
