A senior US State Department official, Michael DeSombre, will meet the AmCham HK delegation during their annual Washington trip. This meeting, with the highest-ranking official in years, suggests a potential warming of US-Hong Kong relations following President Trump's recent meeting with President Xi Jinping.
A new shelter for distressed Filipino domestic workers in Tai Po, Hong Kong, is ready to open but awaits approval from local authorities. The facility is described as larger, better, and more comfortable than the previous one, with a three-year lease signed.
A new, larger, and more comfortable shelter for distressed Filipino domestic workers in Hong Kong is ready but awaiting official approval. The Philippine Department of Migrant Workers Secretary visited the facility, which replaces a smaller previous site in Kennedy Town.
HSBC's mobile banking service in Hong Kong experienced an interruption on Monday morning, preventing many of its 7 million customers from logging in. The app displayed an access restriction message despite users having valid contact details.
A lightning strike at a Hong Kong swimming pool during a thunderstorm warning has led to calls for mandatory closures of outdoor public venues and improved safety protocols, as experts highlight the risks associated with water conductivity.
Hong Kong's leader stated the city is committed to expanding into new markets and strengthening ties with existing partners, emphasizing its stability and security as an open economy facing geopolitical challenges.
A 24-year-old intern doctor, surnamed Lai, was arrested on suspicion of unauthorized access to patient data at Hong Kong's Caritas Medical Centre and Tuen Mun Hospital. She was released after 21 hours and reportedly taken back to her former workplace for evidence collection. The Hospital Authority also fired her for misconduct.
A 24-year-old intern doctor surnamed Lai, arrested on suspicion of unauthorized access to patient data at Caritas Medical Centre in Hong Kong, has been released on bail after 21 hours. She was arrested Friday evening and will report to police in July. The Hospital Authority fired her for misconduct.
A 24-year-old intern doctor, surnamed Lai, was arrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of unauthorized access to patient data. She allegedly used an account not assigned to her to access records at Tuen Mun Hospital. The Hospital Authority dismissed her for misconduct, and she faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
A 48-year-old Hongkonger with over 20 years of experience as a light goods van driver is considering a career change to become a private driving instructor due to a gloomy economic outlook and increased competition in the logistics industry. He sees an opportunity with the Transport Department's announcement of 332 new licenses for driving instructors.
Hong Kong's Development Bureau is launching a 12-month trial of heavy-duty drones, capable of carrying up to 150kg, to transport construction materials and perform maintenance tasks. The "Sandbox X" project aims to explore the safe application of emerging drone technology in real-world conditions, potentially reducing safety risks and costs for public projects.
Huawei is considering deploying its new Ascend AI chips in its cloud and AI services across Latin America, according to Mark Chen, president of Huawei Cloud Latin America. This move could increase Chinese hardware presence in a region traditionally served by US suppliers.
US Congressman Rob Wittman expresses regret over the killing of three Indian sailors by a US missile strike off Oman, citing an 'unfortunate incident' under investigation.
Xpeng founder He will personally lead the company's robotics department as it approaches mass production and commercialization. This move highlights the urgency of Xpeng's diversification strategy.
An upgraded border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, the Huanggang Port Building, is set to open next month. It will be the first to use a 'collaborative inspection and joint clearance' model, allowing travelers to complete immigration in five minutes and eliminating the need for shuttle buses.
A mother and her 12-year-old daughter died in an apparent suicide in Hong Kong, with police investigating the incident. The tragedy is believed to be linked to academic pressure, prompting calls for enhanced mental health support for families and youth.
A mother and her 12-year-old daughter died in an apparent suicide in Hong Kong, with a source suggesting academic pressure was a factor. The incident has prompted calls for enhanced mental health support for families and youth.
Kazakhstan's Altyn Bank, backed by China Citic Bank, is seeking partnerships with Hong Kong financial institutions and investors to develop new financing channels for Central Asia via the city's offshore renminbi market. The bank's chairman noted three clients are exploring dim sum bond issuance.
Tender documents for Hong Kong's innovation hub reveal a HK$100 million construction bond and a strict 30-month development deadline for winning consortiums. These requirements aim to attract well-capitalized bidders and prevent stalled projects.
KMT chairwoman Cheng Li-wun called Donald Trump's opposition to Taiwan's independence a "positive first step" towards reducing tensions. She stated that the KMT's stance aligns with the "one China" principle, aiming to maintain the status quo and minimize war likelihood.
The US emphasizes the strategic importance of the Diego Garcia base, seeking to maintain its viability as a regional security platform. This comes amid discussions with Britain about sovereignty transfer to Mauritius and concerns that relinquishing control could benefit Beijing.
Patrons of the Hong Kong Golf & Tennis Academy (HKGTA) have filed complaints with the Consumer Council and threatened legal action over Rosewood Hotel Group's plan to change operations at its clubhouse in Central, despite Rosewood's announced refinements.
China's ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) and Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp (YMTC) are moving towards public listings, posing a long-term challenge to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix despite current technology gaps.
An AI startup has raised $269.5M in an IPO to develop AI-driven nano-delivery systems for cellular reprogramming, aiming to reverse aging by restoring immune cell function, with the US leading global longevity investments at $8.49B in 2024.
