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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) achieved a record quarterly net profit of HK$5.38 billion, a 21% increase year-on-year, driven by strong IPO activity and high stock market turnover in the second quarter.
The parents of a home-born Hong Kong baby lost a legal bid to have their son returned from welfare authorities, as a High Court judge ruled the father failed to consider child-raising risks.
US lawmakers wrote a four-page letter expressing serious concern over a policy modification that removed nine of 48 sanctioned Hong Kong officials from a US sanctions list and eased restrictions on others.
Two small dogs were killed by a loose 60kg dog in Yuen Long, Hong Kong, sparking a debate on safe dog handling. Experts weigh in on preventing such attacks.
Hong Kong authorities arrest owner of a 60kg dog that killed two smaller pets in Yuen Long, prompting calls for stricter penalties for irresponsible pet owners.
Hong Kong Customs seizes documents from a Sheung Wan office linked to Opatra London beauty chain amid 6 complaints of high-pressure sales tactics involving up to HK$100,000.
A Trade Development Council survey of 2,015 mainland Chinese enterprises reveals that 82 per cent intend to expand overseas operations, with Hong Kong identified as the preferred hub for professional services to support their international growth.
Hong Kong recorded fewer than 30,000 births between mid-2025 and mid-2026, a 15.6% decline, marking a record low. Despite a natural population decrease of 20,400, the total population rose by 0.3% to 7.51 million due to other demographic factors.
The POD Research Institute reports a 24.2% vacancy rate for judges and judicial officers in 2025, warning that lengthy trial delays at the District Court and Court of First Instance threaten the rule of law and human rights protections.
A Hong Kong court has ordered the defunct Apple Daily to pay HK$1.5 million in damages to China Innovation Investment and two executives for publishing 10 defamatory articles in 2019 that falsely accused them of spying for Beijing.
Hong Kong customs officials arrested 10 individuals and seized HK$56 million in suspected cannabis buds. The syndicate allegedly used the city as a transit hub to smuggle drugs from Southeast Asia to Europe and Africa, identified via suspicious, uniform luggage.
A 48-year-old Hong Kong construction worker was sentenced to 22 years in prison for raping his daughter 14 times between 2014 and 2024. The victim reported the abuse at age 23, leading to the defendant's guilty plea on 14 counts of rape and one count of buggery.
Beijing-based Ingenic Semiconductor launched a Hong Kong share offering to raise up to HK$3.22 billion, joining mainland chipmakers tapping the city's markets to fund global expansion.
Hong Kong recorded under 30,000 births annually for the first time on record, dropping 15.6% year-on-year to 29,700, while overall population rose by 0.3% to over 7.5 million by mid-2026.
La nazionale italiana di cricket batte Hong Kong e conquista il quarto successo consecutivo in Tanzania, blindando il primo posto e la qualificazione alla fase successiva delle qualificazioni per i Mondiali 2027.
State Grid issued 14.9 billion yuan of dim sum bonds in Hong Kong, drawing a record 193.8 billion yuan in investor orders amid expanding offshore market demand.
The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants urged the government to introduce tax incentives for the Northern Metropolis project and improve the stock exchange listing regime.
Hong Kong was declared an infected area after four cholera cases and two deaths were confirmed. Authorities deployed mobile health and police teams to confiscate dangerous goods, and established two special committees.
A Hong Kong Court of Appeal has upheld a 6.5-year jail sentence for Superintendent Harbour Chan Hoi-kong, who fraudulently obtained over HK$26 million in mortgages by hiding his police affiliation and falsely claiming a high-paying job at a food trading company.
Hong Kong's sports industry and related sectors contributed HK$46 billion (1.5% of total) in value added at basic prices to the economy in 2024, amidst a record Olympic performance in Paris.
Biren Technology forecasts 1,852% to 2,107% year-on-year revenue growth for H1 2026, driven by strong demand for AI-focused GPUs, with projected revenue of ¥1.15-1.3 billion (US$170.5-218 million) and narrowing net loss.
Zheng Yongnian emphasizes China's pursuit of technological autonomy through projects like Huawei's Atlas 950, focusing on defining technological pathways beyond mere hardware possession.
Shares of China's leading DRAM maker ChangXin Memory Technologies rose 12 per cent to a record 61.80 yuan, extending its lead as China's most valuable listed company, driven by sector-wide optimism over AI memory demand.
