Former world snooker champion Neil Robertson revealed on Friday that he and his family had acquired Hong Kong residency. The Australian, who made the announcement on his official Weibo account, becomes the third high-profile player to take advantage of the …
Latest reading: Retail sales declined 3.2% in year-on-year terms in April, which followed March’s 4.7% decrease. The figure was the best since February 2024 but still the fourteenth straight month of contraction, with sales continuing to fall across a …
Stablecoin regulation in Hong Kong has officially entered uncharted territory. The city’s Legislative Council passed the Stablecoins Bill on 21 May 2025, creating what may be Asia’s most aggressive attempt yet to regulate the $170 billion stablecoin market …
Food delivery services in Hong Kong have reached new heights as a major provider deploys drones to send orders, a move that cuts waiting time by 35 minutes. The new service, provided by Keeta, a subsidiary of mainland food delivery giant Meituan, will …
~Photos by Claudia Ferro The second annual New England Hong Kong Festival took place on Sunday, June 1, at Seven Hills Park in Somerville to celebrate the vibrant culture, food, and creativity of Hongkongers across the region. The event was free and open …
Hong Kong’s education minister has dismissed suggestions to introduce counsellors at schools to address students’ mental health concerns, arguing that the issue should be tackled through concerted efforts across campus, rather than relying on a single …
Ten people were injured on Friday when a bus crashed into a police vehicle, including an officer who was in a critical condition after falling off a bridge at the moment of impact, the Post has learned. The driver of the Citybus vehicle was arrested on …
Police will take down a fake news report purporting to be from the South China Morning Post about superstar actor Andy Lau Tak-wah being sued by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority over his investment advice, the Post has learned. A police source said on …
Since the mid-19th century, Hong Kong has been famed for the extensive array of (mostly, but not exclusively, Chinese) curios available in speciality shops. A mainstay of the local tourism industry, generations of visitors have departed these shores with …
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