Cathay Pacific Airways is giving away more than 5,700 tickets to mainland Chinese for international flights out of Hong Kong in the final round of a government promotional campaign, raising questions over whether the move will benefit local tourism as […]
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A demerit point system aimed at ensuring Hong Kong’s taxi drivers act professionally takes effect on Sunday, but industry leaders warn that cabbies fear some passengers may file wrongful complaints and push their colleagues into the illegal ride-hailing trade rather
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Former Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying has urged the city to draw from the Shenzhen experience and take bolder, faster steps to push for increased competitiveness through reforms such as high-end industrial development. Leung made the call on Saturday after
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Hong Kong’s small and medium-sized enterprises weathered global financial crises and the devastating 2003 Sars outbreak, but are now struggling like never before. In the first of a three-part series, Cannix Yau looks at the battered F&B sector and others
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The code of conduct for Hong Kong social workers will include provisions on safeguarding national security, the head of the profession’s watchdog has said, with the organisation reviewing the licences of members linked to certain criminal cases. Herman Hui Chung-shing,
