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Tourists from mainland China and elsewhere are being drawn to Hong Kong by the festive atmosphere although a greater number of residents are heading out of the city for the Christmas break. Mainland visitor Wang Xin from Shandong province landed […]

Hongkongers will be able to see dinosaur fossils found in the city from Friday in an exhibition space that gives enthusiasts a glimpse into restoration work, while an official has said the government will prioritise research over commercial efforts. The

The founding supervisor of a heavily indebted independent school in Hong Kong has said she is meeting different investors and will try her best to keep it running after it failed to refund at least HK$6.2 million (US$797,380) worth of

The “Ferrari” of all giant panda costumes will join 2,500 bear sculptures on the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui on Saturday, interacting with visitors and helping to promote the real deal at Ocean Park. The outfit even managed

Hong Kong’s Audit Commission has found “unsatisfactory” reclamation work led to HK$1 billion (US$128.5 million) in additional costs for the Tuen-Mun Chek Lap Kok link, a much-delayed HK$47 billion road project. The auditor released a report on the project on

Over 40 per cent of Hong Kong’s service industry workers report experiencing frequent burnout, more than double the level observed during the Covid-19 pandemic, a survey has found, attributing the increase to less flexible work arrangements and higher service expectations.

Hong Kong authorities have urged companies to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) to bolster data protection amid a slight increase in the city’s cybersecurity readiness index over last year. The Enterprise Cyber Security Readiness Index rose to 52.8 this year, up

Affordability and respect for diversity are among the draws of a new programme offered by a private university in Hong Kong aimed at offering overseas high school graduates an alternative pathway to tertiary education in the city, the first batch

Several overseas and mainland Chinese technology companies set to open offices in Hong Kong have dismissed concerns the local economy could suffer under a second Trump presidency, saying they are confident about growth. Seventeen more companies signed deals with the