Jiang Chuqin

Ethnic minority workers in Hong Kong experienced more than two instances of subtle or unintentional insults related to their race in the workplace over the past year, a university study has found. The study, conducted by Lingnan University and Baptist […]

Dozens of villagers from a border town in Hong Kong marched to government headquarters on Sunday, demanding better terms under a resettlement plan aimed at freeing up land for the Northern Metropolis mega redevelopment. The villagers from the Hung Shui

An 82-year-old Hong Kong man was suspected to have fallen to his death while cleaning the air conditioner rack mounted outside his window on Tuesday. Police received a report from security personnel at New Kwai Fong Gardens Block C in

Hong Kong companies offered the highest starting salaries for fresh graduates across cities in the Greater Bay Area, boasting a 9.3 per cent increase compared with last year, a study led by universities has found. The average starting salary this

Flu cases in Hong Kong are likely to rise as temperatures start to dip, health authorities have warned, with the government stepping up efforts to get more toddlers vaccinated. The Hospital Authority said it would launch its seasonal influenza vaccination

Demand for ox gallstones in Hong Kong has risen significantly following the Covid-19 pandemic, with a US trade report showing the rare medicinal ingredient’s import value has increased nearly three times to HK$1.7 billion (US$218 million) over the past five

Glow sticks are still widely available at traditional Hong Kong shops selling decorations for the Mid-Autumn Festival despite a ban on single-use plastics, as vendors rush to clear their stock while also battling economic headwinds. All seven shops the Post

Some members of Hong Kong’s closed Physical gym chain have ignored expert warnings by opting to sign a consent form promising complimentary services from the operator of a reopened branch. A former personal trainer from the chain said on Sunday