In the construction industry, worker safety has always been a central concern, particularly for high-risk tasks such as welding. Prolonged exposure to intense light, high temperatures, and harmful gases presents significant health hazards for welders. In …
PUBLISHED : 28 Apr 2025 at 04:00 Thailand made a strong start to their Sudirman Cup 2025 campaign by crushing Hong Kong 5-0 in their Group A opener in Xiamen, China, on Sunday. The Thai team, led by newly-crowned Asian champion Kunlavut Vitidsarn, posted …
April 27, 2025 @ 5:40 pm By Michael Wong Ant Bank (Hong Kong), the digital banking arm of Ant International, has received a $100 million capital infusion from its parent company as it seeks to scale up its services and broaden its role in Hong Kong’s …
A Hong Kong activist behind a court battle for transgender rights has initiated a fresh legal challenge over being required to observe an array of allegedly unlawful requirements to continue using his preferred gender on identification documents. In a …
A research team at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has discovered a new underlying mechanism and possible therapeutic target for Huntington’s Disease, a rare, incurable disease that can cause twitching movements and cognitive decline. The team …
A number of mainland China companies are making plans for initial public offerings (IPOs) or secondary listings in Hong Kong, a trend that augurs well for the city’s effort to claw its way back to the top of the global league table of fundraising …
The approval of the first four official London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouses in Hong Kong gives a long-awaited boost to the city’s ambition of playing a more integral role in global metals trading. Many industry leaders, including Tiger Shi, CEO of Bands …
Goldman Sachs raised its forecast for investment by mainland Chinese in Hong Kong-listed stocks by almost 50 per cent, following the strongest start to the year on record in terms of Stock Connect fund inflows. Net southbound inflows could reach US$110 …
What are your plans for the week ahead? Are you bracing for the crowds of mainland tourists the government hopes will descend upon Hong Kong for the Labour Day “golden week” holiday to fill our restaurants and spend in our shops? Last year, about 766,000 …
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