Hong Kong court quashes fraud conviction of Jimmy Lai
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A prominent Hong Kong activist in exile in the U.S. says a court ruling back in Hong Kong to imprison her father for eight months has only made her more determined to fight for the territory and its people.
Tourism Board to launch light festivals 'across various locations at different times of year to replace A Symphony of Lights,' Paul Chan says
A Hong Kong court Monday dismissed all appeals in the city’s biggest case brought under a Beijing-imposed national security law, upholding the convictions and sentences of pro-democracy activists.
By John Revill, Kane Wu and Oliver Hirt ZURICH/HONG KONG, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Swiss-based seeds and agrochemicals company Syngenta Group plans to apply in the second quarter for an up to $10 billion listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and has hired banks to manage the IPO,
A court on Thursday used Hong Kong's national security law to jail Kwok Yin-sang for eight months, in the first case against a family member of an activist living abroad, and wanted by authorities.
On most days, the price of gold is decided before Asian traders have even had their breakfast. Benchmarks have already been shaped in London’s over-the-counter market and New York’s futures market, a structure that has defined global gold pricing for decades. As the price of gold soars, Hong Kong is now moving to claim a larger role in the trade.
HONG KONG, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Private home prices in Hong Kong rose 0.5% in January, the eighth consecutive month of increase, strengthening signs of a housing recovery as analysts forecast prices to jump at least 10% this year.
Employees in Hong Kong and Singapore are the unhappiest in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a survey by employment firm Seek. The firm operates various websites, including Jobstreet in Singapore and JobsDB in Hong Kong. The survey was conducted between October and November 2025.
Net profit rose 36 per cent to HK$17.8bn (US$2.3bn) in 2025, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing said on Thursday. Core business revenues, which include fees from trading and clearing, rose 32 per cent to HK$27.1bn. The results show the scale of Hong Kong’s comeback as a hub for initial public offerings and trading following a slump in 2023.