Global culturista Eva Chow brings her aesthetic savvy to Art Basel Hong Kong and talks everything art, people, and her new soju brand KHEE.
Asian markets climbed on Thursday after US President Donald Trump announced a one-month tariff delay on auto imports from Mexico and Canada. Wednesday's tariff delay buoyed global markets and lifted the auto sector,
Hong Kong has been ranked the most expensive city to live in within Eastern Asia. The world’s largest cost-of-living database Numbeo publishes periodic tables ranking costs of living, property prices, and more for cities around the world, and Hong Kong has been confirmed as one of the most expensive in Asia.
Business owners told The Times that President Trump’s tariffs could lead to higher costs and expressed frustration at the sudden uncertainty about policy.
A follow-up report from News1 stated that between 2023 and 2024, the employee allegedly earned around 10 million KRW (approximately 7,000 USD) by selling over 1,000 sets of flight details. Initially, she claimed that she shared boarding information as a favour for acquaintances, but it soon escalated into a full-fledged money-making scheme.
GOT7 leader Jay B will hold a concert in Hong Kong this April 2025 as part of his ‘TAPE:RE LOAD’ tour across Asia. Find out more details here.
Hong Kong said on Wednesday that it is setting aside $127.67 million to create an artificial intelligence research institute that will conduct research and development.
Hong Kong stocks resumed their impressive start to the year on Wednesday as they rocketed more than three percent on the back of a surge in tech firms fuelled by fresh optimism over the sector in China.
The measures come as bank and stock brokerage customers have suffered massive losses from investments in equity-linked securities (ELS) products tracking Hong Kong's H Index. According to the watchdog, customers at five banks suffered 4.6 trillion won ($3. ...
Asian markets mostly rose on Wednesday after a poor start to the week, with Hong Kong boosted by a rebound in tech firms that had taken a hit from US