Hong Kong shares fall after Lunar New Year break, tech drops
HONG KONG: Hong Kong shares fell on Friday as the local market reopened after the three-day Lunar New Year break, with technology stocks leading the slide, though oil shares provided some support as concerns of conflict between the U.S. and Iran sent crude prices higher.
‘Stay vigilant even in peace,’ Hong Kong rural leader says in Lunar New Year prophecy
Kenneth Lau also calls on city to embrace innovation after drawing 'neutral' No 22 fortune stick at Che Kung Temple
In CNY message, Hong Kong Chief Executive calls for seizing opportunities to propel nation forward
HONG KONG: Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has called for moving with agility and steadiness, seizing opportunities and overcoming challenges in the Year of the Horse to propel the city forward.
Chinese healthcare firms expand overseas to support growing expat community
Privately owned Distinct Healthcare plans to open a clinic in Dubai, while TCM group Gushengtang eyes 50 centres in Southeast Asia
Hong Kong social enterprise for needy unable to set up new shop after government error
Tender exercise cancelled after erroneous power supply details sent to bidders by Housing Authority, leaving Agape Garden in limbo
Box office bust? The show may be over for another Hong Kong cinema
IFC Mall is reportedly looking at the big picture as it explores potential tenants to replace upscale movie theatre Palace IFC
Hong Kong police arrest two over HK$300,000 watch theft on inbound flight
Suspects remain in custody after passenger reports watch missing from his backpack on flight from Abu Dhabi
Hong Kong’s West Kowloon arts hub seeks US$1 billion in first bond sale to fund operations
Loss-making authority edges closer to bond offering to help sustain operations amid continuing deficits
Raw oysters from France linked to food poisoning cases in Hong Kong
Seven diners fell ill after eating oysters sourced from Brittany, France, at O Delice! in Tsim Sha Tsui, SCMP learns
Hong Kong university expels student who called for fire accountability
HONG KONG: A Hong Kong university student who had called for accountability over a deadly fire in the city said on Friday (Feb 13) he was being expelled by the school for disciplinary offences.
