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Eric Jiang
Reporter, Hong Kong
Eric holds journalism degrees from the University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University. Before the Post, he was a freelance reporter for AP and BBC Chinese. He also interned at the Post in 2024.
Eric holds journalism degrees from the University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University. Before the Post, he was a freelance reporter for AP and BBC Chinese. He also interned at the Post in 2024.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong Economy, Business, FinanceLanguages Spoken:
English
Trade Development Council survey also shows 94 per cent of respondents are eyeing countries in Belt and Road Initiative for expansion.
Survey of 86 households across nine districts finds 80 per cent of people living in such homes reported dizziness and headaches.
Hong Kong rail operator will earmark ‘much of the profit’ for asset replacement and maintenance, as well as development of new projects.
Experts warn of violent extortion of crypto holders, while Paraguay authorities say all hypotheses remain open in death of Harry Yeh.
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But HKUST study also finds that junior employees harbour deeper anxiety over job security amid AI’s growing adoption.
Video shows passenger kneeling at train door with left hand trapped while knocking on the glass with his right hand and saying, ‘Please open the door’.
Police say that total reported losses tied to Vietnam-based syndicate have climbed to HK$104 million, with 225 complaints received since last month.
Agreement covers sustainable aviation fuel, smart energy and storage projects, with Kazakh authorities to help identify sites, partners and regulatory approvals.
Jardine Matheson says it is increasing its ‘focus and commitment’ on the Asian market.
Experts predict gross domestic product for the whole year could easily hit 4 per cent.
More than 30mm of rainfall recorded in most parts of the city, with heavy rain expected on Monday before easing later in the week.
Hong Kong corruption watchdog alleges managers at Causeway Bay branch took bribes to help customers jump the queue and open bank accounts.
Two-month liquefied petroleum gas subsidy scheme to expire on Friday, with operators warning monthly costs to rise by up to 33 per cent.
Food and Environmental Hygiene Department says officers seized cooked items, lunchboxes, bread, milk and expired items.
Performance underpinned by demand for AI-related products, with city acting as middleman for mainland China, Taiwan, South Korea, Vietnam and rest of world.
Airport Authority provides extra 600 seats and food for travellers, while some lament hotel room rates increasing to HK$2,000 to HK$3,000.
In response to rising demand, MTR Corp teams up with Plaza Premium Group to open upgraded business-class lounge at West Kowloon terminus.
Dental association alerts officials after visiting booths where staff offered free cleaning, used endoscopes to suggest treatments.
Boys, aged 12 to 14, held after videos of incidents circulated on social media, police say.
Crowds of football fans, including children and elderly, flocked to shopping centres for match between Spain and Argentina at 3am.
Residents whose pets are part of their daily routine can now take them to more than 900 restaurants, but not all are welcoming, some owners say.
Authorities hand out eight fixed penalty notices to workers and plan to prosecute contractor as industry tries to stamp out safety risk.
Shenzhen’s Pui Kiu College reports 87 per cent pass rate, while ASJNU in Guangzhou says its rate was 71 per cent, compared with 42.7 per cent for Hong Kong.
Have a Nice Stay is latest independent bookstore to close in Hong Kong, joining growing list in recent years.
Lin Heung Lau’s branch in Sheung Wan has become one of the city’s most unlikely venues for catching football.
CEO Francis Cheng says firm has not received any gas from Qatar since March, after Iranian strikes damaged production facilities.
15-year-old non-Chinese boy and father, 48, held during routine traffic enforcement operation at junction of Marsh Road and Hung Hing Road.
Measure applies to elderly welfare recipients living in Guangdong and Fujian, with city leader saying it will make ‘retirement life more secure’.
Officers from force’s traffic New Territories North headquarters carry out undercover operation, disguising themselves as passengers.
