Lam Ka-sing
Reporter, Hong Kong
He joined the Post in 2017. Awards he won include Journalist of the Year in Regulation at State Street Institutional Press Awards Asia Pacific 2025, Business Reporter of the Year and Best Property Market News Reporting at the 7th Business Journalism Awards of The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong, Excellence in Business Reporting at the SOPA 2020 Awards for Editorial Excellence as well as Merit Award at The 21st Consumer Rights Reporting Awards from the Consumer Council. He holds a Master of Science degree in real estate from the University of Hong Kong and a Bachelor’s degree in international journalism from Hong Kong Baptist University.
He joined the Post in 2017. Awards he won include Journalist of the Year in Regulation at State Street Institutional Press Awards Asia Pacific 2025, Business Reporter of the Year and Best Property Market News Reporting at the 7th Business Journalism Awards of The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong, Excellence in Business Reporting at the SOPA 2020 Awards for Editorial Excellence as well as Merit Award at The 21st Consumer Rights Reporting Awards from the Consumer Council. He holds a Master of Science degree in real estate from the University of Hong Kong and a Bachelor’s degree in international journalism from Hong Kong Baptist University.
Areas of Expertise:
Economy, property, impact of geopoliticsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
City leads in business, connectivity and talent diversity but trails rivals in technology investment, Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce finds.
CLP Power and HK Electric announce higher fuel-related charges, while offering rebates and subsidies to ease the burden on households.
Researchers urge Hong Kong to prioritise fertility education, early reproductive planning and timely access to care.
Hong Kong needs more yuan products, commodity trading infrastructure and fintech innovation, market participants say.
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Numbers driven by stronger demand, but Hong Kong flag carrier warns of headwinds caused by escalating Middle East conflict.
Expansion slower than 5.9 per cent recorded in first quarter, but government confident in performance for rest of year.
Boat owners and maritime experts say Hong Kong must seize the opportunity to upgrade marine infrastructure to attract mainland yachts.
Officers seize 7.2kg of cocaine and 500 grams of ketamine, methamphetamine and other drugs worth more than HK$5.2 million.
Storm is skirting as close as 80km to the northeast of Hong Kong, moving into inland Guangdong and weakening progressively, forecaster says.
Companies say collaboration will leverage Lalamove’s logistics platform and EY’s services to offer transport solutions to businesses.
Three incidents occurred within 15 minutes on Tuesday morning, involving a total of eight vehicles and leaving one person injured.
Government says seven pilot licences for 63 vehicles issued as of June, as Chinese tech firm Baidu tests sixth-generation robotaxi in Lantau.
Transport Department says tolls should remain flexible in future because queues amid some peak periods still spill onto connecting roads, interchange.
City’s flag carrier says London-bound flight temporarily lost communication with local air traffic control, but was never in danger.
Health minister Lo Chung-mau says government may consider imposing time limit for reporting after completing investigation into mix-up of specimens.
Five local insurers built marine war-risk pool to address uncertainties over unstable conditions in the Middle East.
Panel speakers at China Conference say city’s AI blueprint should not be too broad and harness urban development, healthcare and finance capabilities.
Despite receiving two bids for Hung Shui Kiu project, Bernadette Linn says mix of property developers and operators meets government’s aim.
City’s net employment outlook for third quarter plunges to minus 9 per cent, 20 percentage points lower than previous quarter, ManpowerGroup reveals.
Students describe being ‘very moved’ by sight of destroyer Nanning and frigate Hengyang moored at Ngong Shuen Chau Barracks.
Energy conglomerate enters Hong Kong fuel market despite fierce competition and EV shift as it aims to build a regional trading foothold.
Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry Sun Dong says city is proactively preparing for paradigm shift with key AI initiatives.
Watchdog says Transport Department’s systemic deficiencies allowed group of agents to abuse system, filing up to 135 applications in a day.
Online posts by the Mandopop star, who was earlier featured in the airline’s promotional campaign, trigger backlash against carrier.
Fifteen arrested after scammers impersonated government services, including Water Supplies Department, to dupe victims.
Labour Department suspends contractors concerned and operation of loadshifting machines at Kowloon Bay Sports Ground after accident.
Chinese restaurant earnings plunged 27.9 per cent in the first quarter compared with the same period in 2018.
Finance chief reflects on recent trip to Shanghai and Nanjing, saying mainland firms increasingly view Hong Kong as platform for global expansion.
Observatory cancels amber rainstorm signal at 10.25pm after day of flooding, disrupted flights and suspended classes.
