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An established culture of family philanthropy is evolving through more formal giving opportunities in Hong Kong, according to the report. Photo: Getty Images
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Hong Kong emerges as third best philanthropy hub, behind New York, Seoul: study

Altrata report highlights Hong Kong’s wealth infrastructure and growing culture of structured giving.

Hong Kong transport

1,000 Hongkongers to ride Baidu’s autonomous vehicles in city-first public trial

Hong Kong tourism

5 Guangdong-registered yachts set to enter Hong Kong as southbound scheme starts

Hong Kong science and tech

Hong Kong’s San Tin tech hub operator vows affordable land to lure tenants

Hub operator also considers redeveloping fish ponds near Lok Ma Chau for a client needing more than 20 hectares.

Authorities will set aside 210 hectares of land for the technopole. Photo: Edmond So
Sunny Chai has said the scale of the San Tin Technopole would make it ideal for companies requiring large areas for manufacturing and research. Photo: Silvia Siu
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In Focus | Why did Hong Kong’s 11 Skies fail and can the megaproject be rescued?

As New World Development returns control of the struggling project to the Airport Authority, experts examine the legal and economic ramifications.

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Taiwanese finance minister plans to join Apec meeting in Hong Kong

Taiwan’s Chuang Tsui-yun says she intends to take part in meeting, where Chinese finance chief is due to deliver opening speech.

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Hong Kong renews TV station licences with push for ‘telling good stories’

Licences will run until 2039 for HK Television Entertainment and TVB, and until 2040 for i-Cable Hoy.

The Executive Council accepted the recommendations of the Communications Authority when renewing the licences. Photo: Nora Tam
TVB City in Tseung Kwan O. The broadcaster plans to invest HK$6.2 billion over six years. Photo: Yik Yeung-man
Hong Kong tourism

‘Everyone wants to make history’: revamped Huanggang Port opens to brisk business

Travel agencies launch special tours as retailers welcome more customers at the 24-hour border checkpoint.

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Exclusive | China’s finance minister to deliver opening speech at Apec meeting in Hong Kong

Draft agenda shows Lan Foan will address finance ministers at the meeting as IMF, World Bank and Asian development lenders present economic outlooks and policy proposals.

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong can boost regional prosperity through ‘soft connectivity’: adviser

Hong Kong is transforming itself into the region’s institutional ‘harbour’, a key adviser to the city’s leader tells forum.

China is host of Apec 2026, with a gathering of finance ministers in Hong Kong later this month. An Apec leaders’ meeting will be held in Shenzhen in November. Photo: Karma Lo
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Selfies, queues and confusion, but Huanggang Port’s wow factor shines through

Motorists using checkpoint said border clearance took longer than expected, while building’s spaciousness and design impressed travellers.

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Vehicles queue on San Sham Road before crossing the border. Photo: Kit Lai
Vehicles queue on San Sham Road before crossing the border. Photo: Kit Lai
Hong Kong science and tech

Hong Kong electronics fairs to showcase 120 robots as firms aim to expand AI use

Hong Kong Electronics Fair and electronicAsia will bring together more than 3,200 exhibitors from 15 countries and regions.

Hong Kong economy

Huanggang Port a milestone for connecting Hong Kong, Greater Bay Area: John Lee

Countdown to launch of facility begins as city leader says crossing is part of Hong Kong’s efforts to align with national development strategy.

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Paul Chan highlights 4 priorities of Apec finance ministers’ meeting this month

Hong Kong finance chief says focus will be on fiscal policies that support livelihoods, digital infrastructure financing, inclusive finance and young talent.

Pedestrians walk past a promotional banner for this year’s Apec meetings. Karma Lo
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Worker prospects in hair, beauty sector not cut and dried amid staff shortages

Despite 4.9 per cent vacancy rate, salons in Hong Kong face hiring challenges as many do not see hair and beauty care as rewarding career path.

Former marketer Terrence Wu made a mid-career switch to become a scalp therapist. He works at Lavender Hair salon in Tsim Sha Tsui. Photo: Dickson Lee
Former marketer Terrence Wu made a mid-career switch to become a scalp therapist. He works at Lavender Hair salon in Tsim Sha Tsui. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong property

DFI Retail Group says it will continue to invest in Hong Kong supermarkets

Owner of Wellcome, Market Place, 3hreesixty and Oliver’s chains operates a network of more than 325 stores.

Hong Kong housing

Tougher inspection regime needed, experts say after CK Asset building fiasco

Hong Kong lawmakers call for more inspectors and barring of errant contractors from government tenders after serious lapses at Kwun Tong project.

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In Focus | From kitchen waste to sky-high costs: inside Hong Kong’s quest for green jet fuel

As city sets goals for adopting sustainable aviation fuel, industry leaders examine how to scale up supply chains and win over price-sensitive passengers.

Illustration: Henry Wong
Illustration: Henry Wong
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Northern Metropolis supply will not hit office sector, development chief says

Incoming supply in the megaproject is primarily for the I&T sector, Bernadette Linn tells lawmakers.

Hong Kong economy

Mainland arrivals beat last year’s ‘golden week’ figures despite shorter holiday

Arrivals topped 1.41 million over the seven-day holiday, as malls and hotels reported brisk trade.

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Hong Kong and Indonesia can deepen green finance ties, Jakarta envoy says

Special envoy Mari Elka Pangestu also says city’s common law expertise and financial services can support country’s push to attract family offices.

Evening rush hour in the business district in Jakarta, Indonesia. Special envoy Mari Pangestu expects the country's economy to grow by more than 5 per cent this year. Photo: Willy Kurniawan
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Hong Kong’s Wine and Dine Festival to feature extended hours, 10% more booths

Tourism board to roll out ‘Hong Kong Gourmet Month’ after four-day festival from October 29 to November 1.

The Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival in late October will feature 10 per cent more booths this year. Photo: Nora Tam
The Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival in late October will feature 10 per cent more booths this year. Photo: Nora Tam
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Hong Kong’s third-quarter GDP grows, but external risks persist: Paul Chan

Finance chief says economy supported by strong exports and tourism traffic, as lawmakers debate city’s five-year plan and policy address.

Hong Kong property

Why Morgan Stanley sees more upside in Hong Kong offices than New York towers

Improving rents and vacancy rates in Central may support stronger returns for Hong Kong landlords, US bank says.

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Why Japanese, South Korean, Thai brands are setting up shop in Hong Kong again

Brands from the three overseas markets account for 36 per cent of new entrants, matching mainland Chinese retailers, amid tourism recovery.

Japanese fashion brand Cullni opens an outlet in Wan Chai. Photo: Handout
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