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A Hongkong Post staff handles parcels at the iPostal Station outside the post office in Central. Photo: Jelly Tse
Hong Kong economy

Explainer | How will Hongkong Post’s suspension of US-bound parcels affect residents?

The Post breaks down the postal service’s arrangements as Trump plans to impose 120 per cent tariffs on small parcels from the city.

Food and Drinks

On the Menu | Hong Kong hosting World’s 50 Best Bars is proof its drinks scene’s on the up

US-listed Chinese stocks

Chinese firms’ ADRs at risk if US severs market ties, Goldman Sachs says

Hong Kong courts

Student admits using fake US degree to get into University of Hong Kong

Magistrate says Li Sixuan’s actions will lead ‘inevitably’ to jail time when the 28-year-old mainland Chinese student is sentenced on May 8.

Defendant Li Sixuan appears at Sha Tin Court on Thursday. She has pleaded guilty to using forged certificates to apply for a place in a postgraduate linguistics programme at HKU. Photo: Edmond So
Banking & finance

Hong Kong banks face highest bad-loan risk in Asia-Pacific from US tariffs: Fitch

Higher US tariffs could weaken banks’ profitability and asset quality in export-reliant markets, rating agency says.

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Hong Kong politics

Hong Kong to jail, fine national security offenders that hold office in unions

Under authorities’ proposed legal amendments, those in breach can be sentenced to three years in jail and fined HK$50,000.

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Science

Chinese scientists use AI to help visually impaired to ‘see’, explore the world

A collaborative research project has developed a lightweight, wearable system that is also easy to use, according to a new study.

A system developed by researchers in China uses artificial intelligence and sensors to help people living with visual impairment and blindness to more easily avoid obstacles. Photo: Getty Images
Hong Kong culture

Recap | Explore the history of Hong Kong’s Star Ferry and what makes it a city icon

Discover captivating stories of the Star Ferry, from riots and inspiring leadership to stunning photographs and an uncertain future. Explore its legacy and modern struggles.

Hong Kong stock market

Hong Kong stocks rise on China policy stimulus hopes to counter US tariffs

Chinese property developers rally amid expectations of more policy support for the troubled real estate sector.

Food and Drinks

The hottest new openings in Hong Kong, April 13-19

Indulge in Baking Maniac’s pop-up cupcakes in Tai Koo, Picanhas’ wood-fired steak in Central or Marugame Udon’s noodles in Sha Tin before exploring CUHK’s new art museum.

Savour fresh udon courtesy of Japanese noodle chain Marugame Udon’s latest Hong Kong location in Sha Tin. Photo: Marugame Udon
Law

Legal Tales | We should all speak up to defend judicial independence from any interference

It is unacceptable in any civilised society governed by the rule of law to seek to pressurise judges to reach a particular decision or to resign.

In Hong Kong, the rule of law and judicial independence are values which are cherished by lawyers and non-lawyers alike. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong economy

Editorial | Hong Kong must speed up revamp of transport subsidy

Scheme to cap fares at HK$2 for seniors and disabled is costing Hong Kong billions of dollars a year, adding to urgency to implement reforms.

Hong Kong politics

Some Hong Kong-based shipowners consider changing flags as US tariff war rages

Industry sources say some shipowners are preparing exit plans to mitigate rising geopolitical risks.

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US-China trade war

With US-China decoupling closer than ever, firms are reshaping supply chains

With full US-China decoupling looking closer than ever – though not a certainty – suppliers are rapidly evaluating their relationships and options.

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Hong Kong economy

Exclusive | Yacht haven: Hong Kong aims to be growth hub for leisure-boat industry

Government policies and planned marina will make the city a centre for the industry’s growth, experts say.

Attendees check out yachts at the Singapore Yachting Festival 2025 on April 10, 2025. Photo: Aileen Chuang
Consumer protection in Hong Kong

Coldplay in Hong Kong: watchdog receives 114 complaints over blocked views

Some concertgoers started complaining about seating arrangements following band’s first show, arguing obstructions were worse than expected.

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Hong Kong economy

Twist in Hutchison ports deal as Italian shipping family’s role surfaces

Aponte family owns world’s largest container line, which is spearheading the strategic acquisition of CK Hutchison’s overseas ports.

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Hong Kong stock market

Chinese hedge fund Greenwoods adds Hong Kong stocks amid market rout

`The most important thing for a market is the stability and rationality of its policies,’ managing partner Gao Yuncheng says.

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A woman checks her phone in front of an electronic sign board showing major Hang Seng stock indices on April 8, 2025. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong tourism

Can Hong Kong look beyond its ‘shopping paradise’ era and attract tourists again?

Panel of experts at industry summit urge tourism trade to incorporate more technology to help meet needs of visitors, especially young people.

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Hong Kong property

Firm tied to Philippines brand Oishi buys 2 Hong Kong shops

Snack maker adds to property holdings in city as some analysts predict improvements in retail sales.

Food and Drinks

Your Hong Kong weekend drinks guide for April 17-19

If you’re not away this weekend, you’re in luck – The Cocktail Club, Wing Lei Bar and Bar Long Fong are all paying a visit.

Mark Lloyd, head mixologist at Macau’s Wing Lei Bar, is at Hong Kong’s Honky Tonks Tavern on April 17. Photo: Handout
Banking & finance

Hang Seng Bank promotes son of Hong Kong leader John Lee in China-unit reshuffle

The management changes in the bank’s mainland unit come at a critical time amid the US tariff campaign, a broker says.

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The headquarters of Hang Seng Bank in Hong Kong, pictured on January 30, 2023. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Accidents and personal safety

Hong Kong watchdog urges more checks on worksites after probe reveals lapses

Major investigation into over 70 incidents by ombudsman found staff signing off on safety documents without carrying out actual inspections.

Hong Kong politics

Hong Kong to withhold salaries of suspended civil servants facing investigation

Civil service minister Ingrid Yeung Ho warns ‘no leniency’ will be shown towards the small number of civil servants who violate laws and regulations.

Hong Kong courts

Domestic worker sentenced to life in jail for murdering girlfriend in Hong Kong

High Court jury returns 6-1 guilty verdict for Bernie Macatangay Valencia, who repeatedly punched Ivy Villaluz Quiabang and caused brain damage.

The High Court heard that Valencia developed a romantic relationship with Quiabang six months after they first met at a barbecue in 2017 or 2018. Photo: Sun Yeung
Family offices

‘Your capital is safe’ in Hong Kong, financial secretary reassures family offices

The China-US tariff war underscores Hong Kong’s soundness as a stable destination for wealthy families’ investments, Paul Chan says.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po speaks at the Deutsche Bank Emerging Markets Family Office Forum in Hong Kong on April 16, 2025. Photo: Handout
Animal welfare in Hong Kong

‘Seriously rotten’ finless porpoise carcass found on Hong Kong outlying island

Discovery of 162cm-long sea mammal on Tuesday raises tally of beached cetaceans in the city this year to 15.

IPO

Shenzhen pork producer, Beijing AI firm eye Hong Kong listings

Sixteen companies submitted listing applications for Hong Kong’s main board in the past two weeks, according to exchange data.

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