Hong Kong stocks and mainland markets were barely moved at the open on Thursday, with traders looking for inspiration to extend their latest rally following a soft lead from Wall Street.

Hong Kong edged back up at the open Wednesday, the day after a small drop that broke a 10-day winning streak, while investors assess the outlook for US interest rates after last week's US jobs data.

The Hong Kong Observatory warned on Tuesday evening that hail could affect the SAR after it was reported in the Pearl River Delta. Hail was reported in Macau as authorities there called on ...

In messages posted overnight on social media X, police said they had to act to stop the event and dismantle tents that been set up by protesters, who used violence against police at the site at ...

InvestHK said these companies, the majority of which were based on the mainland, had invested a total of HK$6.5 billion into the city, creating around 3,200 jobs. Speaking at a media briefing ...

On Sunday, moviegoers can get discount tickets for just HK$30 as part of the "Happy Hong ... to buy movie tickets," she said. Mrs Li told RTHK the movie discount was a chance to spend more time ...

"We estimate that the more than 30,000 people who had arrived here through the Top Talent Pass Scheme in 2023 can bring in about HK$34 billion of direct economic contribution to Hong Kong a year ...

Hong Kong's minimum wage is currently set at HK$40 per hour. The Minimum Wage Commission is to submit a report by the end of October on its recommendations for any change.

Hong Kong stocks ended with losses on Tuesday, bringing an end to a 10-day winning streak, even after another strong performance on Wall Street. The Hang Seng Index fell 0.5 percent, or 98 points ...

The unemployed man was arrested on Friday after a raid on an industrial building in Kwun Tong found 1.3 kilograms of crack cocaine and cocaine with a street value of around HK$1.6 million.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan on Sunday said Hong Kong's economy was maintaining its momentum. Writing on his official blog, Chan said the city’s GDP had increased five quarters in a row, with ...

Chief Executive John Lee said on Tuesday that Hong Kong is the place to be for global talent, in part because the SAR has long been one of Asia's most liveable cities. Speaking at a government ...