Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying has demanded through his lawyers that a newspaper retract an article which he says defamed him. This has prompted demands that, instead, Leung should withdraw the...
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- Jun 19, 2013
- Updated: 9:14pm
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Two former ministers and a Leung supporter suggested Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying was "unwise" to send a lawyer's letter to the Hong Kong Economic Journal over a commentary he claimed was...
Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying has demanded the retraction of a newspaper article which he claims accuses him of having links with triads. His lawyers sent a letter to the chief editor of the...
The financial tsunami has swept across the globe, sparing no one in its path. Every economy is still being battered; Hong Kong is no exception.
Chinese-language business newspaper the Hong Kong Economic Journal will launch a monthly magazine this week to tap into the luxury-brand market and serve the paper's supposedly 'elegant and low-...
Hong Kong's Chinese-language newspapers are planning to increase their cover prices to offset a rise in newsprint and labour costs.
Highs, lows and market throes make for a roller-coaster ride
The Hang Seng Index casually gained or fell 1,000 points in a day.
The world's best-managed bank lost...
The mainland edition of Rolling Stone has reportedly sunk under the heavy weight of losses after only 14 months, highlighting the difficulties in establishing American publications in the...
The Hong Kong Economic Journal, which doubled first-quarter display advertising revenue at the expense of rival Hong Kong Economic Times, will boost investment to take market share from quality...
A full-page, black-and-white advertisement on Monday, with a set of Soduku games at the centre, carried the headline: 'The results announcement is not a game!'
The Broadcasting Authority has ordered PCCW Media to submit information within the month on the involvement of its parent company's controlling shareholder in the operation of the broadcaster and...
PCCW chairman Richard Li Tzar-kai (below), that pioneer in delivering television to the masses whether from outer space or through cables poking into our sitting-room walls, reckons he is up to a...
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