It's been a year of unforgettable stories from Hong Kong, China and around the world.
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- Jun 20, 2013
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The South China Morning Post launched a campaign last night to celebrate the city's culture, history and ordinary people as the newspaper marks its 110th anniversary.
For 110 years, come November, this newspaper will have been chronicling the transformation of Hong Kong from a "barren rock" and its evolution into one of the world's most vibrant commercial...
The South China Morning Post's marketing team won three top prizes and a second prize in this year's International News Media Association Awards.
In Fanling Court yesterday, Cheng Shing-wing and Li Hak pleaded guilty to one count each of common assault, but they denied they were parallel-goods traders. Magistrate Wong Sze-lai postponed...
SCMP Group's revenue crossed the HK$1 billion mark last year for the first time since 2008, helped by new income sources such as the recently acquired Elle magazine and higher revenue contribution...
Plotting every one of Picasso's 5,717 paintings from his Blue Period to his last days was no easy feat, but it was work like this that won the South China Morning Post five awards at this year's "...
The South China Morning Post won 11 prizes at the 2012 Hong Kong News Awards, announced yesterday. Post China reporter Minnie Chan and business news editor Denise Tsang swept top prizes in the...
South China Morning Post Editor-in-Chief Wang Xiangwei condemned an attack on staff photographer May Tse by suspected paraller traders while on assignment in Sheung Shui on Thursday.
In a filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange after the market closed, the company said it was "in negotiation with third parties regarding possible acquisition of a group of media companies in...
When billionaire Robert Kuok launched a luxury hotel brand in 1971, he named it Shangri-La, after the fictional utopia in which inhabitants enjoy unheard-of longevity. Ensconced in his executive...
Sustaining a charitable course for a quarter of a century is no easy task. Raising record donations in the current economic situation is an even bigger achievement. The HK$18.8 million raised by...
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