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Raymond Yeung
Raymond Yeung

In the second of a three-part series on InnoStars Award, organised by Our Hong Kong Foundation to recognise leaders and promote innovation, City Weekend talks to Joe Lee, one of the co-founders of China’s largest ride-hailing platform

Jump in latest tourist figures year on year to nearly 5 million visitors points to recovering local economy on strength of cash-rich mainlanders.

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Travel agent cancels trips to Japanese region where highly infectious disease has spread, but it is business as usual for other tour groups

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City’s development chief wants to expand cross-border flows of qualified personnel but industry members say there’s enough work in Hong Kong to keep them busy

Meeting with mainland authority ends with city’s government saying it is satisfied with the design, which can even withstand mega waves that come ‘once in 300 years’.

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Carrie Lam last week became the first chief executive to give to a pro-democracy party, leading to criticism of the Democratic Party for taking the money from someone they are supposed to hold to account

Entrepreneur Allan Zeman is among the business titans and captains of industry tasked to help the government develop right policies to groom talent and boost innovation

Cabbies will park at Central or the airport and just ‘hang around’, alliance threatens, adding there is no way it will coexist with the US ride-hailing giant.

Some 14kg of the drug is confiscated in two separate busts, bringing total haul from four raids this month to 70kg – the biggest amount so far this year from a single operation

Government departments providing help on things such as job hunting, welfare, interpretation and integration were asked to regularly review and improve the effectiveness of their work, following findings of a survey

Practice involving pounding effigies with an old shoe is particularly popular this time of the year, as believers and tourists flock to Causeway Bay spot

Less than one-third of the rail giant’s HK$55.44 billion in revenue last year came from its local transport operations, while income from its property portfolio in mainland China jumped five times.