In the wake of his absurd offer to buy Greenland from Denmark, Donald Trump now knows era of treating territories as real estate deals has passed

Core industries of financial and consumer services sectors are taking beating in wake of political turmoil, and way back could be lot harder than after deadly outbreak

Latest figures out of China, the United States and Europe point to recession on horizon, with Hong Kong’s government having already introduced relief measures

Pupils in city are being urged to put down their textbooks and join class boycott in protest at now-suspended extradition bill

Video footage of officers beating a man in hospital must be investigated thoroughly and seriously

As Washington delays trade ban in battle against Chinese tech giant for second time, US president must realise challenges and risks lie ahead

Foreign governments are offering unwanted and even menacing advice to Beijing, but the key to ending unrest lies here not on the mainland

Measures announced by city leader, although welcome, do not go far enough

Hopes of those who took to the streets cannot be ignored if there is to be an end to protest violence and the start of dialogue and reconciliation

Consumer Council has found animal genes and egg ingredients in products that are supposed to be suitable for vegetarians and vegans

Global brands stand to improve their image and gain more customers when their publicity transcends social and cultural barriers.

President Xi Jinping and other top leaders have given Shenzhen special status, allowing it to trial innovative ideas for growth that if successful, could be a model for others to follow.

Huawei’s launch of its operating system reflects its determination to be self-reliant and the US president may soon regret his actions against the company

Extra spending unveiled by finance chief at time of protest violence will not bring calm and government must be prepared to tackle root of problem

Former aviation official faces up to seven years in jail after failing to declare conflict of interest in property deal with businesswoman who was also his lover.

Sackings by Cathay Pacific Airways in wake of China pressure show compromise is never easy when business interests conflict with the rights of employees

Protesters who claim to be seeking to protect Hong Kong’s freedoms and rule of law have resorted to what can only be described as hooliganism

Firms such as Versace and Coach that confuse Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan as separate from China are rightly punished by Beijing and Chinese consumers

Travellers are likely to avoid the city out of concern for plans being disrupted, impacting the tourism, convention and business sectors and jobs

Growing resistance to drugs and Hong Kong’s status as an international travel hub mean we are always exposed to the risk of Candida auris

As long as there are sufficient safeguards to strike a balance between effective law enforcement and the protection of individual rights, artificial intelligence in criminal detection is an inevitable trend.

After months of escalating civil unrest between protesters and authorities, events have now reached a worrying and sometimes dangerous level.

One of Hong Kong’s biggest school groups has taken action following the suicide of a teacher; others in the education sector should take heed.

Departure of CEO John Flint after just 18 months in the job is but one indication that the lender has lost its status as city’s favoured son.

The mainland movie industry not taking part in Taiwan’s Golden Horse Awards denies the opportunity to win the hearts of film fans across the strait

By helping Hong Kong weather the coming storm, the government will not only help relieve hardships but restore some credibility.