Police warn scams involving messaging platform led to combined loss of more than HK$1.7 million last week.
Hong Kong police warn WhatsApp scams on the rise after 130 people duped in 1 week
Police warn scams involving messaging platform led to combined loss of more than HK$1.7 million last week.
Property owners with illegal additions at Hong Kong estate appeal teardown orders
Buildings Department says it has issued demolition orders to owners of 68 homes at Redhill Peninsula in Tai Tam after landslide last year unearthed illegal structures.
Messi fans can seek refunds without dropping complaints to Hong Kong watchdog
But Consumer Council says those who bought tickets for February friendly match using e-payment systems may need to drop complaints to banks to collect cash.
Property owners with illegal additions at Hong Kong estate appeal teardown orders
Buildings Department says it has issued demolition orders to owners of 68 homes at Redhill Peninsula in Tai Tam after landslide last year unearthed illegal structures.
Messi fans can seek refunds without dropping complaints to Hong Kong watchdog
But Consumer Council says those who bought tickets for February friendly match using e-payment systems may need to drop complaints to banks to collect cash.
But Consumer Council says those who bought tickets for February friendly match using e-payment systems may need to drop complaints to banks to collect cash.
What’s next for Hui Ka-yan after penalty and lifelong market ban?
Evergrande, which has the dubious honour as the world’s most indebted developer with more than US$300 billion of liabilities, stands accused of inflating its revenue in the years leading up to its collapse.
Evergrande, which has the dubious honour as the world’s most indebted developer with more than US$300 billion of liabilities, stands accused of inflating its revenue in the years leading up to its collapse.
Dubai royal nephew to open US$500 million family office in boost to Hong Kong hub
Sheikh Ali Al Maktoum, the nephew of Dubai ruler, is opening a family office in Hong Kong, one of the first high-profile global investors to respond to the city’s campaign to lure the ultra-rich.
Hong Kong’s Article 23 bill ‘a new beginning’: non-establishment lawmaker
City set to pass constitutionally mandated law after first attempt shelved more than 20 years ago in face of massive protests.
What’s next for Hui Ka-yan after penalty and lifelong market ban?
Evergrande, which has the dubious honour as the world’s most indebted developer with more than US$300 billion of liabilities, stands accused of inflating its revenue in the years leading up to its collapse.
Dubai royal nephew to open US$500 million family office in boost to Hong Kong hub
Sheikh Ali Al Maktoum, the nephew of Dubai ruler, is opening a family office in Hong Kong, one of the first high-profile global investors to respond to the city’s campaign to lure the ultra-rich.
Hong Kong’s Article 23 bill ‘a new beginning’: non-establishment lawmaker
City set to pass constitutionally mandated law after first attempt shelved more than 20 years ago in face of massive protests.
Public backs prompt implementation of Hong Kong national security law: John Lee
‘The vast majority of submissions we receive are in support of the timely legislation of Article 23 of the Basic Law,’ Chief Executive John Lee says as a 30-day public consultation window closes.
Hong Kong’s Article 23 security law needs public interest defence: lawyers
Law Society of Hong Kong tables proposal, along with body representing senior media executives, on Article 23 legislation views, before its 30-day consultation ends on Wednesday.
Law Society of Hong Kong tables proposal, along with body representing senior media executives, on Article 23 legislation views, before its 30-day consultation ends on Wednesday.
Hong Kong accuses top US diplomat in city of ‘scaremongering’ over security law
US Consul General Gregory May earlier said crackdown on dissidents could impact city’s attractiveness as an international finance centre.
US Consul General Gregory May earlier said crackdown on dissidents could impact city’s attractiveness as an international finance centre.
‘Hong Kong’s new broadly worded national security offences could stifle press’
Hong Kong Journalists Association calls for incorporation of public interest defence into home-grown national security legislation.
Hong Kong Journalists Association calls for incorporation of public interest defence into home-grown national security legislation.
Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.
Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.
Public backs prompt implementation of Hong Kong national security law: John Lee
‘The vast majority of submissions we receive are in support of the timely legislation of Article 23 of the Basic Law,’ Chief Executive John Lee says as a 30-day public consultation window closes.
Hong Kong’s Article 23 security law needs public interest defence: lawyers
Law Society of Hong Kong tables proposal, along with body representing senior media executives, on Article 23 legislation views, before its 30-day consultation ends on Wednesday.
Law Society of Hong Kong tables proposal, along with body representing senior media executives, on Article 23 legislation views, before its 30-day consultation ends on Wednesday.
Hong Kong accuses top US diplomat in city of ‘scaremongering’ over security law
US Consul General Gregory May earlier said crackdown on dissidents could impact city’s attractiveness as an international finance centre.
US Consul General Gregory May earlier said crackdown on dissidents could impact city’s attractiveness as an international finance centre.
‘Hong Kong’s new broadly worded national security offences could stifle press’
Hong Kong Journalists Association calls for incorporation of public interest defence into home-grown national security legislation.
Hong Kong Journalists Association calls for incorporation of public interest defence into home-grown national security legislation.