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The Mass Transit Railway Corporation operates Hong Kong's railway system. It is also a major property developer and landlord in the city and is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Why is it that drivers of German car marques treat the UK speed limit as a minimum, not maximum requirement? And don’t get me started on potholes. Oh for Hong Kong, where most people don’t need a car.
Hong Kong’s sole railway operator returns to profit in recurrent business and is now in position to restore high standards behind its enviable global reputation.
An engineering company was given a mere slap on the wrist for taking short cuts in Hong Kong’s most expensive rail project; that hardly serves as a deterrence.
Advice by city railway giant shown to be lacking again after latest incident in which passengers walked along tracks.
Hong Kong developer Wheelock Properties has priced a first batch of 130 units at its Seasons Place residential project in Tseung Kwan O at a five-year low for the district.
Government proposing to build 3.5km elevated smart mass transit system in Kai Tak, with five stations, document submitted to district council says.
Expanding rail and franchised bus networks, new roads and bridges, and changes in tolls have caused a big shift in how Hongkongers navigate the city.
Former lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting, 46, was challenged by the prosecution over his motive to intervene in a protest at Yuen Long MTR station on July 21, 2019.
Readers discuss a train service delay, and an unsatisfactory experience with a ferry operator.
Revenue climbs, but net profit from property development falls 80.1 per cent compared with year before.
To develop greentech and pursue the city’s sustainability goals in transport, buildings and construction, Hong Kong needs an ecosystem that brings together partners across the supply chain, experts said at the summit on Monday.
Lawmaker Michael Tien calls on rail giant to provide financial justification for move.
MTR Lab, a subsidiary of Hong Kong’s railway operator that invests in technology, is eyeing opportunities in property and construction innovations that are focused on sustainability and environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, as it hopes to help the city reach carbon neutrality by 2050.
Kai Tak a draw for buyers of subsidised flats because of good transport links and views across Victoria Harbour and sports park.
Shek Mun MTR staff find couple unconscious inside accessible toilet with their heads covered by plastic bags tied with strings.
Readers discuss why more notices in the city should be in English, the lack of clarity on Expats’ unavailability, unread English books, and bringing back in-town check-in.
Some platforms have grown in popularity since pandemic, but merchants complain about relatively high transaction fees for e-payment systems, say they prefer cash.
Reports of smoke on East Rail line train as it arrives in Kowloon Tong station at around 8.50am, and no injuries reported.
Readers discuss the value of outdated books, the limits of AI detection tools, air con in winter, parking spaces, and the baby bonus.
Tourists at Lok Ma Chau border crossing faced delays and others were stuck overnight at Sheung Shui MTR station amid high turnout for New Year’s Eve celebrations.
Government’s move is latest in efforts to combat misuse of HK$2 fare subsidy scheme.
New charges with higher tolls at peak times for most commercial vehicles came into force on Sunday morning.
MTR Corporation says it is aware of online social media messages about people receiving passes and has reported case to police.
The investment by the subsidiary of Hong Kong’s railway operator will allow WeMaintain to improve the quality of lift and escalator maintenance and to power greener city development across Asia-Pacific.
About 90 per cent of flats on offer this weekend at Yoho West, a joint project between SHKP and MTR Corp, are expected to be sold, according to agency estimates.
Readers discuss the importance of seeing both sides for conflict resolution, striking a balance between development and wildlife protection, investors’ expectations, and the optimal temperature in MTR train cabins.
Readers discuss the continuing efforts to realise a smoke-free Hong Kong, Russia’s own version of the Belt and Road Initiative, a possible role for museums, and the power of appreciation.
Readers discuss the downsides to the Octopus card’s wild success, poor attendance at a World Cup qualifying match, and a fun way to teach Chinese history.
Readers discuss the impediment to nurturing IT professionals who drive innovation, progress on an MTR station near the expanding Science Park, and the expected redevelopment of Choi Hung Estate.