Hong Kong’s new stablecoin licensing regime takes effect, tightening rules as the city vies for a global crypto edge.

SHANGHAI: Mainland China and Hong Kong stocks extended their declines on Friday, posting their steepest weekly losses since April, weighed down by soft domestic economic data and worries over global ...

In its latest earnings report, HSBC chalked up a less-than-stellar performance in Q2 to a struggling Hong Kong office market.

Fintech companies are rushing to raise equity in Hong Kong to fund expansions in cryptocurrencies, capitalising on investor fervour as the city starts accepting applications for stablecoin issuer ...

Buzz from The Impossible Trial’s sold-out Shanghai and Beijing runs sparked a ticket frenzy for 10 additional shows in its ...

Meituan, the Chinese food delivery giant, tested its global expansion in Hong Kong, where its Keeta service displaced a rival ...

Organisers say West Kowloon Cultural District Authority did not give reason for not hosting this year’s event at its Art Park ...

The group cited a law that makes it easier for the government to reclaim land as the reason for disbanding. Hong Kong was ...

Concerns about the durability of China’s growth and corporate earnings reports put Hong Kong stocks on track for their first ...

China's net gold imports via Hong Kong in June fell nearly 60% from May, Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department data ...

Still, Hong Kong’s Chief Executive John Lee insists the events are a success, saying at least 100,000 people have checked out the bazaars and that 460,000 tourists from mainland China visited ...

Monday marks five years since China imposed a draconian national security law on Hong Kong, criminalizing dissent and bringing the semi-autonomous city to heel after months of pro-democracy, anti ...