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China summons HK’s 500 to Shenzhen to discuss unrest
China’s top agencies in charge of Hong Kong affairs held a special meeting across the border in Shenzhen to discuss unrest in the financial ... -
HKZMB accounts for just 7% of cross-border vehicle traffic
Nearly nine months after its opening in October last year, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai- Macau Bridge (HKZMB) accounted for just 7% of Macau’s cross- border ... -
Mi Jian shares views on Macau’s Greater Bay Area involvement
Director of the Policy Research and Regional Development Bureau Mi Jian was featured in a one- page news report on Chinese media by Macao ... -
Guangzhou releases map for nighttime tourism
The capital of southern China’s Guangdong Province has rolled out a map highlighting commercial clusters for evening activities, as the city aims to spur ... -
Hong Kong | Stock rout enters 10th day, worst streak since 1984
Hong Kong stock investors headed for the exit as economic woes, street protests and China’s weak yuan intensified worries over potential outflows from the ... -
Hong Kong | Tensions weigh on InterContinental Hotels
InterContinental Hotels Group Plc reported a slowdown in business travel in China amid a trade war with the U.S. and protests in Hong Kong. ... -
China warns ‘those who play with fire will perish by it’
China warned yesterday that it will be “only a matter of time” before it punishes those behind two months of pro-democracy protests in Hong ... -
Protests disrupt Hong Kong work day as leader vows to remain
Protesters filled public parks and squares in several Hong Kong districts yesterday in a general strike staged on a weekday to draw more attention ... -
Briefs | Zhuhai: Flex closes south plant as Huawei sales slow
American tech manufacturer Flex International has shut down production at one of its Zhuhai plants serving Huawei Electronics and begun laying off workers, according ... -
Chang’an | The little tech town punching above its weight
Located in the Pearl River Delta and administered by the city of Dongguan in Guangdong Province, Chang’an is a town on the frontier of ... -
Zhuhai | Flex closes south plant as Huawei sales slow
American tech manufacturer Flex International has shut down production at one of its Zhuhai plants serving Huawei Electronics and begun laying off workers, according ... -
Chang’an | The little tech town punching above its weight
Located in the Pearl River Delta and administered by the city of Dongguan in Guangdong Province, Chang’an is a town on the frontier of ... -
Unrest scares Chinese shoppers, rattles luxury CEOs
For Anna Lee, shopping in Hong Kong isn’t the carefree experience it used to be. The 21-year-old student from the southern Chinese city of ... -
Hong Kong protesters and police face off in familiar cycle
Demonstrators in Hong Kong moved en masse to a luxury shopping district last night after riot police used tear gas to clear out an ... -
Movie-themed entertainment park opens in neighboring Hengqin
On Wednesday, U.S. entertainment company Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. and Hong Kong-based developer Lai Sun Group officially opened Lionsgate Entertainment World, a movie- themed multi-sensory ... -
Tax haven crackdown catches HK hedge funds in its crosshairs
Hong Kong hedge funds have found themselves in the crosshairs of a global crackdown on multinational companies that use subsidiaries in tax havens to ... -
Economy | Macau, HK cut base rate for first time since 2008
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) cut its benchmark interest rate in line with the U.S. Federal Reserve, an automatic response that’s unlikely to ... -
Hong Kong rioting charges signal harsher line against protesters
Hong Kong’s decision to charge dozens of protesters with a colonial-era rioting charge that carries a 10-year prison term suggested that the government was ... -
More than 20 charged with rioting appear in Hong Kong court
HONG KONG — Charges were read today (Wednesday) against more than 20 Hong Kong protesters who have been accused of rioting — the most ... -
Typhoon Wipha: Classes canceled, workers head home as storm hits Hong Kong
School classes in Hong Kong were canceled and workers advised to head home early as Tropical Storm Wipha swept by south of the city ... -
Hong Kong | Protesters hit subway to disrupt morning commute
Commuters in Hong Kong argued yesterday with demonstrators who blocked subway train doors in their latest protest action to demand greater accountability from the ... -
Three aeronautical authorities ink agreement in Hong Kong
The aeronautical authorities of mainland China, the Hong Kong SAR and the Macau SAR convened yesterday in Hong Kong where they signed an agreement ... -
Turmoil risks economic growth, Fitch says
Hong Kong’s ongoing protest movement against the government’s extradition bill presents a downside risk to Fitch Ratings Inc’s forecasts for economic growth in the ... -
AmCham urges action to quell growing business concerns
The American Chamber of Commerce’s Hong Kong chapter urged government action to address grievances underlying the city’s recent unrest, saying steps must be taken ... -
Four locals turned away from HK, questioned by Macau police
Four Macau residents were denied entry to Hong Kong on Sunday, possibly because some of them were wearing black shirts and were believed traveling ... -
Macau writer insists tourists need not stay away
Alvis Sio, a Macau writer working in Hong Kong’s media industry, has written an article for Stand News telling “friends from Macau” that “Hong ... -
China warns Hong Kong unrest goes ‘far beyond’ peaceful protest
China warned that Hong Kong’s unrest had gone “far beyond” peaceful protest, after a chaotic weekend of tear gas and clashes illustrated the government’s ... -
Hong Kong police fire tear gas at protesters in residential area
Hong Kong demonstrators and police clashed for a second straight day as the city’s China-backed government struggles to quell growing discontent and amid violent ... -
Hong Kong | Police deny permit for Saturday protest after attacks
Hong Kong police refused permission for a Saturday protest scheduled to take place in the same area that saw unidentified groups of men attack ... -
Hong Kong to name Yue as next Monetary Authority chief
Eddie Yue will be named the next chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, succeeding Norman Chan, the South China Morning Post reported. ... -
Guangdong | Trade with Central, Eastern Europe rose 15.2%
Guangdong Province saw its trade with 17 Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC) rise 15.2% year-on-year in the first half of this year, Customs ... -
Shenzhen | A city in love with books
Thunderstorms at the start of the week failed to dampen the enthusiasm of book lovers in China’s southern city of Shenzhen. A book fair ... -
China urges US to remove ‘black hand’ from Hong Kong protests
China said the U.S. should remove its “black hand” from Hong Kong’s protests, in some of its most pointed criticism yet against what it ... -
Trump says China’s Xi ‘acted responsibly’
President Donald Trump said China’s Xi Jinping “acted responsibly” after seven weekends of demonstrations in Hong Kong and new fears that protesters and the ... -
Hong Kong | Six men, some with triad links, held over mob attack
Hong Kong police have detained six men, some with links to triads, following a violent attack on pro-democracy protesters at a subway station that ...
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