A 23-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly disclosing the personal information of her former boyfriend after he dated someone else, Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog has said. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data apprehended the woman in the New Territories on Tuesday on suspicion of contravening the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, following
Two international conferences will be held in Hong Kong for the first time this month, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has said, pledging that authorities will continue to attract more events to bring in high-end tourists and enhance the city’s global network. The city leader said on Tuesday that several global conferences had made their
An armed robber, who triggered a manhunt after he held a woman at knifepoint and stole HK$370,000 (US$47,180) from a Hang Seng Bank branch, is a Hongkonger and has fled across the border, the Post has learned. A source said on Tuesday that police’s elite tactical unit, the Flying Tiger, was searching for the local
What’s going on here? PwC’s Hong Kong operations are in turmoil as a wave of partner departures follows audit complications with China Evergrande and pivotal client losses. What does this mean? PwC is grappling with internal discord as audit-related issues with China Evergrande lead to a significant exodus of partners. In the last six months,
What’s going on here? On June 3, 2025, China and Hong Kong markets experienced gains, driven primarily by banking and automotive sectors, even as cautious investor sentiment lingered ahead of critical trade discussions. What does this mean? China’s main stock indices, including the blue-chip CSI300 and the Shanghai Composite, rose 0.5% by midday, rebounding from
Hong Kong’s leader has attributed his two meetings with Beijing’s newly appointed liaison office chief within three days to the need to maintain good communication and understanding with the central government, so he can reflect the city’s situation accurately and formulate good policies. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu on Tuesday described Zhou Ji, the new
Hong Kong authorities will take action against anyone who threatens national security, the chief executive has warned, as the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown approaches. Asked about the legality of commemorating June 4 by lighting candles or wearing clothing with related slogans in Causeway Bay, where annual vigils had been held for decades,
Principals in Hong Kong have criticised education authorities for failing to consult the sector regarding a new measure that permits popular schools to apply to operate an additional Form One class in the next academic year, raising concerns that the move will intensify competition among institutions. The Hong Kong Association of the Heads of Secondary
McDonald’s flagship store in Hong Kong is close to claiming the crown as the busiest in the fast-food chain’s global network of more than 40,000 outlets, a capstone in a half-century of operating in the city. The 9,000 sq ft (836 square metre) Admiralty Centre store, which reopened for business last month after a three-week
Hong Kong Airlines will launch flights to Urumqi in far western China in August and to Melbourne later, after making an ambitious comeback from a debt crisis three years ago and recording a 60 per cent year-on-year rise in passenger numbers in 2024. In an exclusive interview with the Post, airline president Jeff Sun Jianfeng
China is not a fan of cryptocurrencies. Over the past decade, the Chinese government has built up one of the world’s most hostile regulatory frameworks against cryptocurrency-related activities, including trading and mining. Beijing views digital assets like bitcoin as a threat to the country’s financial stability and capital account controls, and even a challenge to
By Reuters Published June 2, 2025 Hong Kong’s retail sales fell for a 14th straight month in April, government data showed on Monday, as local consumers remained cautious and visitors from mainland China spent less, although the decline was smaller than in March. Retail slump continues in Hong Kong: Fashion and jewelry sales decline. –
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Sinographs June 2, 2025 • 1:20 pm ET Print this page Hong Kong highlights China’s policy of decoupling from US financial markets By Jeremy Mark As financial markets nervously adjust to President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff policy, an overlooked shift in US-China economic relations is taking place on the Hong Kong stock market. There, a
Five per cent of more than 90,000 critical infrastructure facilities in Hong Kong had “varying degrees of system vulnerabilities” last year, according to the cybercrime unit of the city’s police force. File photo: Sora Shimazaki, via Pexels. Credential leakage and compromise, hijackable subdomains, and exposed cloud storage were three critical and high-risk vulnerabilities identified in
Hong Kong law enforcement officers have arrested 43 women and two men on suspicion of being illegal sex workers and engaging in unlawful employment, with some found to be providing unlicensed massage services, condoms and lubricants. Police said on Monday that a cross-departmental operation, conducted from May 14 to 30 in Tsuen Wan, targeted illegal
Hong Kong police officers in tactical gear have been deployed at a major housing estate in a manhunt for a robber who held up a Hang Seng Bank branch with a knife and injured an employee before fleeing with HK$370,000 (US$47,180). Images seen by the Post show officers in tactical gear at block 50 of
The mother of slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung has claimed her former in-laws’ family “didn’t pay a penny” towards her two grandchildren’s living expenses, while alleging the model’s ex-mother-in-law took up to HK$80 million (US$10.2 million) from the deceased for investment. Testifying for the prosecution, Cheung Yin-fa on Monday recalled her encounters with
Hong Kong police have launched a manhunt for a robber who held up a Hang Seng Bank branch with a knife and injured a staff member before fleeing with HK$370,000 (US$47,180). Wearing a face mask and cap, the man entered the bank alone at Fortune City One shopping centre on Ngan Shing Street at about
Mediation training will be offered to property managers in Hong Kong as part of a government pilot scheme, launching next month, to help them better address water seepage complaints from tenants. Some 120 senior property management staff from around 90 private housing estates will be selected to join the pilot programme. Six training sessions will
