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Machinery use suspended after worker severs hand at Hong Kong recycling centre

Machinery use suspended after worker severs hand at Hong Kong recycling centre

Hong Kong authorities have issued a suspension notice to a contractor at a government-run recycling centre after a worker severed his palm while clearing debris from a wood-chipping machine. The Environmental Protection Department (EPD) on Saturday said it was “highly concerned” about the incident, which occurred at around 2pm the day before at the Y·Park

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David Webb, Hong Kong corporate governance activist, 1965-2026

David Webb, Hong Kong corporate governance activist, 1965-2026

Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the ESG investing myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Before his 18th birthday in 1983, David Webb wrote a book on how to programme a ZX Spectrum, one of the UK’s earliest mass market home computers. In his foreword, Webb thanked his parents for

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Exclusive | Several Hong Kong lawmakers omit unpaid directorships in Legco declarations

Exclusive | Several Hong Kong lawmakers omit unpaid directorships in Legco declarations

Several newly elected Hong Kong lawmakers have not fully disclosed their unpaid directorships and those held at subsidiaries, the Post has found, prompting calls from the legislature’s House Committee chairman for greater transparency. Andrew Yao Cho-fai and Lothair Lam Ming-fung were among the Legislative Council newcomers who did not register dozens of unpaid directorships, according

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Hong Kong police arrest another man with knife, days after earlier case in Tuen Mun

Hong Kong police arrest another man with knife, days after earlier case in Tuen Mun

Hong Kong police have arrested a man who brandished a knife in an apparently disoriented state near a McDonald’s in Tsuen Wan, just two days after officers shot dead another blade-wielding attacker elsewhere in the city. Police said they received a report at 8.42am from a passer-by that a man was seen holding a knife

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文創產業發展處資助「ReMIX丨融.創未來」參與法國巴黎時尚家居設計展

文創產業發展處資助「ReMIX丨融.創未來」參與法國巴黎時尚家居設計展

由文化體育及旅遊局轄下文創產業發展處(文創處)資助的「ReMIX丨融.創未來」(ReMIX)展覽及產品發佈會1月16日(巴黎時間)在法國巴黎時尚家居設計展(Maison&Objet Paris)舉行開幕禮。展覽匯聚近40個品牌及設計團隊,展出逾90件創意及聯乘產品,呈現香港設計的多元創意和實力。文創產業專員黎細明在開幕禮致辭時表示,文創處致力推動香港創意產業的發展,並鞏固香港作為中外文化藝術交流中心的定位。透過與法國巴黎時尚家居設計展的策略合作及對ReMIX等項目的支持,文創處不僅把國際級卓越設計引進香港,更協助本地設計師「走出去」,在國際舞台上展示作品,拓展合作及商機。另一由文創處資助的文化知識產權(IP)項目「炫目.任達華」,亦同場於是次時尚家居設計展展出。透過「炫目.任達華」,文創處提供台階讓五位新晉香港時裝設計師以資深演員任達華的藝術作品為靈感,製成時尚服飾和家居用品,呈獻「可穿着藝術」的展演,推動跨界別的文化IP創作及協作。今年已踏入第四屆的ReMIX由香港工業設計師協會主辦,是一個創意商業合作計劃,旨在促進香港設計師與品牌之間的業務合作,推動市場對創意服務、產品及工業設計的認可及行業的可持續發展。繼2023和2024年於曼谷及2025年於深圳舉行展覽後,今屆ReMIX衝出亞洲,首次登陸法國巴黎時尚家居設計展。「炫目.任達華」則由香港時裝設計師協會主辦,並於去年十月在香港首度發佈。時尚家居設計展展期由1月15日起至19日。 Source link

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David Webb raises questions at a PCCW annual general meeting in Quarry Bay, on May 19, 2004. Photo: May Tse

As I see it | Thank you, David Webb, you made Hong Kong a better place

Like many long-time reporters in Hong Kong, I had occasional dealings with David Webb, the market transparency and shareholder rights crusader who died this week of prostate cancer at the relatively young age of 60. Almost all of my encounters with him over the years were annoying and slightly unpleasant. But they made me respect

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Exclusive | Tai Po fire relief fund to earn interest from fixed deposits: Hong Kong minister

Exclusive | Tai Po fire relief fund to earn interest from fixed deposits: Hong Kong minister

The HK$4.4 billion (US$564 million) donated for Tai Po fire victims will grow gradually with interest earned from fixed deposits, the home affairs minister has told the Post, adding the money will also fund long-term resettlement. In an exclusive interview with the Post on Friday, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Alice Mak Mei-kuen said

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Consumer Spending in Shanghai As Xi Prepares to Unveil China Stimulus Plan

Hong Kong Real Estate Billionaire Vincent Lo Bets Anew On Shanghai

Pedestrians cross a road in the Xintiandi shopping area in Shanghai last year. Photographer: Raul Ariano/Bloomberg © 2025 Bloomberg Finance LP Hong Kong billionaire real estate developer Vincent Lo has for decades been known as “Mr. Shanghai” over his enthusiasm for the international business hub. Among his best successes, Xintiandi — launched in a dilapidated

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Opinion | Hong Kong needs to ask the hard questions about its net-zero challenge

Opinion | Hong Kong needs to ask the hard questions about its net-zero challenge

This is welcome. However, as climate ambition becomes the norm, a more uncomfortable question comes into focus: how many of these commitments are grounded in a serious understanding of what decarbonisation actually entails? What remains largely missing from Hong Kong’s climate conversation is analytical depth. Targets are plentiful; pathways are not. We talk often about

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Andrew Kam left Disneyland in 2016. Photo: Bruce Yan

Ex-Hong Kong Disneyland boss to take reins as CEO of Kai Tak Sports Park

A former boss of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort will take the reins at the city’s Kai Tak Sports Park as CEO from April, with the landmark complex looking to the new head to “unlock the full potential” and “amplify its economic impact”. The park said on Friday that Andrew Kam Min-ho would succeed its first

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Outside In | As families shrink, our primary relationship is increasingly with ourselves

Outside In | As families shrink, our primary relationship is increasingly with ourselves

More than 2,300 years ago, Aristotle mused in Politics that to live alone, a man must be a god or a beast, or words to that effect. I wonder what he would have thought of the popularity of China’s “Are You Dead?” app. For Aristotle, we are social animals, thriving in the “polis” in the

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Hong Kong passport ranks 15th globally, rising 3 places in visa-free access index

Hong Kong passport ranks 15th globally, rising 3 places in visa-free access index

Hongkongers hold the world’s 15th most powerful passport, up three places from last year, according to an index measuring visa-free access. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passport offers visa-free access to 171 destinations, according to this year’s Henley Passport Index released last week. Singapore retained the top ranking for the third consecutive year, granting

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Contractors’ botches lead to bans on bidding for Hong Kong public projects

Contractors’ botches lead to bans on bidding for Hong Kong public projects

Contractors at the centre of construction botches at three Hong Kong light public housing sites last year have been banned from bidding for public projects for up to a year, the government has said. The firm responsible for overseeing work quality, Able Engineering, has also been ordered to pay the extra costs for fixing the

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Hong Kong International Airport passenger numbers climb by +15% in 2025 : Moodie Davitt Report

Hong Kong International Airport passenger numbers climb by +15% in 2025 : Moodie Davitt Report

CHINA. Hong Kong International Airport served 61 million passengers in 2025, a sharp +15% rise year-on-year. The performance was supported by a strong December, in which passenger volumes reached 5.8 million, up by +13.5% year-on-year. The month also included eight days on each of which figures exceeded 200,000 passengers. Strong passenger growth in 2025 spells

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Hongkonger reported missing in Iran ‘for many days’ amid internet shutdown, protests

Hongkonger reported missing in Iran ‘for many days’ amid internet shutdown, protests

Immigration authorities have confirmed receiving a plea for help concerning a Hong Kong resident reported missing “for many days” in Iran, as the country faces a nationwide internet shutdown amid protests against the government. A spokesman for the Immigration Department told the Post on Friday that it had received “a relevant inquiry” and was in

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Hong Kong’s latest office landmark nearly full as segment upturn simmers

Hong Kong’s latest office landmark nearly full as segment upturn simmers

The newest landmark office tower in Hong Kong’s main business zone is nearing full occupancy a year and a half after it welcomed its first tenants, suggesting improving fortunes in the city’s office property segment. The Henderson – the prime commercial development and namesake tower for one of Hong Kong’s largest developers – reached 90

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Exclusive | Hong Kong considers doubling attendance threshold for major renovation approvals

Exclusive | Hong Kong considers doubling attendance threshold for major renovation approvals

Hong Kong homeowners could face a higher bar for approving major building renovation projects as the government considers doubling the in-person attendance threshold to 10 per cent or more, the Post has learned. In an exclusive interview with the Post on Friday, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Alice Mak Mei-kuen pledged to fast-track the

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Photographers are seen snapping pictures of guests at a summit under the World Artificial Intelligence Conference, held at the Hong Kong Science Park on Friday. Photo: AFP

Hong Kong’s pivot to hi-tech development gets boost as city hosts global AI summit

In his video address to the conference held in the Hong Kong Science Park, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said: “We must harness the power of AI, not just to innovate, but to build – to build more inclusive economies, more resilient communities and a more sustainable future for all.” “The Recommendations of the Central

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Hong Kong plans to build Northern Metropolis logistics hub for smart, green growth

Hong Kong plans to build Northern Metropolis logistics hub for smart, green growth

Hong Kong is building a logistics hub for high-value goods, e-commerce and low-altitude economy in the Northern Metropolis mega development project, with authorities set to gauge industry interest in the first site of the cluster this year. The Transport and Logistics Bureau said on Friday that authorities aimed to attract leading logistics firms with tailored

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Hong Kong’s CineArt Cinema to open branch at site of Ma On Shan’s only theatre

Hong Kong’s CineArt Cinema to open branch at site of Ma On Shan’s only theatre

Hong Kong’s Ma On Shan residents will get a new cinema at a recently vacated site of its sole theatre, bucking the trend of closures that began during the pandemic. CineArt Cinema said on Friday it would open a new branch at MOSTown, a shopping centre in Ma On Shan, before Lunar New Year. While

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