David Webb was quick to get his hands on the ZX Spectrum or “Speccy”, a computer launched in 1982 with up to 48 kilobytes of memory and rubber keys. Before he turned 18, he had written a book, “Supercharge Your Spectrum”, showing how to get the most out of …
Hospital Authority’s statement regarding worker passed away at the Prince of Wales Hospital redevelopment project construction site ****************************************************************************************** The following is issued on behalf …
Woori Financial Group Chairman Yim Jong-yong is set to hold his first solo overseas investor relations event since taking office, the group said Thursday. Starting Wednesday, Yim will visit Hong Kong for three days to meet with major shareholders and …
SHANGHAI: Stocks in mainland China were largely flat on Thursday, as gains in banks and miners countered concerns over the fiscal health of the world’s largest economy, which has dragged Hong Kong and its regional peers lower.Investors turned risk-off …
HONG KONG: Cathy Chui used to be an actress, but now she’s famous in social circles and a prominent figure in one of Hong Kong’s richest families. She’s married to Martin Lee, and her father-in-law was the late Lee Shau Kee, who was a huge deal in the …
Global toy sensations Labubu and Molly alongside several Hong Kong household brands have been featured at a cultural industry fair in Shenzhen, with local businesses hoping to promote the city’s unique culture to mainland Chinese consumers. The organiser …
HSBC Holdings on Thursday said it launched Hong Kong’s first blockchain-based settlement service, marking a step forward for fintech development in the city that will allow for secure and quick payments. HSBC said its tokenised deposit programme can …
CK Asset Holdings, the flagship property developer of Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing’s family, will weather the “doldrums” in the city’s commercial leasing market amid global economic uncertainties, according to chairman Victor Li Tzar-kuoi. “No …
A local labour union has urged the Hong Kong government to review its imported labour policy after a survey revealed that more than half of catering workers lost their jobs following the Lunar New Year, while the percentage of employers hiring non-local …
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