Hong Kong is the world’s largest cross-boundary wealth management centre, according to the Global Wealth Report 2026 published by Boston Consulting Group.

The Department of Health announces that Hong Kong's smoking rate has continued to decline, from 23.3% in the early 1980s to a record low of 8.5% in 2025, alongside the launch of the “Quit in June” ...

From May 31 until July 30, the Government will provide a fuel subsidy of $0.5 per litre of liquefied petroleum gas for taxis, public light buses and school private light buses.

The Government announced today that, with the Chief Executive’s approval, it has appointed Sunny Chai as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the San Tin Technopole Company (STTC). Mr Chai will serve ...

Chief Executive John Lee will lead a delegation to Central Asia in June. During the visit, a Hong Kong company specialising in 3D-printed metal implants will broaden its co-operation with a Kazakh ...

The Government gazettes subsidiary legislations relating to the regulation of ride-hailing services, and proposes capping the number of ride-hailing vehicle permits at 10,000 at the current stage.

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Qiangnao Technology launch a programme to provide 60 amputees in Hong Kong with free high-tech prostheses over the next two years.

The Government launches a one-month public consultation on the proposed amendments to the Fire Services Ordinance and its related subsidiary legislation.

About 11,330 Light Public Housing units in Kai Tak, Tuen Mun and Ma On Shan will be open for applications starting June 2, the Housing Bureau announces.

The investment industry expects Chief Executive John Lee's Central Asia visit to boost Hong Kong's economic ties with the ...

A Mainland telecommunications operator will sign a Memorandum of Understanding on digital development in Central Asia during ...

The annual Bun Scrambling Competition is held on Cheung Chau, with 12 finalists climbing a bun tower to gather as many buns as possible in three minutes.