Cathay Cargo has extended its services to include sending overseas perishable food and produce flown into Hong Kong to Greater Bay Area (GBA) clients by land, with an analyst saying the first-of-its-kind operation will fend off competition amid worsening geopolitics. The cargo arm of local flag carrier Cathay Pacific Airways said it was the first airline to provide such services …
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Exclusive | HKIS operator to seek out-of-court settlement talks with US church over lawsuit
The operator of a top international school in Hong Kong has revealed it plans to negotiate soon with the institution’s US co-founder to seek an out-of-court settlement in response to a lawsuit over allegations it breached an operating agreement by only serving the rich. The senior management of Hong Kong International School (HKIS) told the Post about the plan on …
Read More »Hong Kong could issue T1 warning between Wednesday night, Thursday morning
This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP’s journalism by subscribing. Hong Kong readers now get 50% off their first year of subscription until September 21, 2025. The Hong Kong Observatory has said it could issue a No 1 typhoon signal between Wednesday night and Thursday morning due to an …
Read More »John Lee’s next policy address is around the corner. What can Hongkongers expect?
The spotlight will be on Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu on Wednesday, with his fourth annual policy address expected to boost a sluggish economy, battle deep-rooted livelihood issues and win Beijing’s approval all in one go. Just one day before Lee’s policy blueprint is unveiled, the Post shares what it has learned about his planned direction for the …
Read More »Hong Kong policy address to focus on reforms, economy and livelihoods: John Lee
Hong Kong’s leader has announced that his policy address, to be delivered on Wednesday, will focus on deepening reforms, boosting the economy and enhancing livelihoods while leveraging the city’s strengths. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu also said on Tuesday that he chose to keep green as the theme colour, adding that it symbolised vitality and sustainability, and reflected the city’s …
Read More »Why Singapore tycoon believes wellness is next economic frontier
Chavalit Frederick Tsao’s family fortune dates back to the 1800s in China, but like the tributaries of the winding Yangtze River, along which his great-grandfather built a shipping and logistics empire, another branch of the business has caught the eye of the fourth-generation leader of the Tsao Pao Chee (TPC) group – wellness. Tsao is one of the biggest proponents …
Read More »Asia Cup 2025: Fans go gaga as Sri Lanka survive Hong Kong scare to register a four-wicket win in a thriller
In a match that proved far more challenging than anticipated, Sri Lanka overcame a number of hiccups to secure a four-wicket victory over Hong Kong in their Asia Cup 2025 Group B clash in Dubai. Chasing a target of 150, the Lankan Lions found themselves in trouble, but a superb anchoring knock by opener Pathum Nissanka and a late cameo …
Read More »Asia Cup 2025 [WATCH]: Kusal Mendis’ quick recovery saves the day as Babar Hayat falls short of his crease – SL vs HK
In a moment that combined a bit of drama with some quick thinking, Sri Lanka picked a crucial wicket against Hong Kong in Match 8 of Asia Cup 2025. The incident unfolded with a touch of panic and a touch of brilliance, resulting in a dismissal that shifted the momentum of the game. It was a testament to the fact …
Read More »SL vs HK, Asia Cup 2025: Here’s why Matheesha Pathirana is not playing today’s match
Sri Lanka have won the toss and elected to bowl first in Match 8 of Asia Cup 2025 against Hong Kong at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai. Sri Lanka, led by all-rounder Charith Asalanka, has started their Asia Cup 2025 campaign on a high note, while Hong Kong has struggled with two consecutive losses. With a spot in the Super …
Read More »Hong Kong bus driver escapes death as metal pole pierces windscreen, hits chest
A Hong Kong double-decker bus driver narrowly escaped death on Monday when a metal pole suddenly pierced the windscreen of his vehicle and hit his chest, causing only minor injuries. The about 1.5-metre-long (4.2-foot-long) pole pierced the windscreen and struck the left side of the driver’s chest at about 5.40pm, just after the packed vehicle passed an interchange near Tai …
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