Selina Cheng

Chinese-origin tech workers are abandoning the American dream and returning home, where state-led incentives and ambition are plentiful.

As Central Asian nation embraces EVs, unofficial dealers undercut brands

Thousands of Hongkongers have mobilised online and offline in a flood of support to help families affected by Wednesday's deadly Wang Fuk Court fire , which has left 94 people dead

The Tai Po blaze of 2025 will be remembered as one of Hong Kong's deadliest, but the territory has a grim history of fire-related tragedies, many of which prompted new regulations and reforms.

As Hong Kong's economic boom faded and manufacturing moved to China, some long-established, family-run companies preserved their traditions as others innovated to survive.

Samuel Monkivitch’s exploits have become social media fodder in the city, where police have accused him of repeatedly fleeing Chinese restaurants without paying.

Several times a day, a drone carrying high-capacity cameras and flashing red-and-blue lights whirs and rises from the rooftops of police stations across Hong Kong.