HKTDC News
- YDC award-winning footwear collection goes on sale June 10, 2019
- HKTDC revises 2019 export growth forecast to 2% June 9, 2019
- New Chairman of Hong Kong Trade Development Council Peter K N Lam Meets with Management Team June 2, 2019
- Experts highlight start-up opportunities in Greater Bay Area May 28, 2019
- Start-ups share tips on funding and business development May 27, 2019
- Three HKTDC initiatives boost local start-up ecosystem May 19, 2019
HKBAW Newsletters
- HKBAW May Newsletter May 17, 2019
- HKBAW November Newsletter November 13, 2018
- HKBAW August Newsletter August 27, 2018
- HKBAW May Newsletter July 25, 2018
- HKBAW May Newsletter June 15, 2018
- HKBAW May Newsletter May 15, 2018
Hong Kong News Today
- Hong Kong’s extradition protests are yet another crisis of the government’s own making
- Hong Kong police chief Stephen Lo steps back from riot label as Carrie Lam keeps low profile
- Hong Kong Hospital Authority denies leaking data to police after extradition bill protesters are arrested in public hospitals
- Hong Kong Journalists Association files complaint to independent watchdog, accusing police of using ‘violence and intimidation’ against media at extradition bill protests
- Hong Kong mass protests against government’s extradition bill push more locals to seek psychological support
- Hong Kong police switch to ‘softly-softly’ tactics to cool tensions after violent clashes with anti-extradition bill protesters
Greater China News Today
- Chinese app Manbang handled US$100 billion worth of goods a year by matching shippers with truckers
- How the US plans to crack down on Chinese facial recognition tech used to ‘strengthen authoritarian governments’
- Strong earthquake in China’s Sichuan province reportedly kills 6, injures 75
- Beijing is harvesting organs from Falun Gong members who died ‘hideous deaths’, expert China Tribunal panel finds
- Did Brendt Christensen kill 12 people before beheading Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying? The FBI is investigating
- To fight Donald Trump’s China tariffs, hundreds of US companies descend on Washington
