76% of addicts in drug rehab run by Hong Kong NGO are readmissions: auditor
More than three-quarters of people receiving drug rehabilitation services in a government-funded NGO over the past five years were readmitted patients, according to Hong...
XI Jinping Acts Tough, but Ends up Kneeling, as China Quietly Cuts Tariffs
On April 25, a list of 131 products eligible for potential tax exemptions began circulating widely across Chinese social media, business networks, and trade...
Chinese flight bookings to US in summer decline as tariff war ‘adds fuel to the fire’
Advanced flight bookings from China to the US for this summer have declined, the latest data shows amid escalating trade tensions between the economic...
Hong Kong launches search for new Trade Development Council executive director
Hong Kong’s Trade Development Council is searching for a replacement for its executive director ahead of her retirement, with the Post learning that the...
Philippines’ new digital nomad visa: a boost for tourism or Pogo loophole?
The Philippines is rolling out a visa scheme for digital nomads to boost tourism and attract foreign income – but analysts warn it could...
Global trade war: tensions spill into WTO session over China overcapacity, Trump tariffs
An obscure committee in Geneva became the latest battleground in the global trade war on Tuesday as Chinese diplomats clashed with counterparts from the...
Chinese AI and robotics start-ups from AgiBot to XtalPi respond to Xi’s self-reliance call
A number of fast-rising start-ups in China’s artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics sectors vowed to “break foreign technological barriers” and “insist on self-reliance”, following...
China firm live-streams employees at work to boost client trust, claims to have staff support
Boss says some firms claim to have in-house teams while outsourcing work, live-streaming can reassure clients of presence of dedicated staff. Read More
Hong Kong finance chief revises budget deficit to HK$80.3 billion, down 8%
Hong Kong’s finance chief has revised the city’s deficit for the previous financial year to HK$80.3 billion (US$10.4 billion), 8 per cent lower than...