The lives of Hong Kong’s foreign helpers – and the challenges they face
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Malaysia’s Zus Coffee gives worker paid leave after viral squabble with patron
Malaysia’s Zus Coffee has filed a police report to protect the privacy and well-being of an employee who was verbally abused and splashed with...
Fair wages: China’s young jobseekers take their résumés to trade expos
As China’s youth continue to struggle to find jobs suited to their skills and background, some enterprising hopefuls are making use of an unorthodox...
Cambodia Reports Villager Killed by Thai Soldiers in Latest Sign of Faltering Peace
Cambodia’s government has accused Thai forces of firing on a Cambodian border community on Nov. 12, killing at least one villager and raising fresh...
Passengers escape injury as double-decker bus mounts divider on Hong Kong road
A double-decker bus mounted a central divider on a road in Kowloon during the morning rush hour on Thursday, causing temporary traffic disruption in...
Stamford American School opens its West Kowloon Campus – Hong Kong’s First University style High School Campus
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Stamford American School officially opened its new West Kowloon campus on October...
Operation Santa Claus: Hong Kong Golf Club tees off to raise HK$1.5 million
The Hong Kong Golf Club this autumn turned its fairways into avenues for giving, hosting two major tournaments that brought together competition and community...
Anthropic commits US$50 billion to build AI data centres in US
Anthropic plans to spend US$50 billion to build custom data centres for artificial intelligence work in several US locations, including Texas and New York,...
Villager killed in Thai-Cambodia border shooting as ceasefire wobbles
Cambodia’s prime minister said a villager was killed when shooting broke out on Wednesday along the volatile border with Thailand, as the ceasefire partly...