At 93 years of age, Hong Kong toy industrialist Lam Leung-tim, the man behind the city's iconic yellow rubber duck, is still a go-getter
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Many HK penny investors caught in cross-holdings web
Digging into a sudden plunge in a string of penny stocks on the Hong Kong stock exchange that wiped out US$6.1 billion in market value in two days and left some companies down 90 per cent.
Read MoreE-sports brand Razer eyeing expansion in Chinese market
Leading global gaming lifestyle brand Razer is eyeing expansion in the Chinese market and exploring new mobile devices for gamers, said the company's Singaporean co-founder and CEO Tan Min-Liang.
Read MoreLifelong learner: Cheah Cheng Hye
Value Partners’ chairman has gone from financial illiteracy to heading one of Asia's largest fund managers.
Read MoreEviction looms for 'well-off' tenants in HK public rental homes
How Hong Kong Kong is set to kick out wealthier public housing tenants as part of a controversial new policies in a city plagued by unaffordable housing woes and lengthening waiting times for such public rental homes
Read MoreJumbo crafts recipe for success in China
For many years, Jumbo Group has had the right ingredients for its famed chilli crab. But now it also has a recipe for success in China.
Read MoreStartups see growing government support in Hong Kong
How the city’s innovation and startup ecosystem has been bolstered in recent years by the growth in incubators, accelerator programmes and co-working spaces, and the enterprising Singaporeans here who have flourished
Read MoreSingapore-style tuition finds popularity in Hong Kong
Think the tuition culture in Singapore is bad? Welcome to Hong Kong, where some students are enrolled in private classes based on the Singapore syllabus at ages as young as two to get an early head-start.
Read MoreNews reports help 'McRefugee' reunite with son years after going missing
Feared dead for years, a penniless Singaporean mother who had been roaming Hong Kong's streets and spending nights in McDonald's outlets finally makes her way home through the help of news readers.
Read MoreOverseas S'porean voters -- disenfranchised and disenchanted?
Overseas voters, some of whom can't make it to the 10 allocated polling stations worldwide, call for electronic or postal voting, measures which other countries have long been practicing.
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