Hong Kong’s largest political party pledges support for John Lee in Chief Executive race
The Executive Committee of the party has unanimously agreed that John Lee is an ideal candidate for the city’s top job, according to the party chairperson.
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Hong Kong wage subsidy: 87,000 applications received on first day
The scheme allows employers to claim wage subsidies for each eligible staff member for three months, covering May to July this year.
Hong Kong to ban e-cigarettes starting April 30
The ban also covers electronic smoking products, heated tobacco products, herbal cigarettes, and other similar items.
Hong Kong issues recognized qualification list amid doctor shortage
A Special Registration Committee is to determine the list of recognised medical qualifications of non-local medical schools with quality comparable to those provided in the city.
Hong Kong must cut red tape to tackle housing problem: Former development secretary
He says the red tape was formed when Hong Kong developed a blame culture that forced civil servants to protect themselves.
YouTube should not be let off the hook for censorship
The writer says Hong Kong can consider calling for a territory-wide advertising boycott on YouTube for its actions.
Polling hours to be extended for upcoming Hong Kong Chief Executive election
The measures are in view of the Covid-19 situation and the need to reduce people flow at the main polling station.
Hong Kongers cheer as city reopens, but many businesses already shut for good
Industry leaders expect the city's battered businesses to experience a boom, especially the catering sector, according to local media reports.
Hong Kong govt firmly opposes foreign meddling in Chief Executive election
A spokesman said said this includes actions "undermining the freedoms of speech and of the information dissemination.”
Hong Kong joining RCEP to boost global trade: Expert
At present, the total trade volume between Hong Kong and RCEP economies accounts for 60% of the total volume external trade.