10 articles tagged with "Hong Kong"
Beginning in July 2026, elderly welfare recipients residing in Guangdong and Fujian will be able to receive cash assistance directly in their mainland Chinese bank accounts, according to Hong Kong officials.
Hong Kong's insistence on global university rankings may distract from the core educational mission, raising concerns about the quality of education.
A recent survey shows that while 90% of Hongkongers aspire to be self-sufficient in old age, they anticipate significant periods of care and financial dependency, raising concerns about readiness.
The upcoming Hyrox World Championships in Hong Kong could potentially draw a significant number of high-spending visitors, thanks to the city's strategic location near mainland China.
In a recent statement, Hong Kong's welfare minister highlighted the limitations of the poverty line as a measure for aid distribution, advocating for a more inclusive approach to support various needy groups.
In a move following Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase has cut off access to the Anthropic AI tool for its staff in Hong Kong, raising questions about the implications for AI use in the region.
In a remarkable milestone for higher education in Hong Kong, both the University of Hong Kong and the Chinese University of Hong Kong have been ranked among the world's top 20 universities.
A recent study underscores the critical need for better traceability in Hong Kong's food supply chain, particularly as the region relies heavily on imported food.
As Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu enters the final year of his term, he emphasizes his commitment to achieving significant goals, while remaining noncommittal about a potential run in 2027.
Recent research suggests that ancient viral genes may have played a role in the reproductive habits of the apple snail, Pomacea canaliculata, found in Hong Kong.