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Homebuyers flock to SHKP’s second batch of Sierra Sea flats on sale
As of 12pm on Saturday, Hong Kong’s largest property developer sold 123 of the fresh batch of 288 flats on offer at Sierra Sea.
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What Hongkongers should expect with official end of ‘de minimis’ exemption by US
2 May 2025 - 11:22PM
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Meitu founder buys Hong Kong’s Ginza-style building for US$84 million
Meitu founder invests US$84 million in Hong Kong property to create a crypto/AI start-up hub.
2 May 2025 - 8:00PM
Mike Cai Wensheng of Meitu. Photo: Felix Wong
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Hong Kong’s tax revenue jumps 10% on talent influx, property sales
City records HK$374.5 billion in tax revenue for 2024-25, an increase of HK$32.5 billion.
2 May 2025 - 9:14PM
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Hong Kong economy grows by stronger-than-expected 3.1% in first quarter
Downside risks surrounding global economy have heightened visibly, government spokesman warns.
2 May 2025 - 10:38PM
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Standard Chartered beats forecasts with 13% gain in first-quarter profit
Net profit rose to US$1.59 billion, driven by ‘double-digit income growth in wealth solutions, global markets and global banking’, CEO says.
2 May 2025 - 6:11PM
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Standard Chartered Bank Building in Hong Kong’s Central district. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong tourism
Hong Kong enjoys 27% surge in visitor numbers for Labour Day ‘golden week’ holiday
About 222,000 were mainlanders, representing a 22 per cent increase, while 45,000 were from other places, representing a roughly 50 per cent jump.
2 May 2025 - 11:03PM
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Hong Kong welcomes 213,000 mainland tourists as ‘golden week’ break starts
With Labour Day also a public holiday in Hong Kong, more than 281,000 residents head off for other destinations.
2 May 2025 - 12:33AM
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Hong Kong Labour Day drone show leaves buzzing spectators in festive mood
The 12-minute show featured 1,000 drones weaving through the skies above Victoria Harbour in colourful tributes to local festivals.
2 May 2025 - 12:28AM
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How far will Hong Kong’s minimum wage rise of 5.25% go in helping workers?
The Post explores how authorities arrived at HK$42.10 per hour and what it means for workers such as cleaners and security guards.
2 May 2025 - 8:02AM
Cleaners on duty in Mongkok. Hong Kong has raised its minimum wage to HK$42.10 per house. Photo: Jelly Tse
Hong Kong tourism
Mainland tourists treat taste buds in Hong Kong, from egg waffles to fish balls
They use social media platforms such as RedNote and Dianping to find the best Hong Kong street food and recommended restaurants in city.
2 May 2025 - 7:56AM
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Hong Kong’s East Dam buzzes with mainland Chinese tourists during ‘golden week’
Police officers and staff members from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department guard the hotspot to maintain order.
1 May 2025 - 11:25PM
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More departures than arrivals in Hong Kong as ‘golden week’ kicks off
Many mainland visitors spotted at scenic High Island Reservoir in Sai Kung as Labour Day break begins.
1 May 2025 - 11:35PM
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Who is better off after MPF mechanism abolition, Hong Kong workers or bosses?
The Post examines the effect of the cancellation of the MPF offsetting mechanism that used to allow bosses to dip into staff pensions.
1 May 2025 - 2:32PM
The MPF scheme covers 4.75 million members with total assets of HK$1.338 trillion as of the end of March. Photo: May Tse
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Pandas, Bun Festival among Hong Kong’s ‘golden week’ trends for mainland tourists
Many mainland visitors turn to social media platform RedNote for top recommendations of things to do over the holiday.
1 May 2025 - 11:24AM
Hong Kong property
Negative equity cases in Hong Kong’s real-estate market hit a new high
Negative equity cases soar to highest level since at least 2003 amid rising interest rates; experts advise caution for potential buyers.
1 May 2025 - 12:43AM
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Hong Kong tourism
How Hong Kong can reap benefits of Beijing’s eased tax refund rules for visitors
Industry leaders say multi-destination tourism in Greater Bay Area can help to lure visitors planning trips around the country.
30 Apr 2025 - 11:53PM
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Mainland authorities have announced they are offering more generous tax refunds to visitors. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong stock market
Worst in 50 years: Trump gets ‘F’ in 100-day report card for markets
The Dow and the S&P 500 plunged in first 100 days of Trump’s second term, while US dollar weakened against yen and Swiss franc, data says.
30 Apr 2025 - 10:53PM
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Geopolitics high on list as Hong Kong trade body searches for new director
Current Trade Development Council executive director Margaret Fong will retire later this year.
30 Apr 2025 - 11:07PM
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Hong Kong finance chief revises budget deficit to HK$80.3 billion, down 8%
Paul Chan attributes lower figure to increased stamp duty income on stock trading and lower-than-expected departmental expenditure.
30 Apr 2025 - 7:17PM
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HKEX posts record quarterly profit amid trading boom, new stock listings
HKEX’s first-quarter profit of HK$4.08 billion (US$526 million) exceeds analysts’ estimate of HK$3.99 billion.
30 Apr 2025 - 6:30PM
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing operates Asia’s third-largest stock market. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Cocktails, a drone show and more: what to enjoy in Hong Kong for ‘golden week’
The Post highlights events on both sides of Victoria Harbour, from music to bun scrambling, as city prepares to welcome 840,000 mainland tourists.
30 Apr 2025 - 12:46PM
Hong Kong property
Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui is the world’s most expensive luxury shopping district
Prime retail rent in TST, as the area is called, was £17,132 (US$22,976) per square metre per annum in the fourth quarter, according to Savills’ report.
30 Apr 2025 - 9:04AM
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Hong Kong’s Li Ka-shing appears in person for first time since ports deal
Elderly founder of CK Hutchison visits hospital to see demonstration of cutting-edge device donated by Li Ka Shing Foundation.
30 Apr 2025 - 12:28PM
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