A director of property consultancy firm Colliers, David Faulkner, says property developers are worried about interest rate increases that would dampen demand for flats. He said that was why they started far fewer projects in recent months. The Housing ...

One of the Philippines' most famous islands, Boracay, has re-opened six months after President Rodrigo Duterte ordered it to close for a clean-up. He shuttered the tiny white-sand island in April, declaring it a "cesspool" where businesses flushed raw ...

The Hong Kong Information Technology Federation says Cathay Pacific Airways should have acted ethically and disclosed leakage of its customers' data much earlier, rather than several months later. The federation’s honorary president, Francis Fong, said...

The government has been urged to make it easier for schools to secure funding to install more solar panels, in a move towards renewable energy. Greenpeace Hong Kong said there was a huge potential for schools to boost the use of solar power by installi...

US President, Donald Trump, has described the sending of pipe bombs to leading Democrats, including Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, as an attack on democracy. Addressing an election campaign rally, he said Americans should not let differences tear th...

The conservation group, WildAid, says the eight-month jail sentence meted out to a mainlander for smuggling HK$1.7 million worth of rhino horns into Hong Kong from Mozambique was not long enough. Alex Hofford from the group said organised criminals are...

An investigation by the BBC has revealed that China is building detention camps on a vast scale in the Xinjiang region where tens of thousands of Muslims Uighurs are being held. Publicly available satellite data showed 40 secure facilities were built i...