The Director of the ACE Centre for Business and Economic Research, Andy Kwan, says a property bubble has already formed and is getting larger. But he says it’s difficult to tell when it will burst. Kwan also says there is irrational exuberance in the r...

Wednesday was "No Tobacco Day" and the government announced plans to collaborate with private doctors to help smokers quit the habit. Under a pilot programme, which will be rolled out by the end of this year, 30 doctors will receive training in providi...

A massive explosion that rocked a highly secure diplomatic area of Kabul has left a scene of mayhem and destruction, as well as a huge plume of smoke over the Afghan capital. The target of the attack - which officials said was a suicide car bombing - w...

A lecturer at the Chinese University's School of Journalism and Communication, Grace Leung, expects Cable TV will be re-directed towards the mainland market in the long term, after a rescue plan led by tycoons Henry Cheng and David Chiu is approved by ...

Lawmaker Edward Yiu, who represents the Architectural, Surveying, Planning and Landscape sector, has expressed regrets over the government amendments made to the proposed Kai Tak Sports Park project. The government says it will specify contractual pena...

The latest missile test by North Korea has drawn immediate international condemnation. Japan has said there must be action after the short-range ballistic missile plunged into the Sea of Japan. Pyongyang has defied international attempts to rein in its...

A survey suggests a majority of people in Hong Kong don't think water conservation is important. According to the University of Hong Kong study, less than half of about 500 respondents believe it's an urgent matter. That's in contrast to Macau and Guan...