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Executives and guests attend the listing ceremony of RoboTechnik Intelligent Technology the Hong Kong stock exchange on Tuesday. Photo: Reuters
IPO

Hong Kong’s IPO revival faces test as three new stocks stumble on debut

The city’s busiest week for listings since July comes after a mixed third quarter when 12 of 26 new stocks debuted below their offer prices.

Hong Kong society

MTR worker, winner at global vocational competition, will apply insights to job

Banking & finance

Exclusive | JPMorgan has big China plans for the next decade, CEO Jamie Dimon reveals

Hong Kong politics

‘Safeguard the truth and strengthen global reach,’ John Lee urges Hong Kong media

City leader also calls on journalists to remain alert to ‘hidden dangers’ that could disrupt society.

City leader John Lee (fourth from right) says the media is a transmitter of public opinion during an event celebrating the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Photo: Handout
SCMP publisher Tammy Tam (centre) at the event celebrating the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong stock market

Chinese brokerages comply with Beijing’s overseas stock crackdown

Decades-old loophole closes as Orient Securities and Guotai Junan notify customers with trading accounts in Hong Kong of bans on buying.

Hong Kong courts

Man who allegedly hid 3 spy cameras in Hong Kong gym changing rooms out on bail

Fung Kwok-wang, 34, granted HK$2,000 bail pending further probe into alleged voyeurism at 24/7 Fitness branch in Sha Tin but cannot leave city.

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Hong Kong stock exchange

Shein falls 14% to record low after profit misses in first results since IPO

Revenue growth stalls and margins narrow as higher tariffs and freight costs weigh on online fashion retailer.

The declines were partly driven by the removal of customs duty exemptions for low-value goods in the US and Europe, according to Shein. Photo: Reuters
US-China relations

Letters | Core message of the Trump-Xi summit couldn’t be clearer

Readers discuss the Washington meeting between the presidents of the US and China, and the prospects for Hong Kong’s retail sector.

Hong Kong tourism

5 things to do over the National Day ‘golden week’ holiday in Hong Kong

From fireworks along Victoria Harbour to cycling through the New Territories, here are five suggestions on how to spend the holiday.

China-Asean relations

Opinion | How China’s new Pinglu Canal will transform Asia

The game-changing canal is a physical response to an economic reality: Asia’s growth is becoming more regional and more connected.

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A ferry ticket in Qinzhou, south China’s Guangxi, on September 16, when China officially opened the Pinglu Canal connecting its landlocked southwest to the coast and overseas markets. Photo: Xinhua
Hong Kong tourism

Can Hong Kong protect its eco-sensitive sites amid ‘golden week’ influx fears?

City bracing for 1.29 million mainland visitors, with places such as Po Pin Chau, Cheung Chau and Wong Mau Chau topping travel itineraries.

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Scenic Po Pin Chau is among the most talked-about holiday spots on online platforms. Photo: Dickson Lee
China property

Plan to turn Hong Kong office block into flats rejected despite high vacancies

The Town Planning Board’s decision has cast a potential shadow over future applications while sellers struggle to fill commercial buildings.

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Hong Kong society

Editorial | Hong Kong moves in the right direction on minors’ social media use

The question is not whether governments should act to protect children online but how. The city has chosen careful study over slogans.

New openings

Hong Kong’s hottest new openings, from Abebe Bakery to Aoi by Kaiyo, Madé and Hokkien House

Korea’s Abebe Bakery brings a taste of Jeju with its doughnuts and buns, Hokkien House serves up modern Fujianese fare, Aoi by Kaiyo offers more than 100 Japanese dishes and it all off with a madeleine from Madé.

Modern Fujian cuisine at Hokkien House. Photo: courtesy Hokkien House
Banking & finance

Exclusive | Jamie Dimon on how growth can untangle US-China strife, thorny global issues

In wide-ranging discussion, veteran bank chief flags ‘world peace’ as top concern, warns of Democrat vs Republican ideologies, and stresses economic growth.

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Hong Kong police

Hero’s burial for late Hong Kong constable paralysed for 21 years after attack

Source says Jacky Chu, who died earlier this month, to be buried in Gallant Garden on October 23 after police service funeral.

Hong Kong economy

Strong AI demand prompts Hong Kong trade body to raise export growth forecast

Trade Development Council expects Hong Kong’s merchandise exports to grow by as much as 47 per cent.

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Hong Kong society

Hong Kong checkpoints to handle 7.44 million passenger trips for National Day break

Immigration Department says figure includes inbound and outbound trips by Hongkongers and visitors using sea, land and air control points.

Revellers enjoy last year’s National Day fireworks display in Hong Kong. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong wage index rises 3.4% in June, with government expecting further gains

Adjusting for inflation, the overall real wage rate grew by 1.6 per cent year on year, keeping basic pay growth ahead of rising living costs.

Hong Kong society

At least 21 Hong Kong-Bangkok flights delayed amid flooding in Thai capital

One Hong Kong-bound service departing Bangkok faces nearly 24-hour delay.

Hong Kong courts

Hong Kong launches 1-month consultation on arbitration law reforms

Stakeholder consultation part of efforts to enhance Hong Kong’s competitiveness as an international dispute resolution hub.

Hong Kong has set its sights on becoming an arbitration hub. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong office expansion lags hiring as tenants optimise space: Colliers

Among industries, 31 per cent of respondents in the professional and business services sector are most likely to expand with new office space.

Pedestrians and traffic seen in the Central business district of Hong Kong on September 10, 2026. Photo: Getty Images
Gold in Hong Kong

Hong Kong finds gold-trading head in former HKEX executive Bryan Chan

He will head Hong Kong Precious Metals Central Clearing (HKPMCC), a wholly government-owned entity established in January.

Crime in Hong Kong

Customs arrests 2 after seizing HK$290,000 of ‘slimming injections’ from Japan

Man, 45, who collected parcel and woman, 41, who is named as consignee are released on bail, authorities say.

Crime in Hong Kong

Hong Kong cracks down on tourists abusing visas to run one-stop shop services

Immigration Department says four women, aged 20 to 31, arrested for allegedly breaching conditions of stay to offer tourist services.

Hong Kong authorities have warned tourists to refrain from purchasing services from unknown sources. Photo: Elson Li
Bitcoin

Why Beijing is calling cryptocurrencies ‘accomplices’ in espionage

Ministry of State Security warns citizens not to be lured by ‘illusion’ of anonymous transactions.

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MSS alert means virtual currencies should not be mistaken for an "untraceable safe haven for nefarious actors", an analyst says. Photo: Reuters
Asia housing and property

The View | How transparency drives property investment in Hong Kong and mainland China

As investors pile into alternative property sectors and seek more exposure to listed real estate, transparency becomes more important.

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Art

Hong Kong art space Para Site to leave its Quarry Bay home and go nomadic

Para Site’s director James Taylor-Foster talks about an upcoming period of experimentation for the 30-year-old independent art organisation.

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