Barbarians at the gates – will mainland eateries flood HK’s F&B scene? 20240322
One of the hottest topics in dinner conversations of late has been Hongkongers shopping…
One of the hottest topics in dinner conversations of late has been Hongkongers shopping…
Your correspondent has made various comments in several media interviews relating to the budget measures. The most ‘uncut’ must go to the live interview on RTHK programme…
HK property is facing significant challenges, in the new reality of being increasingly viewed as ‘another Chinese’ city. Will this mean prices will fall more than its brethren in the north (or rise less if market turns up) henceforth?
As the relentless march continues (BTC crushed through the $50k resistance and closing above it yesterday), those who are not fully allocated to crypto may start having the usual FOMO (fear of missing out).
There is one thing that Hong Kong reigns supreme on global league tables – besides its high academic IB scores or long life expectancy – the city is the world’s most expensive place to buy petrol:
In a flash of curiosity, your correspondent developed an urge to look back into Hong Kong’s history through how the city has named its buildings over the past 70 years…