Hong Kong's Stand News editors and owner convicted of sedition
HONG KONG -- A Hong Kong court on Thursday convicted two former senior editors and the owner of the folded pro-democratic online news outlet Stand News.
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TSMC-linked China auto chip maker plunges over 30% in Hong Kong IPO
HONG KONG -- Black Sesame International, an automotive chip maker from China that fully relies on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) for its production, made a dismal debut on the Hong Kong Exchange on Thursday, plunging below its initial public offering price.
Hong Kong developer Hang Lung's shares sink 15% after profit cut
HONG KONG -- Hang Lung Properties, one of the largest real estate developers in Hong Kong, saw its stock price plunge by double-digits on Tuesday after it reported disappointing earnings.
Stephen Roach vs. Hong Kong government: Is the city 'over'?
HONG KONG -- Since prominent China economist Stephen Roach wrote in February that "Hong Kong is now over" due to a confluence of eroding autonomy, economic pressure and geopolitical tensions, local critics have issued repeated rebuttals. The spat flared again this week as Roach made his first visit to the city since his declaration.
Hong Kong court convicts 14 democracy activists in 'HK47' security case
HONG KONG -- A Hong Kong court on Thursday convicted 14 of 16 defendants in the city's largest national security case.
Hong Kong makes first known arrests under Article 23 security law
HONG KONG -- The national security police in Hong Kong on Tuesday announced the arrests of six people for allegedly violating what is known as Article 23 -- the first known detentions under this law.
Hong Kong chief defends foreign offices after manager's arrest in U.K.
HONG KONG -- Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee on Tuesday defended his government's overseas representative offices, the day after the manager of a branch in London was arrested on national security grounds.
Hong Kong's new national security law enforced for first time
HONG KONG -- Authorities in Hong Kong have denied early release to a prisoner convicted of national security-related offenses, the first known case under controversial legislation enacted on Saturday.
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