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Hong Kong's top security official has instructed booksellers to ensure their titles do not endanger national security, following a third wave of arrests targeting independent bookstores in four months.
Hong Kong authorities have arrested two individuals suspected of selling seditious publications and receiving foreign political funding, marking an escalation in enforcement of the city's national security legislation.
Hong Kong's independent inquiry into the Wang Fuk Court fire has declined to seek statutory commission status, limiting its investigative powers and raising questions among survivors about the thoroughness of the probe.
Hong Kong's century-old Kee Wah Bakery disclosed a ransomware attack on its internal systems that may have compromised employee and customer information. The Privacy Commissioner is investigating the extent of potential data exposure.
An 85-year-old Hong Kong woman died after a surgeon mistakenly operated on her stomach instead of her colon. A hospital investigation blamed confirmation bias and systemic failures in surgical oversight.
Lenovo Group is planning to issue US$2 billion in convertible bonds, its first such offering since 2020. The proceeds will refinance existing debt and support shareholder returns as global capital markets stabilise.
A Swedish court has rejected a Hong Kong couple's legal challenge against social welfare authorities' bid to transfer their four-year-old daughter's guardianship to her foster parents, citing the child's need for security and stability.