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The government sold lots at Tseung Kwan O, Pak Shek Wo, Tan Kwai Tsuen Road.

A restaurant in Sham Shui Po was ordered by the Director of Food and Environmental Hygiene to suspend business for 14 days.

Imtech's marine division has signed a partnership agreement for 350 vessels operated by an international shipping firm  in Hong Kong. 

The Food and Health Bureau and the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department have launched a public consultation on proposed amendments to the Veterinary Surgeons Registration Ordinance.

Through graphical presentations and succinct commentaries, a publication aims at portraying the development of Hong Kong towards a knowledge-based economy (KBE) from different perspectives. 

Seven fruit retailers have been fined from $1,000 to $3,400 under the Weights and Measures Ordinance after pleading guilty in court to selling short-weighted fruits in the first eight months of this year. Another ten fruit traders will be prosecuted shortly for the same offence.

The State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Ministry of Health has appointed the Chairman of the CMC, Mr Paul Fan, as its Chinese medicine International Collaboration Senior Advise.

Falcon Construction Engineering Limited was fined $70,500 at Tsuen Wan Magistrates' Court in a case involving a  construction site accident that claimed the life of a worker.

 The Customs and Excise Department seized over $2.2 million worth of electronic goods during a mounted a joint operation in northeast waters of Hong Kong.

The deal is worth HK$3.67 billion.

The insurer wants to increase the number of its agents in Hong Kong to about 7,000 by 2015. Currently Manulife has about 4,600 independent agents exclusively selling insurance, pension and mutual-fund products in the city.

The co-operation will strengthen the latter’s penetration into and expansion in the downstream natural gas business in Hubei Province.

The company currently has locked in 60% of the full year contracted sales target of CNY4.05bn.

The developer has acquired a Tseung Kwan O residential site from Tuesday’s government land auction for $410 million.

Market volatility was cited as the reason.

The company will receive funds to accelerate the construction of this leading-edge environmentally friendly power project.