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Spending on housing and food goes up while residents cut expenses on transport and on clothing and footwear.

25 companies expected to be listed in the second quarter with JGAAP recognition as a key highlight.

The Travel Industry Council signed a co-operation agreement with the Henan Provincial Tourism Administration.

Compared to the mainland, Hong Kong travellers spent $1,096 per night when travelling abroad.

The Electrical & Mechanical Services Department asked Chevron to stop the sales of all auto-LPG until the quality has been confirmed to comply with the specification.

The April 22 record of Hong Kong International Airport supassed the daily average of 891 movements by 12.57 per cent.

Government to conduct a mid-term review of the new measures to fine-tune the policy or implementation issues and to facilitate better use of existing industrial buildings.

A study shows almost 70% of Hong Kong employers expect their staff to be available while on annual leave or out of office hours.

Despite falling to 3.4%, analysts maintain a close watch on external risks and impact of the upcoming implementation of minimum wages.

Hong Kong employers are the most demanding in Asia Pacific, according to the latest Robert Half Workplace Survey.

514 students from nine local universities received the scholarship grants.

In the first 2 months of 2011, the volume of total exports grew 19.9%, and the volume of imports rose 14%.

Upward adjustments of the weighted deposit rate and interbank rates prompted the surge.

They will assist in the urban renewal and tackle the problem of urban decay in old dilapidated areas.

Flight movements rose to a monthly high of 28,140 and a new single-day record of 971 flight movements was also set on March 31.

The minute amount of artificial radionuclide Iodine-131 and caesium-137 has been detected in an air sample collected at King's Park.