Jaleen Ramos
National security subsidiary laws now in effect
OSNS premises are now designated prohibited places.The Acting Chief Executive-in-Council has approved two pieces of subsidiary legislation under the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance (SNSO), which were gazetted and came into immediate effect on Wednesday.
Gov't to roll out autonomous vehicles in 2 years
12 AVs begin resting in North Lantau and WKCD.
CE Lee secures 35 agreements during Qatar visit
These cover economic cooperation, investment, technology, and finance.
Tax cuts unlikely to lift Hong Kong home prices
They could boost sentiment and reinforce signs of a stabilising property market.
Wanda Hotel Development announces major disposal of hotel management subsidiary
Classified as a "very substantial disposal" under HKEX rules.
Gov’t gazettes amended Trade Unions Bill 2025
If passed, it will take effect six months after publication.
Urban renewal draft plan for Sai Yee Street, Flower Market Road approved
The plan covers about 29,315 square metres
CMAB opens applications for constitution scheme
The deadline for applications this year is 16 June.
Gov't welcomes LME approval of first warehouses
The application involves four warehouse facilities.
Gov’t launches pilot scheme to boost use of commercial public spaces
It aims to make better use of underused spaces.
CATL gets approval for Hong Kong listing
It could raise at least $5b.
New bill seeks to lower contract eligibility threshold
It will reduce the weekly working hours requirement from 18 to 17 hours.
HKIC and WeLab ink strategic partnership to advance AI, fintech in Asia
The partnership also will support youth development.
Gov't appoints new permanent secretaries, buildings director
Ho Chun-hung has been promoted to director of buildings.
CE Lee unveils seven-pronged strategy to counter US tariffs on HK products
CE Lee unveils seven-pronged strategy to counter US tariffs on HK products
Hong Kong to update virtual asset policy
It will focus on Web3 innovation.
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