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The Chinese city is set to widen a Beijing-imposed security law that could cause more multinationals to flee. Is Hong Kong's role as a gateway to China over?

The Chinese city is set to widen a Beijing-imposed security law that could cause more multinationals to flee. Is Hong Kong's role as a gateway to China over or morphing to appeal to the new economic hard hitters?

The Chinese city is set to widen a Beijing-imposed security law that could cause more multinationals to flee. Is Hong Kong's role as a gateway to China over?

Hong Kong has been promised significant autonomy until 2047, but Beijings actions have undermined fundamental rights.

Stephen Roach says title of original newspaper commentary overstated his views, offers more-open ended questions about city’s future in fresh opinion piece in the Post.

An American economist has defended an article he wrote that claimed “Hong Kong is over”, saying it was intended as a “wake-up call” given his perception of a “growing undercurrent of angst” about the city’s future. Chinese state media also weighed into the wider debate over the city’s inves

Hong Kong unveils its annual budget on Wednesday at a time when it faces mounting fiscal deficits and economic headwinds including a struggling Chinese economy, with markets expecting authorities to... -February 27, 2024 at 03:15 am EST - MarketScreener

Readers discuss Hong Kong’s strong track record of getting back on its feet, the international media narrative around the city, and what to make of the divine guidance offered by the Che Kung Temple.

The city has had a rough ride and some things have faded, like the dominance of Western business leaders in Hong Kong’s executive suites, but the city is stepping up Greater Bay Area integration and making new connections with formerly neglected markets. Dramatic change is afoot.

Hard times have hit Hong Kong.