Victoria Harbour among sites hit by growing number of red tides in Hong Kong
Natural phenomenon, also known as algal blooms, sighted in several coastal areas including Tuen Mun, Tsuen Wan and Tung Chung recently.
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Business chambers back Hong Kong’s easing of Covid-19 entry rules
New requirements are compromise between needed checks and necessary travel, although some details are complicated, they say.
Concrete shortage sparks building site fears
Work at construction sites in Hong Kong may come to a standstill as shipments of concrete have been stuck in Zhuhai due to the pandemic.
Back to office ‘duty’ for older workers, says minister
Staff have ‘obligation’ to pass on knowledge to younger staff
Drug deaths in England and Wales highest since 1993
The number of drug-related deaths recorded in England and Wales in 2020 was the highest since records began in 1993.
‘Parallel pandemic’: England has experienced record-high drug deaths during COVID-19, charities warn
England and Wales suffered a record high number of drug deaths in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic, following in the footsteps...
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak Wants Young Workers To Return To Working From Offices
Rishi Sunak reflected on his own early career with investment bank Goldman Sachs, which he said benefitted from interactions with mentors in the workplace.
CNN Is Still Standing By Chris Cuomo, Despite His Role In His Brother’s Alleged Sexual Harassment Saga
“The fact that Chris Cuomo wasn’t fired over his inappropriate conflict of interest in actively affecting a news story is not only...
Macau slams US, EU for interference
Macau slammed the US government for intervening in its Legislative Assembly election after more than 20 opposition candidates were...
Bronze only colour left after Hong Kong table tennis team fall to Japan
With China expected to beat Germany in their semi-final, Hong Kong know what they will be facing in bronze medal match.