As well as gifting the city's art lovers with an unprecedented opportunity to encounter works from some of the world's ...

The late property tycoon Lee Shau Kee, known as Hong Kong’s second-richest man, advised young people to choose the right ...

Titled "Developing a Tourism Cluster in the Greater Bay Area: A Dual Branding Perspective", the report recommends that Hong ...

According to Yangchengtong Company, Hong Kong's MTR introduces the "China T-union" card as a new payment method starting from March 22. This means that Guangzhou's transit stored-value card, also ...

Hong Kong's two wealthiest billionaires, Li Ka Shing and Lee Shau Kee, both born in Guangdong in 1928, have maintained a complex relationship marked by deep business collaborations and intense rivalry ...

She is married to Cheng Kai Man, chairman of a company that operates various hotel and shopping mall projects ... Born in ...

The Blitzboks will be among the first to play in the new Kai Tak Stadium when they compete in the Sevens rugby tournament ...

Hong Kong’s second-richest man Lee Shau-kee has died aged 97, the property tycoon’s firm Henderson Land Development announced ...

Real estate mogul Lee Shau-kee dies, marking end of an era in Hong Kong development Real estate pioneer passes away, signaling a significant shift in Hong Kongs growth landscape.

Lee was born in Guangdong province, the coastal region in southern China across from Hong Kong. He moved to the city in 1948, and became a key player in the real estate industry. Like other Hong ...