Hong Kong-style milk tea is cause for competition
At the Leslie Cafe in North York, Kwok Ying Chee makes kam cha using a secret blend of ground black tea leaves, steeped in a cloth bag and mixed with evaporated milk.
Small flats, big prices, bigger disappointment
Middle-income earners hoping that government exhortations to developers to build more smaller, affordable flats will bear fruit are in for a disappointment.
Wary of uncertainty in the West, Asian investors bank on fastest growing markets
The HSBC Affluent Asian Tracker survey shows that affluent Asian investors, among the youngest of the world's wealthy, are riding on the recovery in the world's fastestgrowing markets while navigating through continued uncertainty in the West, particularly in Europe.
Land Sold in Hong Kong for $1.3B
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HK actress Carina Lau more than friends with property magnate?
HONG KONG: Hong Kong actress Carina Lau has become linked to a Chinese property magnate Jing Baifu, after photos of the pair surfaced recently in entertainment magazines, said Chinese media.
Cinema as Art
The skylight opens up the low ceiling and floods the public atrium with daylight.
Hong Kong plans rally to save Cantonese language
"Sadly, the use of our mother tongue is now being attacked again, only that this time the perpetrator is our own Chinese government." The People's Political Consultative Conference - a political advisory body in Guangzhou - wrote this month to the province's bureaucrats proposing that local TV stations broadcast their prime-time shows in Mandarin ...
HK Chief Executive winds up visit to Sichuan
Donald Tsang Yam-Kuen , chief executive of China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, inspects the Hong Kong-sponsored road in southwest China's Sichuan Province, on July 27, 2010.
Exploring Macau's heritage trail
Senado Square in the historic centre of Macau is reminiscent of a public meeting place in a European city.
Tsang enjoys slight rise in approval
Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen's approval rating is back over 50 marks for the first time since April, a new poll shows.
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