Enterprises also sign agreements among themselves on 32 projects, with investment amounting to more than HK$10 billion.

More than 100 Singapore public servants, including five ministers, were targeted, prompting calls for better cyber threat education.

Louise Haigh’s fraud conviction was related to incorrectly telling police that a work mobile phone was stolen in 2013.

Tehran had urged the government to ‘reconsider’ the execution of Masoud Rahimi Mehrzad, a Singaporean-Iranian man.

Ma replaced Adrian Cheng as CEO in late September after the group reported a US$2.53 billion loss, its largest since inception in 1970.

Australia has approved laws that stipulate fines against social media platforms for failing to ban children below 16 from having accounts.

French capital takes advantage of new law to curb apartment rentals to tourists. Officials say practice limits housing supply for residents.

Patients in Shenzhen and Macau eligible for scheme, with health professionals on both sides of border conducting assessments to avoid abuse.

Jiang Zhuojun pleaded guilty to charges of damaging property and disrespecting a place of worship.

It says it has no connection to social media posts claiming to offer high prices to private collections on behalf of Hong Kong museums.