South China Athletic Association failed to introduce effective security steps to prevent leak of 72,315 people’s data in March, watchdog says.

Most can’t afford to live in a nursing home, according to five-yearly poll, as committee on ageing calls for better services and coordinated policies.

Oxford Economics report highlights challenges in boosting India’s manufacturing sector which is lagging behind Vietnam and Taiwan.

Controversial former host, known for interviewing world leaders, vanished 10 years ago amid corruption probe at state broadcaster.

Against the backdrop of ‘rotten-tail kids’ and a newly announced ‘1131’ service to help find young people jobs, latest jobs data for September offers glimmer of hope.

The Apple chief executive is keeping his ear to the ground in one of the US tech giant’s largest markets.

Jehovah’s Witnesses group has sold 16 units in Tseung Kwan O since July – 11 of them after banks cut interest rates in September.

The authorities say the policy is to protect children and vulnerable groups but critics say it would lead to curbs on freedom of expression.

Netizens seize on buzzwords, lighter moments in the trial for memes including ‘Gigachad’ references and return of Low Thia Khiang to ‘save WP’.

US secretary of state makes his 11th visit to the region since the outbreak of the Israel-Gaza war.