Curated By Isabella Tang
Hong Kong's entertainment scene is set to witness a fresh adaptation of Nippon TV's popular series 'Life’s Punchline'. The remake will be helmed by prominent local figures Lokman Yeung, Alton Wong, and Dee Ho, promising a unique twist on the original format.
The highly anticipated film 'Bluefish,' directed by Ji Seung-hyun and Cecilia Choi, has landed distribution deals in Hong Kong and Taiwan with Trinity Media. This marks a significant step for the film, which is set to captivate audiences with its unique storytelling and cultural nuances.
MBC C&I unveils its ambitious lineup for the Hong Kong FilMart, featuring the innovative AI-generated feature film 'Raphael'. This groundbreaking project is poised to redefine storytelling in the digital age.
FilMart, the premier film and television market in Asia, marks its 30th anniversary this year, highlighting its pivotal role in connecting international companies with the regional market. The event showcases the evolution of the Asian screen industry and its growing significance on the global stage.
The supernatural horror film 'The Other Side' is making its way to the Hong Kong FilMart, backed by Contents Panda. This exclusive presentation promises to captivate audiences with its chilling narrative and cinematic artistry.
The US dollar has shown resilience amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions, while the Australian dollar experiences volatility following the Reserve Bank of Australia's recent decisions. Analysts are closely monitoring these developments as they impact global markets.
As the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) prepares for its upcoming meeting, currency markets are experiencing a period of uncertainty influenced by fluctuating oil prices. Traders are closely monitoring these developments, anticipating potential impacts on the Australian dollar and broader economic conditions.
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee has stated that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is likely to drive significant capital flows into the city. This development comes as financial markets react to geopolitical tensions, presenting both challenges and opportunities for investors.
ViuTV announces a Hong Kong adaptation of the popular Japanese series 'Life's Punchline,' led by renowned local talents Lokman Yeung, Alton Wong, and Dee Ho. This remake promises to capture the essence of the original while infusing it with a distinct Hong Kong flavor.
Hong Kong's Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures unveils an exciting slate at the Hong Kong FilMart, featuring a reboot of the beloved drama '1 Litre of Tears' alongside new animated projects. This showcases the region's commitment to innovative storytelling and cultural representation.
Emerging filmmaker Lu Po-Shun is actively seeking financing for his feature film debut, ‘Will You Still Be My Friend,’ at the Asia Film Financing Forum in Hong Kong. The project aims to explore themes of friendship and personal growth, marking a significant step in Lu's cinematic journey.
The late designer Virgil Abloh's legacy is celebrated at ComplexCon Hong Kong through a captivating immersive installation. This exhibition not only highlights Abloh's innovative work but also engages visitors in a unique cultural experience.
K-Tech Solutions Company Limited has announced a significant joint venture with Aurora AZ Energy Ltd. to develop up to 500 MW of artificial intelligence and high-performance computing infrastructure in Canada. This collaboration aims to enhance technological capabilities and drive innovation in the region.
Discover the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and culinary delights of Hong Kong in this comprehensive 10-night adventure. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, experience the best of this bustling metropolis.
TED has announced a strategic partnership with New Channel International Education Group to enhance its educational initiatives in Mainland China. This collaboration aims to bring innovative ideas and resources to a broader audience in the region.
InnoCare has announced the successful dosing of the first healthy volunteer in a clinical trial for its innovative VAV1 degrader, ICP-538, marking a significant milestone in cancer treatment research in China. This trial aims to evaluate the safety and efficacy of the drug, which has the potential to transform therapeutic approaches to various cancers.
New World Development's top shareholder is seeking to refinance a substantial $932 million loan amid ongoing financial pressures. This move highlights the challenges faced by major corporations in the current economic landscape.
KE Holdings Inc., a leading real estate services platform in China, has announced a final cash dividend totaling $0.3 billion. This decision comes as the company navigates a challenging market landscape, reflecting its commitment to delivering value to shareholders.
Guardant Health has introduced its innovative Shield Multi-Cancer Detection (MCD) test across various Asian markets in collaboration with Manulife. This partnership aims to enhance early cancer detection and improve patient outcomes in the region.
The Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team (HKCERT) has issued a warning about a phishing scam impersonating the Water Supplies Department. Victims are being targeted with fake bills that could lead to financial loss and personal data theft.
Professor Edwin Tso has been appointed as Chair Professor at City University of Hong Kong, marking a significant milestone in his academic career. This promotion reflects his outstanding contributions to the field of engineering and his commitment to education.
Itacho Sushi, a popular Hong Kong-based Japanese food chain, has announced the closure of all its outlets in Singapore. The decision comes as the company faces increasing challenges in the competitive food and beverage market of the city-state.
In a groundbreaking development, China has approved the world's first brain chip designed to treat paralysis. This innovative technology promises to restore movement and improve the quality of life for millions affected by spinal cord injuries.
As oil prices surge, countries across Asia are adapting their lifestyles to cope with the economic impact. From increased remote work to public transportation adjustments, these changes reflect a broader shift in daily habits and priorities.
