Shares of beleaguered China Evergrande sank 12 per cent in Hong Kong, despite the property giant denying it was going bankrupt. But it did admit to having a debt crisis as protests at its Shenzhen headquarters made a chaotic turn. (From 14 September, 2021)

The former president of the Legislative Council says it's "ironic" that some pan-democrats are crying foul against Beijing's latest political reform for Hong Kong. Tsang Yok-sing added the package might actually give the city a chance to get out of a "dead end". (From 6 April, 2021)

The storm is not over for Chinese tech giants, as Mainland authorities make more indications that they will continue their crackdown. Alibaba shares plunged today, after a report indicated Beijing wants to break up Alipay. (From 13 September, 2021)

Chief executive hopeful Carrie Lam held a massive rally in Wan Chai today. Some of Hong Kong's movers and shakers attended the event, but a number of election committee members stressed they still haven't decided who they would nominate to become the city's next leader. (From 3 February, 2017)