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Eric Jiang
Reporter, Hong Kong
Eric holds journalism degrees from the University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University. Before the Post, he was a freelance reporter for AP and BBC Chinese. He also interned at the Post in 2024.
Eric holds journalism degrees from the University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University. Before the Post, he was a freelance reporter for AP and BBC Chinese. He also interned at the Post in 2024.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong Economy, Business, FinanceLanguages Spoken:
English
Mainland students graduating from city’s universities are grappling with difficult choice of whether to stay or return home.
Parents welcome confirmation of birth certificate, but custody still hinges on social workers’ review and home assessment.
Suspect, 50, linked to eight incidents of glass bottles thrown from Ma On Shan flat between 2024 and May 2026, police say.
Forecaster issues ‘very hot weather’ warning at 7.45am, followed by thunderstorm alert at 11.50am.
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Call comes after Beijing eases restrictions on yachts from Hong Kong and Macau entering mainland cities in Greater Bay Area.
State Council revamps maritime policies, exempting Hong Kong and Macau yachts from customs guarantees and simplifying registration in Greater Bay Area.
Stephen Chan says city is natural choice for Central Asian countries looking to expand renminbi usage in trade and investment.
Weather forecaster says temperatures are expected to hover around 33 degrees until Friday before easing slightly over the weekend.
Authorities looking at two pathways to bring internet cafes under regulatory oversight, as some call for rethink to capitalise on esports boom.
Chairman Fred Lam describes facility as ‘milestone’ in airport’s development, prioritising efficiency and user experience.
MTR Corporation says it will complete tunnel boring by September.
University graduates are recalibrating their expectations in market where number of vacancies has fallen by 61 per cent since 2022.
From June 1, airline will also start boarding passengers five minutes earlier to help ensure on-time departures.
Models tested included seven reverse-cycle air conditioners, while rest were cooling-only units.
Adjustment follows similar moves by Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong Airlines, which have both announced reductions in fuel surcharges.
Bradley formally assumes roles of executive director and board chairman following company’s annual general meeting on Wednesday.
Of city’s more than 4,000 minibuses, only about 10 currently electric, according to industry leader.
Home-grown Locobike and mainland China’s Helloride must navigate challenging landscape where bicycle lanes and parking facilities are limited.
Lam, an Executive Council member, will chair board of first entity established to accelerate development of Northern Metropolis megaproject.
Authorities say shopping centres and catering sector reported growth, but industry leaders flag inconsistent spending.
Retail sales reached HK$33.9 billion as buyers raced to make deals before first registration tax concessions for electric cars ended.
Fewer than 5 per cent of Hong Kong flights for May and June have been cancelled, and about 1 per cent in July, despite global fuel crisis.
Sustainable aviation fuel plants backed by tycoon Peter Lee’s family office hailed by Hong Kong leader as ‘milestone’ cross-border collaboration.
Government says 6,265 people joined return programme that ended on Monday, with only about 50 households not taking part.
Authorities, NGO step up education efforts on island in anticipation of increased footfall over Labour Day ‘golden week’ break.
Shanghai-based Linthin Technology aims to put 70 per cent of its R&D workforce in Hong Kong’s Science Park to pursue its regional ambitions
Hong Kong’s retail market, which is undergoing a shake-up, has seen an influx of mainland Chinese brands taking advantage of the declining rents.
Landlords in New Territories are probably the happiest lot as demand lifts rents to multi-year highs, a bright spot amid an otherwise gloomy property market.
The developers, which defaulted on a combined US$15 billion of offshore debts, get four- and 10-week adjournments, respectively, in their hostile lawsuits from creditors.
