The Hong Kong government is moving ahead with plans to legalize basketball betting after 94% of respondents in a public ...

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Hong Kong proposes regulating basketball betting with a 50% tax, likely granting the license to the Jockey Club.

Hong Kong’s Home and Youth Affairs Bureau has submitted a document to the city’s Legislative Council proposing the enactment of a regulatory framework for basketball betting after a one-month ...

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Moët Hennessy Travel Retail has collaborated with basketball legend LeBron James to launch the Hennessy x LeBron James VSOP Limited Edition in Asia Pacific travel retail. Debuting exclusively at ...

Hong Kong officials spent HK$1 million on installing a new basketball court at the city’s Coliseum, sources told the Post on Sunday, after a National Games inspection deemed the previous ...

At the heart of the showdown is the Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison Holdings and its subsidiary, Hutchison Ports. Controlled by Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing, CK Hutchison owns two ports at either end ...

The city’s chief executive said a deal between the Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison and BlackRock, a major American investment firm, requires “serious attention.” By Alexandra Stevenson ...

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Hong Kong regulators are considering the legalization of basketball betting to help plug the country’s budget deficit. Reports suggest that, given basketball’s popularity in the country ...

Its proximity to so many basketball courts is, oddly, not an anomaly in Hong Kong. American photographer Austin Bell estimates that the city has more outdoor courts than even New York or Los ...