Mixer brand Three Cents is expanding its presence in Asia with a distribution deal covering Hong Kong and Singapore.

An ice cream cone is a classic treat, but it's nice to step outside the box. Try one of these creative ways to enjoy the ...

Hong Kong has unveiled the 2025 edition of the Technology Talent Admission Scheme (TechTAS), aiming to streamline the entry of international professionals in key technological fields. This ...

Everyone, have you had a cream soda this year? Have you had one yet? Really? Are you okay? Is summer over? Or rather, has summer even started yet? The fizzy soda takes your rich, iced mouth to a ...

Keurig Dr Pepper confirmed the A&W Ice Cream Sundae will hit supermarket shelves in August ... Here are some other new flavors making waves amongst soda fans. Sprite Chill was intended for a ...

Hong Kong and Macau concertgoers, get ready because 2025 is about to be a thrilling musical ride. While we may have missed a few big concerts in 2024 (ehem… Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa), you can’t deny ...

Available from March 1 through 17, Mickey St. Patrick’s Day Milk Shake at Beaches & Cream Soda Shop is a mint milk shake with chocolate drizzle, shamrock sprinkles, and a specialty vanilla cupcake on ...

SINGAPORE (February 27, 2025) – Despite lingering property woes and looming trade tensions, the combined wealth of tycoons on the 2025 Forbes list of Hong Kong’s 50 Richest edged up to US$301 ...

TAY Song Wat serves up expertly brewed coffee, yeasty bakes, and homemade ice cream in a stylish Bangkok shophouse ... Non-caffeinated drinks feature Cocoa (THB 140), Lemon Honey (THB 140), Yuzu Soda ...

Hong Kong plans to cut 10,000 civil service jobs and freeze public sector pay before 2027 to address its rising deficit. The government targets a 7% reduction in expenditure by 2028. An AI development ...

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan delivers his annual budget address in the Legislative Council chamber in Hong Kong on Feb 26, 2025. (Photo: AFP/Peter Parks) 26 Feb 2025 12:23PM (Updated ...

Big tech companies will be engaged by the Hong Kong government to provide artificial intelligence (AI) training for students as part of a measure to be announced in the budget speech on Wednesday.