Hong Kong Law Firm Deacons Plans Independent Expansion in China

Deacons, Hong Kong’s oldest law firm, plans to remain independent as it prepares for the expansion of its three offices in China when rules are changed to let overseas firms advise on local laws.

Hong Kong’s Oldest Law Firm Deacons to Spurn Alliances in China Expansion

Deacons, Hong Kong’s oldest law firm, plans to remain independent as it prepares for the expansion of its three offices in China when rules are changed to let overseas firms advise on local laws.

China slams survey that shows rising Hong Kong resentment

Beijing has lashed out at an academic survey which shows an increasing number of people in Hong Kong refuse to be identified as Chinese citizens.

Ad calling mainland Chinese 'locusts' runs in Hong Kong

A group of Hong Kongers published a newspaper ad Wednesday insulting mainland Chinese as "locusts", amid seething resentment over rising mainland influence in the southern city.

Chinese academic puts the bite on Hong Kong

HONG KONG: A Chinese professor who traces his lineage to Confucius - China's ancient champion of harmony and courtesy - has stirred controversy with a tirade against Hong Kong as a land of ''dogs'' and ''thieves'' in thrall to British colonialism.