February 7, 2026

Bob Woodward 'Crushed' as Washington Post Lays Off Over 300 Journalists

Legendary journalist Bob Woodward says he is 'crushed' by the Washington Post's mass layoffs of over 300 staff. He fears readers will get less news and promises to help the paper survive.

February 7, 2026

Adidas Apologizes for Privacy Breach in Hong Kong Fitting Room, Promises Review

Adidas has apologized after a woman complained about privacy breach in a Hong Kong store fitting room. The company met the customer and promised a full review to prevent future problems.

February 7, 2026

Hong Kong Set to Launch Licensed Ride-Hailing by Q4 2026 with New Transport Strategy

Hong Kong will start licensed ride-hailing services by the fourth quarter of 2026. The government aims to improve taxi services and develop smart, green transit. A new 124-page transport blueprint backs this move to boost private transport options while aligning with China’s 15th Five-Year Plan.

February 7, 2026

Hong Kong Repeals Bus Seat Belt Law, Plans Public Consultation and Expert Review

Hong Kong cancels its bus seat belt rule after complaints and limited application. Officials will review the policy and seek public feedback soon.

February 7, 2026

Hong Kong Teachers Given One Year to Get Practising Certificates, Education Chief Says

Hong Kong teachers must obtain practising certificates within a year under new rules. Education chief Christine Choi warns schools not to assist unqualified teachers. Certificates require six criteria including professional development and legal commitments.