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Jelena Jankovic has fired a warning shot to her rivals, insisting she is fit, firing and ready to dominate the 2009 season. The super Serb may be world No.1 but she is yet to win a Grand Slam. Yet she...

So it's little wonder that many visitors hunt for their accommodation in packs. But if you explore the side streets, you'll find another side to life. More to the point, in these credit-conscious times, you can save yourself some money...

Sania Mirza said on Monday she had recovered from a "career-threatening" injury with help from top cricketer Yuvraj Singh. A beaming Mirza was delighted to be back on court after the painful wrist problem which forced her out of the...

Profits at China's centrally-administered state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are expected to fall 30 percent in 2008 from a year earlier, the first annual decline since 2002, figures from the state assets watchdog showed Monday...Natural disasters, government-capped energy prices and the ongoing...

Shares in investment firm Citic Pacific on Monday shook off news that its entire board of directors was under investigation by Hong Kong's securities watchdog over a costly trading scandal. At 11:55 am (0355 GMT), the firm's share price had...

Singer Eason Chan of Hong Kong speaks after receiving the Most Popular Male Singer in the Asia-Pacific region award during the Jade Solid Gold Top 10 Awards presentation ceremony in Hong Kong January 3, 2009.(Chinadaily.com.cn/Agencies) Photo Gallery>>> Hong Kong singer...

A third rare sturgeon has died in a Hong Kong aquatic park, a spokeswoman said Sunday, the latest misfortune to strike a school of the endangered fish donated from China to mark the Olympics. The Chinese sturgeon died at Ocean...

Andy Lau talks with Shu Qi on this undated photo. [Photo: Tungstar/sina.com.cn] Hong Kong-based Media Asia Films released some behind-the-scene photos from the big-budget romance "Look for a Star", featuring Andy Lau and Shu Qi. Shu Qi portrays a casino...

Cancer cells have an “escape tactic” that may explain how they survive chemotherapy, a study suggests. Researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong found that cancer cells can recover from chemicals that provoke “cell suicide” in healthy cells and...