Got Balls? and Rugbytots founder Benny Cullen and his journey as an entrepreneur in Hong Kong
Intense and sincere would be two words you could use to describe Ben Cullen.
Krystal Lai
The App Store’s reported overhaul
Apple and Google run the two biggest mobile app stores (the App Store and Google Play), and the two combined have over 95% of the app store market share outside of China.
Asia’s First NFT Index, RHNI, launches in Hong Kong to provide investors with a benchmark of the evolving NFT world
Non-fungible tokens, aka NFTs, have been widely talked about across pretty much every industry. Sentiment toward the digital asset varies depending on which side of the street you’re talking to – enthusiasts who love it tout it, but the skeptics who remain unconvinced heed and encourage caution.
However, recent reports
BEDU, Uma Nota and Mamma Always Said – Meet the team behind the Meraki Hospitality Group
For many in Hong Kong, Peel Street is either the place for a civil dinner or the place to immerse yourself in a night of debauchery. Although the strip has been dubbed as the “new Lan Kwai Fong,” the vendors wrapping the 200-meters possesses a sense of community that the
China stole IP from the US, the US stole IP from the UK – who’s the better pirate?
In late 2018, a wave of orders were issued from the White House in response to the rise of the Middle Kingdom. Trump had accused China of stealing the United States’ technology with the heated rhetoric solidified in Section 301 followed by the imposition of billions of dollars in tariffs.
American pro MMA fighter Max Leali and his fight to put Hong Kong in the ring
On Bonham street in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, where there is a noticeable concoction between Eastern and Western influence, sits a martial arts training center – Versus Performance. Within the gym, a handful of former and current fighters (MMA, Muay Thai, boxing) train and teach a mixture of wannabe and professional
The beauty of rolling with the punches – Interview with Hilton Augustine, Jr.
Recently, Dinocrates Group announced its acquisition of Global Management Systems, Inc. (GMSI), a networking and communications company.
At the time of the acquisition, GMSI handled communication network systems for various private enterprises, as well as some of the most secure public-sector organizations in the world, such as the US Department