HONG KONG — The Hong Kong government on Tuesday unveiled proposals to regulate online ride-hailing services provided by tech ...

The Hong Kong government laid out proposals on Tuesday to regulate ride-hailing platforms, such as Uber, following years of ...

Starting from April 2026, all Hong Kong taxi drivers are required to offer at least two e-payment options and install a ...

Uber says government should not limit the number of ride-hailing platforms or vehicles under proposed regulations for ...

The HK gov't has proposed capping the number of e-hailing cars allowed in the city, though the regulatory framework proposal ...

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Baidu Inc (HK: 9888) shares rose as much as 4% to HK$92.10, underpinning gains on the Hang Seng index. But they trimmed some ...

The Hong Kong government is moving to regulate ride-hailing services like Uber, after years of discussions. Proposed regulations include licensing requirements and service standards. Concerns exist ...

Asian markets mostly declined on Wednesday, echoing Wall Streets weak overnight performance as hotter-than-expected U.S.

Baidu's shares rose after the Chinese tech company said it is working with Uber to deploy robotaxi services around the world. The company's shares rose 3.0% in Hong Kong to 90.35 Hong Kong dollars, ...

The HK gov't will submit a legislative proposal on regulating online ride-hailing platforms, the city's leader has announced, saying it cannot delay tackling issues stemming from such services.