Protest march called off after crackdown, but some vow to go ahead with demonstration

Airline said police had banned planned protest around its airport offices

Pro-democracy demonstrators take inspiration from activists in Baltic states 30 years ago

John Gapper: Beijing wants to make companies impose obedience to China on protesting employees

Flights cancelled for second day as demonstrators use trolleys to barricade check-in counters

Hong Kong’s dominant carrier forced to cancel flights from Europe amid unrest

Beijing’s Civil Aviation Authority ordered Hong Kong’s flag carrier to suspend workers from flights to China who participate in anti-government protests

Large number of hi-tech industries at either end contributes to Cathay Pacific passenger total

Delegation learned of opportunities and challenges of doing business in the high-growth region

More than 100 business leaders travelling to as part of EY Entrepreneur of Year retreat

Body looking to woo more visitors to Ireland after start of direct flights boosts numbers

Mistake adds to list of embarrassments for a carrier struggling to turn its fortunes around

Dublin-listed VC firm backs French construction mobile platform start-up

From rugby to racing, the gift of a trip abroad will have sports fans cheering

Message from Eoin O’Leary, Ireland’s ambassador to the People’s Republic of China

More than 2.4 million people evacuated in southern China’s Guangdong province

Relief as casualties far lower than officials feared; storm heads towards southern China

Could Irish assets hoovered up by Chinese firms end up back on the market?

Visiting Japan is like being deposited on an alien planet, but once you get over the culture shock, it feels friendly, calm and safe – and there’s an OMG moment around every corner

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