A Hong Kong foreign business group warned the city still faces challenges in trying to revive its reputation as a global financial hub. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China Evergrande: receivers plan to add value, boost appeal to Hong Kong tower for next auction
The receivers are hoping stronger buyers will emerge to snap up the trophy building, as they add value by bringing in new tenants and extending current leases.
China Gives Hong Kong Leader Power to Bar Overseas Lawyers in National Security Cases
The use of foreign lawyers by both prosecutors and the defence have long been part of the former British colony’s rule of law traditions. The move comes after a Hong Kong court this month postponed a national security trial against media tycoon and China critic Jimmy Lai to September,
Hong Kong government tightens residential land supply amid faltering property market
The Hong Kong government will only sell one plot of residential land in the final three months of the current financial year as it withholds land sales amid falling property prices.
Hong Kong’s dollar peg is on increasingly thin ice
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Hong Kong’s dollar peg is on increasingly thin ice
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Hong Kong Business Group Warns Long Road Ahead After Covid Shift
One of Hong Kong’s top foreign business groups warned the city still faces challenges in trying to revive its reputation as a global financial hub, even after it ditched almost all of its Covid curbs.
Hong Kong Business Group Warns Long Road Ahead After Covid Shift
One of Hong Kong’s top foreign business groups warned the city still faces challenges in trying to revive its reputation as a global financial hub, even after it ditched almost all of its Covid curbs.
New World Development sells Pentahotel in Hong Kong for US$257 million as it disposes of non-core assets to reduce debt
The company owned by the family of billionaire Henry Cheng Kar-shun steps up its disposal of non-core assets to reduce its debt load amid high interest rates and slumping property sales.
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