As Taiwan prepares to hold a closely watched election on Saturday, the main political parties have highlighted China’s crackdown in Hong Kong and rejected Beijing’s model of governance there being …
Hong Kong’s smaller developers steal a march on big guns, offer discounts to offload flats before Lunar New Year holiday
The developers of smaller residential projects in Hong Kong are hastening sales by offering discounts before the Lunar New Year holiday, with the aim of increasing their market share before larger …
Hong Kongers seeking residency in Taiwan face challenges, uncertainty amid evolving immigration policies
Taiwan was touted as a safe harbour for those wanting to move out of Hong Kong after the new national security law was passed in 2020. However, as cross-strait tensions deepen in recent years, sentiments towards the newcomers are changing.
Chinese property firm Evergrande’s EV company says its executive director has been detained
A top executive of China Evergrande’s electric vehicle company has been detained by police in the latest sign of trouble for the world’s most heavily indebted property developer. China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle announced the detention of Liu Yongzhuo in a notice Monday to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after its shares were suspended from trading.
China Evergrande EV unit says trade in shares halted
China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group said on Monday that trade in its Hong Kong-listed shares have been halted ahead of an announcement from the company. It gave no further details. Shares in the …
Malaysia’s ‘Winkie’ Ho Weng Toh, one of the last surviving Flying Tiger World War II pilots, dies at 103 in Singapore
Ho was at university in Hong Kong when World War II broke out and became a B-25 Mitchell bomber pilot, before eventually returning to Malaya and becoming a Singapore Airlines pilot.
An IPO slowdown is hurting Hong Kong’s already weak stock market
The Hong Kong stock market rang in the new year with prices continuing to slump, following an exodus of foreign investors fueled in part by a regulatory crackdown in China.
An IPO slowdown is hurting Hong Kong’s already weak stock market
The Hong Kong stock market rang in the new year with prices continuing to slump, following an exodus of foreign investors fueled in part by a regulatory crackdown in China.
HK$2.29 billion in funding sought for Hong Kong baby bonus scheme, with number of births expected to rise by a fifth to 39,000 annually
Government is seeking Legco Finance Committee’s approval for HK$2.286 billion in funding for Newborn Baby Bonus scheme.
HK$2.29 billion in funding sought for Hong Kong baby bonus scheme, with number of births expected to rise by a fifth to 39,000 annually
Government is seeking Legco Finance Committee’s approval for HK$2.286 billion in funding for Newborn Baby Bonus scheme.