The United States imposed sanctions on 22 companies in Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey on Wednesday for their roles in helping sell Iranian oil, the Treasury Department said.
Hong Kong economy’s ‘mixed signals’ portend retail-sector ‘turbulence’, analysts say
Shops keep closing despite retail sales growth but certain sectors show ‘leasing velocity’, while both tourist numbers and unemployment rise Hong Kong’s retail industry will experience mixed fortunes …
Hong Kong Billionaire Richard Li’s Insurer FWD Debuts In Long-Awaited IPO
Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li’s insurer FWD Group saw its shares close flat in the company’s long-awaited Hong Kong stock market debut Monday, marking the culmination of the company’s nearly five …
Ardonagh buys majority stake in Hong Kong’s Apex Insurance
Apex offers insurance broking and agency services to SMEs, focusing on various areas such as general liability.
Retail rents in Hong Kong under pressure after vacancy rate hits 4½-year high
Trend of residents travelling to mainland for leisure and change in local consumer patterns has led many businesses to opt for short-term leases.
China, Hong Kong stocks weaken as US tariff deadline looms
HONG KONG: China and Hong Kong stocks fell on Monday as anxiety over US trade policy intensified ahead of the July 9 deadline, with upcoming inflation data expected to further test investor nerves. As …
New Home Sales and Returning Investors Help Drive Hong Kong Residential Market Transactions
Overall Office Leasing Activity Picks Up, but Grade A Office and Prime Retail High-Street Rents Remain Under Pressure …
New Zealand golden visa lures potential luxury property buyers from Hong Kong, mainland China
Even a few new high-net-worth residents buying homes would have a ‘significant impact’ on the luxury property market, analyst says.
SHKP Tuen Mun project sells out, signalling rebound in Hong Kong’s property market
Units varied in size from 259 to 686 sq ft, including studio to three-bedroom layouts, with bigger units priced up to HK$7.8 million.
Emperor’s financial struggle mirrors the current state of Hong Kong’s property sector
Group controlled by tycoon Albert Yeung is struggling with debts of HK$16.6 billion, while losses have more than doubled to HK$4.74 billion Hong Kong developer Emperor International Holdings’ …