A Hong Kong dissident who runs the biggest organisation helping his compatriots to move to Britain claims that he is being followed and intimidated by pro-Beiji …
Japan’s shares set for lower open; U.S.-listed Chinese tech stocks drop overnight
Many markets are closed for the Good Friday holiday, such as Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, India and New Zealand.
China Developer Sets Biggest Hong Kong IPO Since September
A unit of Chinese developer Longfor Group Holdings Ltd. got the green light for the largest Hong Kong listing in seven months in what would be a measure of investor confidence in the troubled sector.
Offering partnership in name-only business: Rab arrests man for ‘swindling Tk 200cr’
He, with some foreigners, started vegetable and fish import business from Bangladesh and Myanmar. The arrestees at one stage laundered Tk 9 crore from the business to Hong Kong and fled to China …
Former Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, John Tsang, joins StashAway’s Advisory Committee
To mark the occasion, Tsang will be giving away part of his digital art collection “Choi Yeah” to new StashAway clients.
First Mover Asia: What’s in HSBC’s Metaverse Fund for Hong Kong, Singapore Private Banking Clients?; Bitcoin Declines
The financial services giant has been short on specifics, and the mystery underscores the difficulties in defining what belongs in such products; ether also falls.
Taiwan’s exports to mainland, HK rise 13.4 pct in March
Taiwan exports to the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong rose to 1803 billion US dollars in March up 134 percent year on year acco …
‘Reliable’, but limited financial exposure: mixed reaction from business community to John Lee as Hong Kong’s next potential leader
Many see Beijing’s backing of Lee as a sign that national security would take top priority They expressed hope that Hong Kong’s No 2 official would be friendly to the business community in a bid to …
Former Hong Kong finance Tsar to launch NFTs
John Tsang Chun-wah, the city’s longest-serving Financial Secretary, will launch 3,000 non-fungible tokens (NFT) of his portrait, becoming Hong Kong’s first civil servant to profit from the trend.
Former Hong Kong finance Tsar to launch NFTs
John Tsang Chun-wah, the city’s longest-serving Financial Secretary, will launch 3,000 non-fungible tokens (NFT) of his portrait, becoming Hong Kong’s first civil servant to profit from the trend.