Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam, both top editors at the pro-democracy website Stand News, were charged and denied bail on Thursday.
Blinken demands Hong Kong authorities free detained Stand News staff: “Journalism is not sedition”
Hong Kong police announced Thursday they’ve formally charged two people with “conspiracy to publish seditious publications,” a day after a raid on Stand News’ office that’s been denounced by Secretary …
U.S. Equity Futures Dip; China Tech Bolsters Asia: Markets Wrap
Asian stocks got a fillip Friday from a rally in a Hong Kong technology gauge following a surge in U.S.-listed Chinese shares. U.S. equity futures fell after Wall Street dipped from a record in thin …
How China dismantled Hong Kong’s democracy in 2021
Again and again throughout 2021, the Hong Kong authorities and the central government in Beijing stamped out nearly everything the pro-democracy movement had stood for.
China’s Didi plans Hong Kong ‘listing by introduction’, picks banks – sources
China’s ride-hailing giant Didi Global plans to use a mechanism that will allow it to list shares in Hong Kong without raising capital or issuing new stock as it seeks to delist from New York, two …
Insight – Beyond Didi: Watch these homecoming China stock listings in 2022
WITH Didi Global Inc seeking a listing in Hong Kong less than a year after its tumultuous debut in New York, investors are looking for other US-traded Chinese names that could potentially offer shares …
China’s behaviour in Hong Kong exhausts any sympathy
JADE GAO/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGESThe Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics are a totem of President Xi’s determination to demonstrate that China has beaten the vi …
Hong Kong’s end of year report
I wrote a piece entitled “The Future of Hong Kong as an International Finance Centre[1]”. I began with a Churchill quote – “It is always to look ahead, but difficult to look farther than you can see.
Making An Impact In The Finance World: Meet 5 Women Leaders In Hong Kong
A recent Morningstar report described Hong Kong as one of the world’s “bright spots”, where more than 20% of fund managers are women, outdoing the United Kingdom (13%) and the United States (11%).
Making An Impact In The Finance World: Meet 5 Women Leaders In Hong Kong
A recent Morningstar report described Hong Kong as one of the world’s “bright spots”, where more than 20% of fund managers are women, outdoing the United Kingdom (13%) and the United States (11%).