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Bets on Hong Kong hotel assets jump as distress, tourism rebound lure investors
Hotel deals made up 45 per cent of commercial real estate transactions in the first three months of the year, the busiest quarter on record.
Hong Kong to keep expanding land bank, but not to offset deficit: Paul Chan
Finance chief also says government will address plans to build artificial islands off Lantau waters at later stage, despite calls to halt project Hong Kong will press on with building up its land bank …
Hong Kong must grow despite persistent US-China trade tensions: Paul Chan
City’s finance chief outlines efforts to diversify economy and wants Hong Kong to overtake Switzerland as world’s biggest wealth management centre Challenges and volatility will persist despite a …
Hong Kong Web3 group issues blueprint for accelerating blockchain development
Web3 Harbour, in collaboration with PwC Hong Kong, will launch five action groups in August on stablecoins, funds and other critical segments.
Hong Kong Web3 group issues blueprint for accelerating blockchain development
Web3 Harbour, in collaboration with PwC Hong Kong, will launch five action groups in August on stablecoins, funds and other critical segments.
Labubu maker’s stock falls after major restock, stern warning from China
Labubu maker Pop Mart is a Chinese toy company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with a current market capitalization of HK$321.77 billion (about US$41 billion). Behind Pop …
China’s property slump drives Hong Kong investors to Japan, aided by yen weakness
Hong Kong investors continue to make waves in Japan’s real estate market, rivalling those from the US, Singapore and mainland China.
Singaporean financial adviser’s name and image exploited again in Hong Kong scams
City University Professor Chan Yan-chong stresses he never gives advice online, notes that many victims, including some in Singapore, are retirees.
Hong Kong considers easing construction rules to tackle student hostel shortage
Authorities may simplify regulations for converting commercial buildings into student housing as the government promotes ‘Study in Hong Kong’ initiative.