As Hollywood remains locked in labor and legal battles over generative AI, Filmart is showcasing Asia’s increasingly full-throated embrace of the technology as both a foregone conclusion and the …
Yahoo Hong Kong to begin ‘phased wind-down’ of news business in April
Yahoo Hong Kong is winding down its news operation in line with its “strategic evaluation and long-term business planning.” Above The Line, a PR company representing Yahoo Hong Kong, told HKFP on …
Hong Kong announces FY26-27 Budget, with 8.6% increase in capital expenditure
As per the estimates announced in the Budget, Hong Kong’s economy is expected to expand in the range of 2.5%-3.5% in 2026.
China clamps down on key route to Hong Kong IPOs after deal boom
Most Chinese-related entities need to file with the China Securities Regulatory Commission before listing in the city Read more at The Business Times.
Hong Kong to see oil shocks and volatility from Middle East war
[HONG KONG] Hong Kong’s leader John Lee said that he was “very concerned” about the rise in oil prices due to the US-Israeli war on Iran and that the financial hub, along with the rest of Asia, would …
Trademark Registration in Hong Kong: Strategic Considerations for International Businesses
Trademark Registration in Hong Kong: legal framework, filing strategy, and key differences versus the Chinese Mainland for global brands.
Hong Kong attracts wave of biotech IPO filings amid AI drug boom
More than 10 pre-profit drug developers are seeking Hong Kong listings as AI-powered biotech platforms draw growing investor interest.
Hong Kong attracts wave of biotech IPO filings amid AI drug boom
More than 10 pre-profit drug developers are seeking Hong Kong listings as AI-powered biotech platforms draw growing investor interest.
Hong Kong’s IPO Market For Battery Storage Firms Enters Boom Territory
Rising global demand for energy storage and China’s growing dominance in the sphere has triggered a related IPO boom for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
In Depth: Secretive hedge fund at centre of Hong Kong insider-trading probe
A late-winter chill hung over Hong Kong on the afternoon of Mar 11, but in the city’s financial circles the mood was turning feverish. Rumours spread quickly: A Chinese investment bank was in trouble.