Noting that the 14th Five-Year Plan reaffirms support for Hong Kong to enhance its status as an international financial center and strengthen its role as a global offshore Renminbi business hub, an …
HSBC to Reopen Main Hong Kong Office on Monday: Memo
The bank’s iconic main building in Hong Kong is located at 1 Queen’s Road Central, in the heart of the city’s business district. Visitors who stayed at the building for more than two hours between …
Hong Kong to reach new heights with full support of central authorities: HKSAR chief executive
Noting that the 14th Five-Year Plan reaffirms support for Hong Kong to enhance its status as an international financial center and strengthen its role as a global offshore Renminbi business hub, an …
Hong Kong: CE addresses China devt forum
Mrs Lam made the statement while addressing over 30 invited global business leaders at the Hong Kong Session of China Development Forum 2021 held online. The China Development Forum is a high-level …
Singapore And South Korea: Tesla Fits All Sizes In Asia
Singapore should become another booming small affluent market for Tesla similar to Norway, Hong Kong and Switzerland. Read this article to find out why.
IPO Mania Fizzles in Hong Kong as Mega First-Day Pops Disappear
The days of the massive first-day pop in Hong Kong’s initial public offering frenzy may be nearing an end.Even as the pandemic spread for most of 2020, the offshore Chinese city’s IPOs and new …
Macau Legend expecting losses of up to HK$2 bln in 2020
Gaming and hotel company Macau Legend expects to record between HK$1.9 billion and HK$2 billion (US$250 million) in net losses for the whole year of 2020, the company indicated in a Hong Kong Stock …
RIP Hong Kong
Hong Kong will never again be the city that many citizens and foreigners remember from not so long ago. Beijing is tightening its control and nothing is likely to bring back the old days.
RIP Hong Kong
Hong Kong will never again be the city that many citizens and foreigners remember from not so long ago. Beijing is tightening its control and nothing is likely to bring back the old days.
China’s crackdown on Jack Ma has come to Hong Kong’s paper of record
Staff worry the publication will be sold to a Chinese state-owned entity, giving Beijing direct control of the outlet.