Living in the shadow of the coronavirus, Hong Kong government has opted for a more conservative role in fiscal spending amid the economic challenge. The positive side is the relief measures have …
CORE to open an Australian office to assist Australian entrepreneurs looking to start a business in Hong Kong
In February 2021, Company Registration & Business Services Limited (CORE) opened its first Australian office. As the company’s first foray into the Australian market, CORE aims to help Australian …
Hong Kong protesters gather as 47 dissidents appear in court
Hundreds of pro-democracy protesters have gathered at a court in Hong Kong where 47 activists face charges of “conspiracy to commit subversion”. Police have told the crowds at the West Kowloon …
47 influential democracy activists charged in Hong Kong in China’s biggest crackdown yet under controversial new law
Beijing imposed a law in 2020 that allows China to set up a formal police presence in Hong Kong, which experts say strips the city’s democracy.
As the coronavirus disrupts the Hong Kong office market, how should smart employers and landlords react?
Landlords must accept that occupier needs are changing: those who step up to offer flexibility and the right technologies will have a competitive edge.
Asia Today: Hong Kong gets Pfizer vaccines as 2nd option
Over 500,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine have arrived in Hong Kong following a two-day delay due to export procedures, offering a second inoculation option for the city …
Hong Kong financial secretary says economic relief measures are ‘to the best of our ability’
Paul Chan, financial secretary of Hong Kong, discusses the government’s plans to spend more than 120 billion Hong Kong dollars ($15.5 billion) over the coming financial year to support businesses and …
Malaysia’s Top Glove plans to raise $1.9 billion through Hong Kong listing
The Kuala Lumpur-listed company floated the idea to seek a listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange in September, after its profit soared more than 17-times for the quarter ended August last year. Top …
Malaysia’s Top Glove plans to raise $1.9 billion through Hong Kong listing
The Kuala Lumpur-listed company floated the idea to seek a listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange in September, after its profit soared more than 17-times for the quarter ended August last year. Top …
Malaysia’s Top Glove plans to raise $1.9 bln through Hong Kong listing
Malaysia’s Top Glove Corp plans to raise about HK$14.95 billion ($1.93 billion) through a secondary listing in Hong Kong, as the world’s top disposable medical glove maker seeks to cash in on strong …