Hong Kong’s finance sector was roiled Thursday by a coronavirus outbreak that emanated from fitness centers in the city, with large banks, brokerages and asset managers vacating some offices and …
Baidu looks to raise $3.03 billion in Hong Kong listing
Chinese search engine company Baidu Inc is looking to raise up to $3.03 billion by selling 95 million shares as books opened on Thursday for its Hong Kong listing, a filing from the company showed.
Elections reform: top Beijing officials to meet Hong Kong business, political leaders to seek feedback on overhaul, sources say
China’s top legislative body to take up Basic Law amendments next month, so officials ‘need to work quickly to solicit feedback before that’, source says.
Elections reform: top Beijing officials to meet Hong Kong business, political leaders to seek feedback on overhaul, sources say
China’s top legislative body to take up Basic Law amendments next month, so officials ‘need to work quickly to solicit feedback before that’, source says.
How China Plans to Control Hong Kong’s Elections and Elevate ‘Patriots’
New rules imposed by Beijing will make it nearly impossible for democracy advocates in the territory to run for chief executive or the legislature.
How China Plans to Control Hong Kong’s Elections and Elevate ‘Patriots’
New rules imposed by Beijing will make it nearly impossible for democracy advocates in the territory to run for chief executive or the legislature.
Chinese tech giant Baidu could raise $3.6 billion in Hong Kong listing this month
Baidu also set up a standalone electric vehicle business with automaker Geely and is raising money for a biotechnology company. The company said it would use the proceeds from the Hong Kong listing to …
Chinese tech giant Baidu could raise $3.6 billion in Hong Kong listing this month
Baidu also set up a standalone electric vehicle business with automaker Geely and is raising money for a biotechnology company. The company said it would use the proceeds from the Hong Kong listing to …
Facebook killed off its third US-Hong Kong undersea internet cable project in 6 months, citing US political pressure
Facebook said it withdrew its proposal to the FCC due to concerns from the US government about communication links with Hong Kong.
Facebook killed off its third US-Hong Kong undersea internet cable project in 6 months, citing US political pressure
Facebook said it withdrew its proposal to the FCC due to concerns from the US government about communication links with Hong Kong.