A marathon court hearing for 47 democracy activists charged under Hong Kong’s national security law entered its fourth day on Thursday, as the court deliberates whether the defendants will be granted …
EXPLAINER: What to look for at China’s annual Congress
China’s legislature begins its annual meeting this week with economic growth, climate and a crackdown on political opponents in Hong Kong expected to be on the agenda …
InvestHK of the HKSAR encourages Australian companies to leverage Hong Kong’s business advantages in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
HONG KONG, Mar 2, 2021 – () – Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK), a department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government (HKSAR), hosted a hybrid …
Global Fintech Company Enfusion Expands Presence in India With New Offices and Record Hires
Enfusion doubles office space in Mumbai, opens new office in Bengaluru as adoption of innovative cloud-native technology and managed services grows NEW YORK, LONDON and HONG KONG, March 3, 2021 …
Hong Kong energy fund sues Japan in groundbreaking case
The Japanese government has been thrust into “crisis mode” after a Hong Kong-based renewable energy fund broke a longstanding taboo and became the first to lodge an arbitration claim against the state …
‘Two sessions’: China expected to unveil new controls on Hong Kong
China is expected to unveil new political controls on Hong Kong at this week’s meeting of its rubber-stamp parliament, which is also likely to showcase President Xi Jinping’s further consolidation of …
“Patriots governing Hong Kong” principle conducive to Hong Kong’s prosperity, stability: business sector
Hong Kong’s business sector has said the principle of “patriots governing Hong Kong” is conducive to Hong Kong’s long-term prosperity and stability, as well as people’s well-being, and called for …
Trading Stamp Duty Won’t Harm Hong Kong’s Competitiveness, Says Finance Chief
Hong Kong’s decision to raise the stamp duty on stock trading won’t harm the competitiveness of the financial hub, the city’s finance chief said.
More than 100 office buildings in Hong Kong need significant upgrades. Here’s why
Covid-19 has disrupted all industries, and real estate is no exception. Trends such as e-commerce, flexible working and wellness have been accelerated, end-user preferences shifted, and supply and …
Why are Hong Kong’s vital low-carbon policies missing from the budget?
Business leaders are ready to capitalise on China’s climate and dual circulation policies but frustratingly, where policy is needed, they see little movement from the Hong Kong government.