About 100 people were evacuated from an industrial building in Hong Kong on Tuesday when a warehouse burst into flames. At least three people, including a boy aged about 10, complained of feeling …
Hong Kong Faces an Uneven Recovery in 2021
Recession-hit Hong Kong is facing a long and bumpy road to recovery after closing out yet another tumultuous year in 2020.
Nasdaq-listed Chinese video platform Bilibili to raise over $2 billion in Hong Kong listing
Chinese video service Bilibili is gearing up for a secondary listing in Hong Kong which could raise over $2 billion, higher than it was previously anticipating.
Political pressure weighs on HSBC over Hong Kong activists
Having “piles of cash” around the house is not usually an admission a political leader is willing to make. But Hong Kong’s chief executive Carrie Lam revealed late last year that her salary was now …
China Moves to Punish Lawyers Hired to Help Hong Kong Activists
Lu Siwei and Ren Quanniu were barred from aiding a group of pro-democracy protesters who were arrested at sea, but could still lose their licenses.
China’s blue-chip stocks rally on consumer strength; Hong Kong down
SHANGHAI, Jan 5 (Reuters) – China’s blue-chip index extended gains on Tuesday, aided by jumps in consumer stocks, as investors hoped for more measures to spur the country’s consumption amid the …
Macao finishes 2020 with lowest gaming revenue total since 2010
A surge in COVID-19 cases in Hong Kong and the closure of several borders through the summer contributed to a 79.3 percent decline in revenue for Macao last year.
Macao finishes 2020 with lowest gaming revenue total since 2010
A surge in COVID-19 cases in Hong Kong and the closure of several borders through the summer contributed to a 79.3 percent decline in revenue for Macao last year.
Chinese Telecoms Dented in Hong Kong as NYSE Moves to Remove Them
The New York Stock Exchange will delist China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom – all top 20 telecoms globally – by January 11.
China’s Three Big Telcos Slide on NYSE Move to Delist Shares
China’s state-owned telecommunications companies declined in Hong Kong after the New York Stock Exchange said it’s delisting them to comply with a U.S. executive order that sanctioned companies …