By Su Xinqi Cardinal Joseph Zen fled the communist takeover of China as a teenager and found sanctuary in Hong Kong, a bastion of religious freedom that he now fears could disappear under Beijing’s …
Motley Fool to close Hong Kong business due to political uncertainty
Investment news site Motley Fool will shutter its Hong Kong operations due to the uncertain political outlook in the Asian financial hub, according to a post on the company’s website earlier this week …
Singapore’s Cruises to Nowhere to Start in November
Singapore’s so-called cruises to nowhere will start next month with enhanced safety measures for Genting Hong Kong and Royal Caribbean International’s cruise lines in the city-state, according to the …
Motley Fool to Leave Hong Kong, Citing National Security Law
Motley Fool, the investing news site, said it will shut its Hong Kong operations because of the growing uncertainty of doing business in the city.
Motley Fool to Leave Hong Kong, Citing National Security Law
Motley Fool, the investing news site, said it will shut its Hong Kong operations because of the growing uncertainty of doing business in the city.
Expect Hong Kong markets to play catch up in Q4: Analyst
China Renaissance’s Andrew Maynard says the Hang Seng Index has room to move to the upside in Q4. He also expects H-shares prices to catch up to their A-shares counterparts early next year.
Business as usual: how a Hong Kong home provides the perfect work-life balance
The owners are parents who run their own family business from home. Sharing the 1,580 sq ft space … they rented it out for a few years until their daughter returned to Hong Kong from London, …
Expect Hong Kong markets to play catch up in Q4: Analyst
China Renaissance’s Andrew Maynard says the Hang Seng Index has room to move to the upside in Q4. He also expects H-shares prices to catch up to their A-shares counterparts early next year.
Hong Kong Stock Market May Run Out Of Steam On Wednesday
The Hong Kong stock market has finished higher in three straight sessions, jumping more than 700 points or 3.1 percent along the way. The Hang Seng Index now rests just beneath the 24,000-point …
Singapore moves closer to Hong Kong ‘air travel bubble’, considers opening borders unilaterally
Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung said Singapore will consider more travel bubbles with countries deemed safe even if they do not reciprocate.