Beijing’s tightened grip on the finance hub will make it harder for Hong Kong to diversify its economic base and keep pace with regional rivals in Singapore and Shenzhen …
Power utility CLP, the first major Hong Kong company to invest in Zhaoqing, eyes renewable energy projects to meet bay area’s electricity needs
CLP, Hong Kong’s largest power utility and the first major local company to invest in Zhaoqing more than two decades ago, will continue to supply electricity in the Greater Bay Area city to support …
Hong Kong’s financial future tied to Greater Bay Area growth, rising mainland China incomes, panel says
The potential for future growth in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) and rising incomes in mainland China will help Hong Kong maintain its role as an attractive destination for international investors and …
Hong Kong’s financial future tied to Greater Bay Area growth, rising mainland China incomes, panel says
The potential for future growth in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) and rising incomes in mainland China will help Hong Kong maintain its role as an attractive destination for international investors and …
U.S. Government Sells a Hong Kong Compound for $332 Million
The U.S. government agreed to sell a compound for consulate staff in one of Hong Kong’s most exclusive residential areas to a local developer for nearly a third of a billion dollars.
U.S. Government Sells a Hong Kong Compound for $332 Million
The U.S. government agreed to sell a compound for consulate staff in one of Hong Kong’s most exclusive residential areas to a local developer for nearly a third of a billion dollars.
Yum China Has Hong Kong’s Weakest Debut in More Than a Year
Yum China Holdings Inc. recorded the worst stock debut in more than a year among billion-dollar listings in Hong Kong.
Yum China Has Hong Kong’s Weakest Debut in More Than a Year
Yum China Holdings Inc. recorded the worst stock debut in more than a year among billion-dollar listings in Hong Kong.
‘Not a great day’ for Yum China’s IPO debut in Hong Kong: BOCOM International
Yum China’s initial public offering debut in Hong Kong could have had its valuation referenced from its U.S.-listed entity, says Hao Hong from the Bank of Communications International.
Why Sydney might finally challenge Hong Kong as a finance hub
Former Macquarie banker Andrew Low, who will lead a new group advising government, reckons Hong Kong will be dominated by Chinese firms and global companies will look elsewhere.