JD.com shares rose on their first day of trading in Hong Kong, as the Chinese e-commerce company completed a secondary listing to coincide with its flagship annual sales event.
Mao’s ‘Magic Weapon’ Casts a Dark Spell on Hong Kong
Days earlier, a former Hong Kong chief executive and a vice chairman of the Chinese government’s political advisory body had castigated the bank for not issuing a statement back …
HSBC: Hong Kong Exposure Is A Long-Term Liability
It’s dependent on it. The city provides a third of revenue and over half of profits. The bank is so linked to Hong Kon …
G7 urges China to reconsider new Hong Kong security laws
G7 calls on China to reconsider national security law for Hong Kong
The Group of Seven leading economies is calling on China to reconsider plans to impose a national security law in Hong Kong, according to a joint statement issued on Wednesday. The national security …
G7 foreign ministers urge China not impose security law on Hong Kong
The G7 foreign ministers issued a joint statement on Wednesday calling on China not to follow through with plans to impose national security legislation on Hong Kong.
US Wants Undersea Data Cable To Skip Hong Kong
US Justice Department officials on Wednesday recommended that a high-capacity undersea data cable system proposed by Google and Facebook bypass Hong Kong, citing potential national security concerns …
Singapore exchange suffers persistent run of delistings
Singapore’s stock exchange is on course for another dismal year of delistings as scarce liquidity and governance scandals undermine its efforts to compete with regional rival Hong Kong. Nine companies …
From A Green Building Vision To Community Impact: A Sustainable Urban Biodiversity Museum In Hong Kong [Video]
Nature Discovery Park showcases Hong Kong’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage with a journey that connects the elements of “earth”, “sea”, “sky” and “art”. ] …
What Will Happen to Your Business in Hong Kong?
Recent developments in Hong Kong pose significant threats to foreign firms operating there – of which 1,300 or so are US firms. What exactly happens to them w …