Some global companies are considering shifting some of their treasury operations out of Hong Kong as the United States moves to end the city’s privileges, senior bankers said, in the latest blow to …
Key Dates in Hong Kong’s Anti-Government Protests
The national security legislation prompted U.S. President Donald Trump to move ahead and strip the financial hub of the special treatment Washington affords it that is seen as key to its success as a …
Most U.S. Firms in Hong Kong Say China’s Security Law Will Hurt Business
The vast majority of U.S. firms in Hong Kong are worried about China’s new national-security laws for the city, according to a new survey that highlights rising concerns among executives in the global …
Now sanction China, Hong Kong rebel tells PM
One of Hong Kong’s most prominent democracy leaders has said that Boris Johnson’s promise to allow millions of the territory’s people to become British citizens should be bolstered with sanctions on …
China hits back at UK criticism of Hong Kong security law
China has lashed out at the UK over its criticism of Beijing’s planned national security law for Hong Kong, warning it to “step back from the brink” and “abandon” its Co …
Explainer: Dollar Peg Is Critical to Hong Kong Amid U.S. Threats, China Worries
China’s plans to impose a national security law on Hong Kong and moves by the United States to begin withdrawing privileges enjoyed by the city under U.S. law have unsettled investors. They have also …
Macquarie Surrenders Office Space in Hong Kong’s Top Building
Macquarie Group Ltd. is handing back a portion of its office space in Hong Kong’s One International Finance Centre, a move expected to become increasingly popular among finance firms in the city.
UK talks to ‘Five Eyes’ allies about potential Hong Kong exodus
Britain’s foreign minister said he has spoken to “Five Eyes” allies about potentially opening their doors to Hong Kongers if Beijing’s plans to impose a national security law on the city sparks an …
More than half the U.S. firms in Hong Kong are ‘very concerned’ about the new security law, survey shows
The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong surveyed 180 members on how China’s proposed national security law has affected their view of the city.
Hong Kong AmCham Employees Allege Unfair Dismissal, SCMP Says
Three former employees of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong have alleged they were unfairly dismissed after raising concerns about the annual bonus of the business group’s president, the …