Hong Kong stocks end lower, dragged by financials

Financial stocks led Hong Kong’s main share index to a lower ... dropped 1.53 per cent to HK$38.60 while China Construction Bank finished down 1.27 per cent at HK$5.45. “We expect the Hang Seng index to remain weak before the holiday season. ( read original story ...)

Hang Seng Index Erosion Continues, Trade Concerns In Focus

Although US bond yields edged slightly lower on the day, there were still important concerns surrounding the impact of higher yields on the Hong Kong economy with further vulnerability in the property sector. The Hang Seng index opened slightly higher ... ( read original story ...)

In Beijing and Hong Kong, SPS Grows Global Partnerships

To that end, SPS traveled to Beijing and Hong Kong to connect with top government, business, and university officials, as well as continue to build our alumni network abroad. Over the course of the 10-day trip, we were privileged to meet with university ... ( read original story ...)

Company history

HSBC was born from one simple idea – a local bank serving international needs. In March 1865, HSBC opened its doors for business in Hong Kong, and today we serve around 46 million customers in 71 countries and territories. The experiences of the past 150 ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong's Tiger Parents Skip the Clarinet Lessons

Dec.20 -- Robotics and coding lessons are replacing traditional after-school activities in Hong Kong, as parents try to give their children a head start for the future. Chinese hardware startups are helping to power the boom. ( read original story ...)