Hong Kong’s market rally has brought out the best in people

So here is a festive review of how the stock market rally is not only helping brokers reap bigger bonuses, but also seems to be encouraging Hong Kong people to give away more to good causes. The Community Chest, Hong Kong’s largest charity body ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong stocks rev higher ahead of extended Christmas break

Hong Kong stocks rose in early trading on Friday, the last trading session before the Christmas holidays, with financials and Hong Kong real estate shares leading gains. The Hang Seng Index was ... 0.5 per cent to HK$79.95. Bank of China was also up ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong seals first aircraft leasing deal under new tax regime

The first aircraft rental transaction to take advantage of new tax benefits designed to help Hong Kong’s aviation leasing companies compete with those in rivals leasing centres was completed this week. ICBC Financial Leasing’s decision to use Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)

HONG KONG PRESS: News Headlines On Friday, December 22

HONG KONG (Dec 22) -- Heres a roundup of local news: *China securities regulator says no change to pace of IPO reviews: sources Chinas securities regulator told a recent meeting with investment banks that there has been no change to the pace for reviews of ... ( read original story ...)

IPO hopeful Xiaomi set to blow past 2017 revenue target

HONG KONG: Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Inc has told bankers ... which one source said would make a $100 billion valuation at IPO look "reasonable". A spokeswoman for Xiaomi - that is expected to soon mandate its leading banks for an IPO - confirmed ... ( read original story ...)

Abused Indonesian: Hong Kong needs more safeguards for maids

Former Indonesian maid Erwiana Sulistyaningsih attends a news conference in Hong Kong, Friday, Dec. 22, 2017. The court on Thursday ordered the former abusive employer Law Wan-tung to pay Erwiana HK$809,430 (US$103,500) in damages for abusing her between ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong opens bourse to ‘new economy’ IPOs under new rules

Hong Kong’s stock exchange has unveiled the biggest overhaul of its listing rules and procedures in recent decades, giving it a better shot at accommodating the next Alibaba. Biotechnology firms, companies with multiple classes of shares, and technology ... ( read original story ...)