OneForce To Raise Up To $11.8 Million In Hong Kong IPO

HONG KONG (Feb 12) -- China's OneForce Holdings on Monday said it expects to raise up to HK$92.2 million ($11.8 million) in gross proceeds from an initial public offering in Hong Kong. The electric power industry-focused information technology service ... ( read original story ...)

How free is Hong Kong?

Anything that causes people to worry about their health or security is bad news for Hong Kong, given its status as a tourism and business magnet. Confidence is critical in the former British colony, which prides itself on its reputation as one of the most ... ( read original story ...)

19 killed in Hong Kong double-decker bus crash

HONG KONG -- A double-decker bus lost control and crashed in a Hong ... Multiple passengers interviewed by the TVB and Cable TV news channels said the bus was speeding. The passengers were not identified by name. The South China Morning Post newspaper ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong double-decker bus crash kills 18

HONG KONG --A double-decker bus crashed in a Hong Kong suburb on ... the crash and offer financial assistance to the families of each victim, Reuters news agency reports. Photos and videos published by local media or posted by users on social media showed ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong double-decker bus mishap kills 19, hurts 60

The safety of Hong Kong’s notoriously crowded waterways has also remained under scrutiny since 39 people were killed when a high-speed ferry and a pleasure boat crashed in 2012. /cbb Don't miss out on the latest news and information. ( read original story ...)

19 killed, dozens hurt in Hong Kong double-decker bus crash

Multiple passengers interviewed by the TVB and Cable TV news channels said the bus was speeding. The passengers were not identified by name. Firemen work at the scene of a bus crash in Hong Kong, Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018. A double-decker bus crashed in a ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong bus union blames officials for fatal crash

A bus union representative has blamed the Hong Kong government for ­Saturday’s fatal crash in Tai Po, saying the accident raised again a host of issues. Wong Yu-loi of the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions cited excessive hours, a shortage of ... ( read original story ...)