Hong Kong's government on Monday morning ended an unprecedented lockdown after testing thousands of residents living in an area that had reported an increasing number of coronavirus cases, authorities ... ( read original story ...)
TikTok rival Kuaishou to raise up to $6.3bn in Hong Kong IPO
Chinese livestreaming and short video group Kuaishou is set to raise up to $6.3bn in a Hong Kong initial public offering in a test of investor appetite for China’s tech sector as it faces growing ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Lifts First Virus Lockdown After 13 New Cases Found
Hong Kong lifted its first neighbourhood coronavirus lockdown on Monday morning after testing some 7,000 people and finding 13 cases as debate swirled over the efficacy of the move. Over the weekend ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Kuaishou Aims to Raise up to $5.42 Billion in Hong Kong IPO
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese online video company Kuaishou Technology is aiming to raise $4.95 billion to $5.42 billion in an initial public offering (IPO) that will be the largest in Hong Kong for ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese Video-App Firm Kuaishou Launches $5.4 Billion IPO in Hong Kong
Chinese video-clip and live-streaming group Kuaishou Technology is seeking to raise up to $5.4 billion from an initial public offering, joining a string of tech companies from China that have listed ... ( read original story ...)
Kuaisou Targets $5.4 Billion in Hong Kong IPO
Chinese short video startup Kuaishou is said to be targeting $5.4 billion in a Hong Kong share sale. It’s said to be one of the biggest internet IPOs since Uber. Bloomberg’s Julia Fioretti reports on ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong lifts lockdown in Kowloon district after testing 7,000 people
The Hong Kong government lifted a lockdown in an area of Kowloon district in the early hours of Monday after testing about 7,000 people for coronavirus to curb an outbreak in the densely populated ... ( read original story ...)
Self-exiled former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui gives evidence of frozen HSBC accounts to British parliament
Foreign Affairs Committee is expected to question bank CEO Noel Quinn and chief compliance officer Colin Bell over the matter on Tuesday. ( read original story ...)
China’s Growing Power Is Scaring Ordinary Savers Out of Hong Kong
Bank of America estimates outflows could reach $36 billion this year as anxious Hong Kong residents reassess their options ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Crackdown Is an Early Test for Biden
If the Biden administration was aiming to improve relations with China, events in the past few weeks have shown the depth of the chasm that has grown between Washington and Beijing in recent years on ... ( read original story ...)
Most Hong Kong firms plan to boost pay by 3 per cent but pace of hiring set to slow, survey finds
Some 82 per cent of firms will freeze their headcounts while about 35 per cent will either reduce their bonus payouts or offer no extra payment. ( read original story ...)
Kuaishou Seeks to Raise Up to $5.4 Billion in Hong Kong IPO
Kuaishou Technology, the main rival to ByteDance Ltd. in China, is seeking to raise as much as $5.4 billion in Hong Kong in what would be the world’s biggest internet initial public offering since ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Eases Kowloon Area Lockdown for Uninfected Residents
Hong Kong began easing a temporary lockdown on thousands of residents after carrying out mandatory testing for the coronavirus, allowing those with negative results to leave the affected area. ( read original story ...)
TOURISM IN HONG KONG SEVERELY IMPACTED BY COVID AND PROTESTS
Hong Kong has lost its status as a "tourism hub" in Asia due to a drop in domestic visitors from mainland China and the degradation of its international image abroad. The territory has had its worst ... ( read original story ...)