The government wants to deny Jimmy Lai the lawyer of his choice.
Spiking inflation leading to rising costs? Hong Kong’s businesses likely to make consumers bear burden, experts say
The experts on Tuesday said worsening inflation would inevitably threaten the survival of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and could trigger business closures, but its overall impact on Hong ...
Hong Kong’s love of meat risks leaving the city on the wrong side of progress
As Hong Kong opens a new dairy farm training school, the rest of the world is already moving towards innovative and cruelty-free food production Missing the boat on plant-based and lab-grown animal ...
Xi Jinping’s initial-public-offering boom
A flurry of smaller telecommunication firms have flocked to the Beijing Stock Exchange, which launched last year under the guidance of Xi Jinping, China’s leader. At first glance, this suggests Mr ...
Exclusive: China set to fine Ant Group over $1 bln, signalling revamp nears end-sources
Chinese authorities are poised to impose a fine of more than $1 billion on Jack Ma's Ant Group, said six sources with direct knowledge of the matter, setting the stage for ending the fintech company's ...
6 Apple Daily execs plead guilty to charges under Hong Kong law aimed at silencing opposition
Six former executives of a now-defunct Hong Kong pro-democracy newspaper on Tuesday pleaded guilty to a collusion charge under the National Security Law that has silenced and jailed most opposition ...
Sunshine Insurance Wins HKEX Approval for $1 Billion IPO
Private Chinese insurer Sunshine Insurance Group Co. passed a hearing for an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the HKEX said Monday. The Beijing-based company won approval from ...
Hong Kong’s Quantifeed Near Deal for UK Fintech Alpima, Sources Say
Quantifeed, a Hong Kong-based fintech firm backed by HSBC Holdings Plc’s asset management arm, has acquired UK peer Alpima in a move that boosts its global footprint and product offerings.
China’s Top Nickel Trader Mines for $600 Million in Hong Kong IPO
China’s leading nickel trader Lygend Resources & Technology Co. Ltd. has kicked off its Hong Kong IPO and is aiming to raise up to HK$4.64 billion ($594 million) in fresh capital. Lygend is one of a ...
Exclusive: China set to fine Ant Group over $1 billion, signalling revamp nears end-sources
HONG KONG, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Chinese authorities are poised to impose a fine of more than $1 billion on Jack Ma's Ant Group, said six sources with direct knowledge of the matter, setting the stage ...
The 12Th Asian Logistics, Maritime And Aviation Conference Opens
DHL Express (Hong Kong), Fox Chu, Partner of McKinsey, John Parkes, Managing Director - Integrated Logistics of Kerry Logistics and Graziano Terenzi, CEO of Inglobe Technologies, will discuss the ...
Citibank expects Hong Kong property prices to fall another 10 per cent, bottom out in second quarter of 2023
Hong Kong property prices are expected to bottom out in the second quarter of next year at the earliest, following an estimated drop of 20 per cent from a record high posted in 2021, Citibank said on ...
Hong Kong: City on Fire review – shocking violence in China’s city of dissent
A new and deeply moving documentary underscores the high price that Hong Kong’s young have paid for their social justice activism ...
Hong Kong wealth management start-up Quantifeed buys UK fintech firm to create platform to manage US$20bn of assets
Quantifeed, a Hong Kong wealth management start-up backed by HSBC and Franklin Templeton, said it has bought Alpima, a London-based portfolio construction fintech company. The deal will create a ...