Hong Kong's status as an international financial hub has provided a "competitive advantage" to the Greater Bay Area in financial services over its ...
China Evergrande’s ex-CEO sells Hong Kong home at almost half of purchase price
China Evergrande's former CEO, who Chinese regulators recently said was "uncontactable", has sold his home in Hong Kong at a loss of HK$74 million ($9.48 million) from the purchase price, according to ...
Hang Seng Index opens lower ahead of BOJ decision
Hong Kong stocks slipped at the opening of trading on Friday morning as investors awaited a key policy decision by the Bank of Japan later in the ...
US sanctions Hong Kong companies for alleged support of Russia’s ‘war economy’
The US Department of Treasury sanctioned Hong Kong companies under Executive Order (EO) 14024 on Wednesday in response to the companies' alleged support of Russia's economy amid the War in Ukraine.
Hong Kong rule of law ‘profoundly compromised’, says British judge who quit post there
The rule of law in Hong Kong is "profoundly compromised" in areas of the law where the government has strong opinions, a British judge who recently resigned from the top Hong Kong appeals court said ...
Chinese tech stars Alibaba, JD fuel convertible bond surge, likely ‘precursor’ to IPO rush
“Our hope is that this would be a precursor or a preview for eventually the IPO market to come back,” he said. Funds raised by new listings on the Hong Kong stock exchange fell 32 per cent in the ...
Six Hong Kong banks stand pat on rates as wait for borrowing-cost relief extends
HSBC, Hong Kong’s biggest note-issuing bank, and DBS Hong Kong will keep their key lending and deposit rates unchanged, meaning mortgage borrowers and companies face a longer wait for relief.
Hong Kong wants residents to smile more but experts warn prices and competition are bigger issues for tourism
Chief Executive John Lee urged residents to be more courteous, to smile more and to “go the extra mile to promote Hong Kong’s hospitality.”
Hong Kong’s new hi-tech star: SmartMore.
In a significant endorsement of Hong Kong’s aspirations to become a leading technological hub, SmartMore, a smart manufacturing start-up founded by a Chinese University of Hong Kong professor in 2019, ...
Applications to open for first batch of 4,440 Hong Kong ‘light public housing’ flats on June 24
Hong Kong Secretary for Housing Winnie Ho says rents for flats in Yuen Long and Ngau Tau Kok will range from HK$740 to HK$2,650
Hong Kong slams ‘unfounded and biased’ European Commission report on city’s political developments
EU's executive arm issues annual report on Hong Kong, prompting government condemnation of those 'slandering the city's situation' Hong Kong has hit back at the European Commission over an annual ...
The third Hong Kong Science Fair offered a mega showcase of ingenious inventions by local talent and drew a record 30,000-strong attendance
Hong Kong’s young talent of innovation and technology unleashed their potential on this nurturing platform, which also serves as an established launchpad for innovation.
The first international eDNA workshop in Hong Kong empowers next-generation eDNA researchers
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Hong Kong protests, 5 years on: How China’s approach to governing the city has changed
How has China's approach to governing Hong Kong changed, since the massive street protests five years ago? CNA's East Asia Tonight takes an in-depth analysis with National University of Singapore's ...