China's suppression of civil liberties in Hong Kong under cover of national security poses a threat to its own economic interests.
Hong Kong’s low-paid workers find little to celebrate about as new minimum wage formula gets nod
Thirteen years after statutory minimum wage introduced, a new formula that bars any rate cuts in future has been approved.
Apollo Had Some Death Bets
Apollo Global Management Inc. bet on the longevity of senior citizens by acquiring illegal life insurance policies and funneling the payouts through shell entities, according to a new lawsuit. ...
Hong Kong shops shut amid post pandemic downturn
STORY: Jacky Yu is closing his Japanese gift shop in Hong Kong after 12 years. He has made the difficult decision to move it online. His store is located in the city's shopping district of Mong Kok, a ...
Hong Kong SMEs’ second-quarter business confidence shaky as consumer spending remains a concern
Hong Kong SMEs’ confidence in the second-quarter business outlook has improved slightly, but it remains well below the year-earlier level when confidence soared on the back of border reopening, survey ...
PetroChina profit boosted by stronger gas sales and fuel demand
China's top energy producer PetroChina , posted a 4.7% rise in first-quarter net income on Monday helped by growth in natural gas and a recovery in fuel demand.
Extension of business visas double delight for recovering Hong Kong
Holders of documents in mainland China will be able to enjoy 14 days from next week, and talent scheme will be expanded to Beijing and Shanghai.
Asia’s First Spot Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Start Trading In Hong Kong
Hong Kong on Tuesday launched trading of Asia's first spot bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs), moving forward in the city's race to become a regional virtual asset investment hub.
Hong Kong’s Executive Council approves new mechanism that blocks cuts to minimum wage
Source says Executive Council has agreed to annual review of minimum wage as well as introduction of formula which will not allow future pay cuts.
Hong Kong crypto ETF issuers unfazed by U.S. crackdown
As the United States ponders stricter regulations that might label Ethereum a security, Hong Kong ETF issuers aren’t breaking a sweat. They’re confident that U.S. regulatory shifts won’t rattle the ...
Bitcoin Wavers Around $63K, Awaiting Hong Kong Spot Crypto ETF Debut
Despite muted anticipation for the new products, an executive of one of the issuers reportedly expects that the first-day issuance of the Hong Kong offerings will exceed the U.S. debut in January.
3 ways Hong Kong can easily and quickly up its tourism game
Hong Kong has all the ingredients it needs, from its East-meets-West cultural history, free port tax-free status and vast natural attractions.
Hong Kong business sector, lawmakers hail minimum wage formula, but economist warns over risks of potential price spiral
Proponents say formula provides ‘objective data’ in determining wage levels, but one economist has warned the measure could trap the city in a wage-price spiral.
Hong Kong Stock Exchange say their goodbyes to first woman chair
"Iron Lady" Laura Cha concluded on Wednesday her six-year chairmanship as the first helmswoman of Hong Kong's ailing stock exchange, which has suffered