Hong Kong's leader brushes off concerns over lacklustre Easter ... the "Art March" campaign last month had drawn more than 4 million attendees, as he urged business operators to explore new ways to ...
Multi-strategy hedge funds in Hong Kong and Singapore are booming. Here’s why they’re tapping the Middle East to get to the next level.
New launches and long-time players in Singapore and Hong Kong are looking westward as they expand.
Fintech Adyen and PayMe by HSBC to Expand Businesses’ Client Reach in Hong Kong
Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for leading enterprise businesses, announced its partnership with PayMe by HSBC.
Is Hong Kong’s IPO slump irreversible?
The Chinese financial hub just posted its worst first quarter for IPO proceeds in 15 years. With China’s economy stumbling and new local security laws deterring global investors, can anything stop the ...
Hong Kong’s IPO market is looking up as pipeline grows, while mainland bourses to struggle amid regulatory curbs: Deloitte
Hong Kong's stock exchange could host 80 new listings in 2024 with estimated proceeds of HK$100 billion (US$12.8 billion), Deloitte China forecasts Some 155 listings in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing ...
Hong Kong braces for another sweltering year; Observatory expects greater number of stronger typhoons
Hong Kong’s forecaster says the city should brace for another sweltering year with possibly more typhoons than normal. The Hong Kong Observatory noted that 2023 was the city’s second-warmest year ...
US treads carefully in responding to Hong Kong’s new national security law
The U.S. has denounced Hong Kong’s new national security law as a tool to potentially silence dissent both at home and abroad, but so far the action from Washington has been notably muted, ...
Hong Kong Bourse May Halt Losing Streak
The Hong Kong stock market has finished lower in two straight sessions, slumping almost 210 points or 1.3 percent along the way. The ...
Hong Kong trial run for waste-charging scheme gets take-up rate of as little as 20% from some participants, environment secretary says
Environmental chiefs say they did not anticipate the city’s continued economic woes when it was decided to push ahead with waste-charging proposal.
How should businesses navigate Hong Kong’s Article 23 law? The Post seeks out corporate lawyers for answers
Safeguarding National Security Ordinance has prompted concerns from some foreign investors over its possible implications, even as officials stress its stabilising impact Some corporate lawyers say ...
Hong Kong Sevens: New Zealand emerging from ruins of poor start to stand on cusp of immortality in sport’s spiritual home
Having ousted crowd favourites and perennial finalists Fiji, All Blacks now face old foes Australia for place in the final Captain Dylan Collier says a lot of work went into turning around a ...
One of the oldest hotels in Hong Kong is the definition of luxury. 13 photos offer a glimpse inside Art Basel’s hotel partner, The Peninsula.
The Peninsula Hong Kong offers luxurious suites, restaurants, and amenities. Explore the hotel that has hosted stars such as Madonna and Tom Cruise.
Hong Kong catering sector not ready for twice-delayed waste-charging scheme: top government adviser
Executive Council member warns industry's personnel shortage is making it difficult to ensure waste is properly recycled, days after pay-as-you-throw trial run launches Lawmaker calls for focus on ...
Hong Kong Sevens: fans prepare to bid farewell to stadium that hosts biggest party in town
This weekend's tournament will be the last held at Hong Kong Stadium, with next year's to be hosted at the new Kai Tak Sports Park Some fans fear the move may rob the tournament of its freewheeling ...