Category: BUSINESS

Under Chapter 18C of Hong Kong's listing rules, pre-revenue Big Tech companies valued at HK$15 billion to HK$20 billion can apply to raise capital The valuation can be cut to HK$8 billion if the ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong could damage its reputation as a financial hub if it gives haven to sanctions dodgers, the United States cautioned Saturday, after the city said it would not act against a superyacht ... ( read original story ...)

Readers discuss how Hong Kong can help solve China's chip supply issues, the possibility of including permanent residents in Greater Bay Area opportunities, the meagre wage increase for foreign ... ( read original story ...)

Per the exhibition announcement, the “Made” zone connects the past with the present while documenting the fascinating history and essence of Hong Kong through the aesthetics and powers of ... ( read original story ...)

Committed to promoting the development of the innovation and technology (I&T) industry and generating business opportunities across different sectors, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong businesses and the government could do more to educate consumers about the privacy risks of artificial intelligence (AI) as the technology will eventually become more widespread in ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong dealmakers expect China's 20th Party Congress next week to herald a shift in focus in Beijing back towards business and economic issues that could help revive the city's IPO issuance from ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong's COVID-19 guidelines may be easing the cap on public gatherings to 12 residents from the current four to return to normalcy. ( read original story ...)

Patrick Tu, the CEO of Dayta AI, tells us how retailers can analyze surveillance camera data and how they tackle privacy concerns. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong’s leader, John Lee, said Tuesday that the city had no legal basis to act on a Russian oligarch’s superyacht in the city. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong chief executive John Lee said the city will only comply with United Nations sanctions, not those imposed by individual countries. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong is playing a unique role as the gateway for Canadian business in Asia and beyond, according to a senior business executive. Philip Witherington, chief financial officer of Manulife, a ... ( read original story ...)

HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong’s leader John Lee said Tuesday he will only implement United Nations sanctions, after the U.S. warned the territory’s status as a financial center could be affected if it ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong chief executive says they will ‘comply’ with UN sanctions but not unilateral sanctions imposed by invidual jurisdictions ... ( read original story ...)