Category: BUSINESS

Disruption reigns in Hong Kong’s burgeoning start-up scene Five founders of disruptive tech enterprises share why they call the city home. After working as a commercial banker for more than 15 ...

A Hong Kong court on Friday dismissed an appeal by an activist jailed for secession under a China-imposed security law to gain early release from prison.

For years Hong Kong rivaled London and New York as a global financial center. No more. Global financial centers don’t have political prisoners.

Most executives expect revenue growth next year, and hiring intentions are at a four-year high, CPA Australia report says.

Companies face nearly US$770 million in spending they cannot handle without business model changes, says government-commissioned report.

HONG KONG: TNG FinTech Group Inc, a Hong Kong-based digital wallet operator founded in 2013, is poised to close a funding round and is targeting a valuation of about US$500mil, according to a ...

In the latest report of Yahoo Finance, Edward Moncreiffe, CEO of Global Insurance at HSBC, emphasized that Hong Kong must focus on enhancing its physical and digital infrastructure, regulatory ...

The double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA) with China also makes HK an attractive destination for startups. According to Euromonitor International, Hong Kong is one of the most digitally ...

Hong Kong stocks traded near a three-week high as investors weighed the prospect of stimulus measures from Beijing against the backdrop of heightened trade tensions.

Chief Executive John Lee has said he is “confident” that investors in the government’s Northern Metropolis development project will see good returns, after the city’s business sector signed a letter ...

EV makers Xpeng and Li Auto lead losers; China Mobile slips after making a takeover offer for broadband service provider HKBN.

Some 7,689 real estate transactions worth US$8.2 billion were completed last month, according to the Land Registry.

Company insider has a solid background, but will have to prove to investors that she is the right person for the job, analysts say.

The fintech platform which has presence in Singapore and Japan, will use this funding round to fund its “aggressive expansion plans” across Asia.