In major news on Hong Kong stocks, Ping An Insurance Company of China ... Among its segments, the company’s core insurance business showed resilience, although it was offset by losses in asset ...
ZG Group And Aquila Aim To Score Hong Kong’s First De-SPAC Success
Aquila was Hong Kong’s first SPAC listing in March 2022 and is now on ... The company is also expanding its business to other industrial products apart from steel, such as electronic components, ...
Billionaire Peter Lee’s Semiconductor Startup Partners With Huawei Spinoff To Boost Hong Kong’s Chip Industry
Starfive, backed by the likes of Baidu, SoftBank Ventures Asia and Peter Lee’s family office Full Vision Capital, is working with Xfusion to establish an R&D facility in Hong Kong.
Riding the wave of Asia’s wealth evolution: DBS Bank Hong Kong unveils cutting-edge Treasures Centre
Bank’s intelligent advisory service aims to help clients navigate market opportunities, and leverages digital and AI capabilities to improve client experience.
Exclusive: UK’s Legal & General shelves China business licence plan, cuts headcount, sources say
British insurer and asset manager Legal & General has shelved a plan to obtain a China business licence and more than halved onshore headcount, two sources said, joining a list of global financial ...
With or Without Dior, Hong Kong Aims to Forge Ahead as Creative Hub of Asia
As Hong Kong gears up for another busy week around Art Basel, its efforts to reclaim its position as the hot spot of Asia are fueling conversations and spurring plenty into action - even in the ...
Hong Kong attracts hi-tech and R&D investment to shift spotlight to growth
Another 19 mainland China and US firms sign on to the OASES programme, which aims to attract investors and make Hong Kong a technology and innovation hub Another 19 firms have signed on to invest ...
Hong Kong braces for another sweltering year, with 5 to 8 typhoons predicted
Hong Kong will see yet another sweltering year with more typhoons in 2024, the forecaster has said. Last year was the city’s second-warmest since records began in 1884, with the annual mean ...
Hong Kong’s first university of applied sciences reveals plan to train local pilots and other aviation talent
Hong Kong Metropolitan University president Paul Lam says the institution has strong links with industries to help graduates become ‘work-ready’.
Self-Censorship, Hong Kong’s Next Export
Hong Kong’s new national security law will incentivize self-censorship by creatives of all kinds – including those far beyond Hong Kong’s borders.
Wary of new security law, foreign firms in Hong Kong bolster contingency plans
Vague provisions in Hong Kong's new national security law around state secrets and links to foreign entities have put on edge many global businesses in the financial hub, with some consultants and ...
Hong Kong to provide $25.6 million subsidy to China EV maker Hozon Auto
Hozon Auto is the latest mainland-headquartered company to establish a base in Hong Kong as China hopes to create a high-tech megalopolis in its southern Greater Bay Area to rival California’s Silicon ...
Freedom is dying in Hong Kong
The consequences for residents of Hong Kong are tragic. They are no longer a free people, though their freedoms have been squeezed for years now. The impact on the west is serious. A major center of ...
Hong Kong welcomes 19 companies from mainland China, US to set up or expand locally in latest bid to promote I&T development
Firms join 30 others announced last year in push by Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises, as city leader touts HK$40 billion investment and 13,000 jobs.