China's SenseTime relaunched its $767 million Hong Kong IPO on Monday (0).It comes a week after the artificial intelligence start-up was placed on a U.S. investment blacklist and postponed its listing ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong IPO funds raised fall by 20 per cent and city slips to fourth place for 2021, HKEX says
Hong Kong’s annual tally of IPOs shrank this year for the first time since 2017, as a regulatory crackdown on technology companies in mainland China sent a chill through the market and almost halted ... ( read original story ...)
Int’l community commends successful LegCo election in Hong Kong
Provided by Xinhua Experts and scholars said the election truly implemented the principle of patriots governing Hong Kong which is conducive to Hong ... ( read original story ...)
Conservation over quick profit? How heritage and revitalisation projects are infusing new energy into old properties in Hong Kong
Nearly 130 monuments and 1,444 historical buildings in Hong Kong are categorised into three grades, based on their heritage value Conservation and revitalisation projects, while paying tribute to the ... ( read original story ...)
Beijing’s national security law will move ‘pretty fast’ in Hong Kong, says research firm
Simon Cartledge of Big Brains discusses what can be expected from Hong Kong's new legislative council and the uncertainty surrounding who the city's next leader might be. ( read original story ...)
Richard Li’s FWD withdraws US IPO plan with pivot to Hong Kong
FWD Group, the Hong Kong-based insurer backed by billionaire Richard Li, withdrew its U.S. initial public offering as China tightens its grip on overseas listings. . Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Legislative Council election: shake-up in victorious pro-Beijing camp, with surprise losers, big winners and ‘elite newcomers’
Parties that only managed to hang on to the same number of seats as before, or even lost some, might see their influence diluted in the bigger 90-member Legco. ( read original story ...)
Chinese artificial intelligence start-up relists Hong Kong IPO after US blacklisting
SenseTime, which is a Chinese artificial intelligence start-up, has revived its initial public offering, proceeding with Hong Kong listing on Monday (December 20). The decision comes a week after it ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Warns Banks as It Names Five More Chinese Officials Under Hong Kong Act
The United States on Monday named five already-sanctioned Chinese officials it said had contributed to undermining Hong Kong's democracy and warned that foreign financial institutions that conduct ... ( read original story ...)
SenseTime relaunches US$767 million Hong Kong IPO after US investment ban
Chinese artificial intelligence start-up SenseTime Group relaunched its US$767 million Hong Kong IPO on Monday (Dec 20), a week after pulling the listing in the wake of the company's inclusion on a US ... ( read original story ...)
SenseTime relaunches Hong Kong IPO to raise $767 million
SenseTime's first attempt at listing was shelved last Monday after the company was placed on a US investment blacklist. The startup plans to sell 1.5 billion shares in the IPO, with the final price du ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Christmas cracker project teaches teens about business, gets ethnic minority and international school students working together
Lessons from Hong Kong business leaders help students design, produce and sell more than 30,000 crackers, raising funds for Zubin Foundation. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong elections: voters living in Guangdong find it easy to cast ballots at border but critics say arrangements lack public scrutiny
Hongkongers living in mainland China were pleased they could vote in Sunday’s Legislative Council election at polling stations set up at three land border checkpoints, although some critics said the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong legislative polls close amid lower voter turnout
About a third of voters in Hong Kong cast their ballots in the first election since Beijing amended the laws to reduce the number of directly elected lawmakers and vet candidates to ensure that only t ... ( read original story ...)