Oscar Coggins, who saw the boat about to impede the start of the Olympic triathlon, is happy with his 33rd-place finish and is now looking ahead to China National Games in September. ( read original story ...)
HKTDC Twin Jewellery Events Open in Hong Kong
The HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show and HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show, opened on 25 July at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) and will run ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong is the second simplest jurisdiction for business in the latest report by TMF Group; China and Indonesia drop in complexity
Hong Kong remains a great place for business according to the Global Business Complexity Index (GBCI) by TMF Group, a leading ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks lead Asia sell-off as China tuition reforms bite
Markets in Asia mostly fell Monday morning, led by Hong Kong after Beijing at the weekend further cracked down on China's tech firms, while education companies were hammered as the government unveiled ... ( read original story ...)
China Hong Kong is the second simplest jurisdiction for business in the latest report by TMF Group; Mainland China and Indonesia drop in complexity
China Hong Kong remains a great place for business according to the Global Business Complexity Index (GBCI) by TMF Group, a leading professional services firm. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks sink as tech sell-off persists after China unleashes new measures against Tencent, private education firms
Hong Kong stocks sank as a sell-off in Chinese technology stocks persisted after China unleashed a new round of regulatory tightening against private education companies and punished Tencent ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong’s Oscar Coggins 33rd in brutal triathlon marred by false start
The 21-year-old puts in a brave effort to clock 1:49:55 after half the athletes swam for 40 seconds before being forced to return to the starting pontoon with a boat obstructing the rest of the field. ( read original story ...)
ZumVet launches first virtual veterinary platform in Hong Kong
Singapore-based pet telehealth startup ZumVet today announced the launch of its platform in Hong Kong, a remote care solution offering a f ... ( read original story ...)
Beijing’s hard line is good for business in Hong Kong
Washington and the now-defanged local opposition predict Hong Kong's international financial status will suffer, or even be irreversibly lost, because of Beijing's crackdown. Those who know something ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong reflect on frustrating first day as table tennis and badminton players make strong start
Fencer Vivian Kong is unable to challenge for a podium place while gymnast Stone Shek suffers an ankle injury during his second vault. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics: Hong Kong’s Stephanie Au fails to make backstroke semi-finals, but delays retirement
Stephanie Au, the Hong Kong record-holder in the 100m backstroke, falls short in bid to reach Olympics last-16 but confirms she will swim on until Asian Games in Hangzhou. ( read original story ...)
Plan A or Plan B for business? What Wendy Sherman’s China visit tells foreign investors in Hong Kong
US relations, the deputy secretary of state simply turning up at bargaining table is best result in the circumstances. ( read original story ...)
More women are investing in Hong Kong, US amid a surge in online brokerages
Women might continue to be a minority among investors, but their numbers are growing at a faster pace then men, brokers said. Nasdaq-listed Futu Holdings, which offers online securities trading in ... ( read original story ...)
Tit-for-tat actions a threat for business in Hong Kong
American companies operating in Hong Kong are only too aware of the risks posed by deteriorating relations between the United States and China. The latest warning from Washington and fresh sanctions ... ( read original story ...)