The building is in Exchange Square, the complex that houses the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre and the Hong Kong stock exchange. have also convinced the likes of private equity firm ... ( read original story ...)
In 2020, There Was an Epic Collapse of Demand. Now, the Problem Is Supply.
Recent setbacks raise doubt about how quickly businesses can respond to customers who seem intent on spending freely. ( read original story ...)
Chinese companies using majority of African workers in Africa
The report, citing a number of scholars' research and consultancy's survey, showed Chinese companies involved in Africa's infrastructure projects hire more African workers than Chinese expatriates. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Olympic Committee vice-president appeals to government to help ‘kick-start’ sport again
Hong Kong Olympic Committee vice-president Kenneth Fok Kai-kong, who spoke at a InspiringHK Sports Foundation press conference, says he hopes people return to sport and physical activity. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks retreat from three-week high as strong China data heightens policy tightening concerns
Hong Kong stocks drop in early trading after a government report shows China’s factory-gate prices rose in March at the fastest pace in two years, stoking policy-tightening concerns. ( read original story ...)
Chinese billionaire family quietly expanding empire in Hong Kong
The government in Beijing will welcome more Chinese firms expanding in Hong Kong to boost business sentiment and create job opportunities, according to Mr Gary Ng, an economist at Natixis. "They will ... ( read original story ...)
Jan Jansen Appointed General Manager at Conrad Hong Kong
and his enthusiasm will continue to preserve hotel's prestigious title as one of the luxury hotels in Hong Kong. Born in Netherlands, Jansen holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration at ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s office market will bottom out in the second half this year as economic activity picks up, Colliers says
This is Hong Kong’s largest grade A office leasing deal since July 2019, and the largest in Kowloon East since April 2018, in terms of net floor area, according to CBRE. Lam Ka-sing is a business ... ( read original story ...)
How a Chinese Billionaire Family Is Quietly Expanding Its Empire in Hong Kong
The government in Beijing will welcome more Chinese firms expanding in Hong Kong to boost business sentiment and create job opportunities, according to Gary Ng, an economist at Natixis. “They will ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese Billionaire Family Quietly Expands Empire in Hong Kong
A mainland Chinese property family is quietly building a presence in Hong Kong by snapping up land plots and even a prominent local newspaper. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Property Giant to Boost Expansion in Health, Insurance
New World Development Co., one of Hong Kong’s biggest real estate companies, is accelerating its expansion into areas such as health care and insurance as it targets more business in mainland China. ( read original story ...)
Ousted Hong Kong prodemocracy lawmaker moves to Canada to start new life
Dennis Kwok was born in Edmonton but relinquished his Canadian citizenship in order to enter public life in Hong Kong in 2012. Mr. Kwok now plans to begin the process of regaining his Canadian citizen ... ( read original story ...)
Big Business Slams Hong Kong’s Move to Limit Company Registry
ICC-HK Chairman JP Lee said in the letter that the group was “at a loss” over the eagerness to push through the measures and that they will have “adverse consequences” for Hong Kong’s business ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks start with losses
HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks opened Thursday morning slightly lower as investors prepare for the start of the corporate earnings season. The Hang Seng Index slipped 0.25 percent, or 70.68 points, to 28 ... ( read original story ...)