Why Hong Kong going cashless is no small change

Hong Kong prides itself on being up to date with the latest technology, and the ­government likes to call it a “smart city”, but to really embrace that concept, many believe ­Hongkongers must abandon the idea that cash is king and join the global ... ( read original story ...)

KQ targets business travellers in codeshare deal with Hong Kong

National carrier Kenya Airways has signed a codeshare agreement with Hong Kong Airlines increasing its frequency between Nairobi and Hong Kong to daily flights with an eye on the growing trade between the two cities. KQ, as the carrier is known by its ... ( read original story ...)

Startup festival to lure investors

The festival will showcase Hong Kong’s vibrant start-up ecosystem with the help of a range of event organisers, local and international firms, and private and public sector support. Click here for festival details. ( read original story ...)

PwC: Hong Kong will have the most IPOs in 2017

Postal Savings Bank of China Chairman Li Guohua poses during the listing of the bank, the world's biggest initial public offering in two years, at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in Hong Kong, China. Reuters/Bobby Yip Hong Kong will continue to rank top ... ( read original story ...)

What can we expect in China in 2017?

As an example, it’s been very popular in 2016 to visit Hong Kong, buy single-premium life-insurance policies (with a value of up to $100 million!) using renminbi, and then use a variety of means to monetize the policy in US dollars. The credit-card ... ( read original story ...)