A Japanese man reported losing HK$1,700 (US$217) worth of computer game credits in May after being fooled by a fake video interview apparently with the chief executive of a bank in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong offers $1m bounty for eight pro-democracy activists who fled into exile
Police offer HK$1m (£100,761) for each individual on list that includes former MPs, saying they are wanted under draconian national security laws ...
Hong Kong Retail Sales Climb Further as Economy Bounces Back
Hong Kong’s retail sales rose in May for a sixth straight month as the Asian financial hub’s post-pandemic recovery continues.
Hong Kong Leads Asian Market Rally, EV Stocks Surge
Asian equities largely gained on Monday with Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturers among the strongest performers after record monthly deliveries. Hong Kong’s market led the region despite data ...
China’s IPO Activity Seen Fading as Economic Woes Drag on Demand
Mainland China remained the world’s busiest spot for initial public offerings during the first half of the year, but slowing economic growth is expected to increasingly drag on domestic activity.Most ...
Hong Kong Bourse May Stop The Bleeding On Monday
The Hong Kong stock market has finished lower in consecutive trading days, skidding more than 260 points or 1.3 percent along the ...
BOC Aviation delivers first of two A320neos to Viva Aerobus
BOC Limited announced that it has delivered the first of two new Airbus A320NEO aircraft for lease to Aeroenlaces Nacionales, S.A. de C.V. trading as Viva Aerobus ...
HSBC blocking of Hong Konger pensions matter of ‘deep concern’, say US, UK lawmakers
Two influential lawmakers in the United States and Britain accused HSBC on Friday of contributing to the oppression of people in Hong Kong by thwarting their attempts to access pension funds in order ...
HSBC accused of persecuting dissident Hong Kongers who flee territory
HSBC has been accused by UK and US politicians of persecuting dissident Hong Kongers who leave the country over pension rights. Alicia Kearns, a Conservative MP and chairman of the foreign affairs ...
US, UK politicians slam HSBC for ‘rejecting early MPF withdrawal requests’ of Hong Kong BN(O) passport holders
Mike Gallagher and Alicia Kearns express ‘deep concerns’ over bank’s alleged decision to reject early withdrawal requests.
Hong Kong’s GDP surpasses HK$2.8 trillion; average growth rate above developed economies: finance secretary
As Hong Kong marks the 26th anniversary of its return to the motherland on July 1, 2023, the GDP of the city has surpassed HK$2.8 trillion ($357.3 billion), doubling from 26 years ago, Finance ...
Hong Kong’s John Lee warns against global ranking slide, urges city to regain competitiveness and reveals plans to help elderly poor
Chief Executive John Lee says city ‘on the right track’ to win against other cities, must widen scope of poverty alleviation efforts to elderly singles and couples living alone.
Hong Kong Is ‘Embracing’ Web3 With New Task Force
The territory’s pro-crypto financial secretary, Paul Chan, says Web3 development represent a "golden opportunity." ...
Hong Kong slides into ninth place worldwide for IPOs after fundraising falls to 20-year low in first half of 2023
Hong Kong fell to ninth place in a global ranking of IPO venues, but analysts are optimistic the city can repeat last year’s performance and make a strong comeback in the second half of 2023.