The Hong Kong government is barring most civil servants from using popular apps like WhatsApp, WeChat and Google Drive on their work computers due to potential security risks ...
China Resources Beverage shares jump almost 15% on Hong Kong IPO debut
Drinks maker China Resources Beverage's shares traded nearly 15% higher in their Hong Kong debut on Wednesday, giving dealmakers hope that more big-ticket initial public offerings could be on the way.
Hong Kong bourse’s profit beats estimates on China stimulus, rate cuts
Hong Kong's bourse operator reported a 7% rise in third-quarter profit on Wednesday, ahead of forecasts, as China's stimulus package and interest rate cuts by global central banks fuelled trading and listing activities.
China Resources Beverage shares jump 13.5% on Hong Kong IPO debut
Shares of drinks maker China Resources Beverage leapt 13.5% on its Hong Kong trading debut on Wednesday after raising $540 million in an initial public offering (IPO).
Alt-rock band Wellsaid on new album Regretopia, Hong Kong’s music community, and going viral on TikTok
Released via new local label Un.Tomorrow, the quartet’s album is a meditation on the city’s collective experiences – and regrets.
HSBC to split U.K. and Hong Kong banking arms into two separate units
HSBC’s overhaul will see the bank split into four separate units under the control of two distinct Eastern and Western markets divisions, new CEO Georges Elhedery said ...
China’s Horizon Robotics raises $696 million in biggest Hong Kong IPO of 2024, term sheet shows
Chinese autonomous driving firm Horizon Robotics has priced its shares at the top of its range to raise HK$5.4 billion ($696 million) according to a term sheet seen by Reuters, making it the biggest ...
Monkeys killed by soil infection at Hong Kong zoo, officials say
Melioidosis, a bacterial infection, was responsible for killing at least nine monkeys at a Hong Kong zoo, authorities said, as a further two died over the weekend, taking the total to 11 in the past ...
Hong Kong’s courts are independent, gov’t says after ex-top court judge says judiciary ‘too partial’ to authorities
Hong Kong’s courts are independent and proceedings are conducted in accordance with the evidence presented, the government has said after a former top court judge said the Judiciary was “too partial” ...
‘Hong Kong should always have an event’ – Robertson
Neil Robertson welcomes the recent announcement that this season's World Grand Prix will be staged in Hong Kong in March.
Hong Kong House Sells for $60 Million as Luxury Market Rebounds
A mansion in Hong Kong sold for HK$470 million ($60 million), in another sign that lower interest rates and new government measures are helping revive the luxury housing market in the Asian financial hub.
Hong Kong in talks to relax age limit for horse racing in tourism drive, culture chief says
Hong Kong is considering relax its age limit for attending horse races following calls from the city’s leader to develop “horse racing tourism,” the culture chief has said. Secretary for Culture, Sports,
Blackpink Lisa’s First Fan Meeting in Hong Kong: Where to Buy Tickets?
For her first-ever fan meeting in the city, Lisa of BLACKPINK will make her way to Hong Kong! The Thai rapper will greet her fans on November 19 as the last stop in the Asia fan meet tour. On September 24,
UOL, Hongkong Land, Guoco, Ho Bee stand to gain from portfolio restructuring amidst lower interest rate environment: DBS
UOL’s 50.4% owned subsidiary Singapore Land recently divested Stamford court for $132 million, while Ho Bee has sold its 49% stake in a new business park development for $205 million, the analysts ...