China's Pony.ai on Thursday saw its shares drop over 12%, while rival WeRide fell nearly 8% as the autonomous driving companies began trading in Hong Kong. Pony.ai and WeRide, which are already listed ...
WeRide Lists on Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Becoming World’s First Publicly Traded Robotaxi Company in Hong Kong and US
WeRide (HKEX: 0800.HK, NASDAQ: WRD), a global leader in autonomous driving technology, today announced its successful listing on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (HKEX) under the stock code ...
Nothing stands in Pony.ai’s way as firm lists in Hong Kong, CEO James Peng says
Hong Kong listing broadens investor base as the autonomous-driving company expands robotaxi services in mainland and abroad, founder says.
Hong Kong Developer Plans Creditor Haircuts in Bid to Shore Up Finances
Hong Kong plans to ease rules to encourage crypto trading activity in the city. Crypto trading platforms licensed by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission will be allowed to connect local ...
Hong Kong Laureate Forum kicks off as city woos global science talent
The second edition of the Hong Kong Laureate Forum began on Wednesday, bringing together Shaw Prize winners and 200 young researchers as part of a major push to establish the city as a global hub for ...
Hong Kong police arrest 80 suspects linked to one of the biggest crypto frauds in city
Those arrested include social media influencers who allegedly assisted in the promotion of the scam. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Hong Kong arrests 80 in one of its biggest crypto frauds
Hong Kong police arrest dozens over the HK$1.6B JPEX crypto fraud, targeting investors with illegal cryptocurrency schemes and asset laundering.
China pins hopes on Olympic star for ‘high quality’ Hong Kong democracy
An Olympic gold medallist and other younger faces are entering upcoming elections in Hong Kong as China strives to shore up the legitimacy of the city's legislature even though it vets all prospective ...
Hong Kong freezes $354 million in assets linked to Cambodian tycoon accused of running forced labour camps
Authorities in Hong Kong have frozen assets worth $354 million tied to Cambodian businessman Chen Zhi’s Prince Holding Group, after US prosecutors accused him of operating forced labour compounds and ...
Hong Kong freezes US$354 million of assets tied to Prince Group syndicate
The Prince Group syndicate, run by Chinese-Cambodian tycoon Chen Zhi, is accused of operating large-scale online "scam centres" that used trafficked workers to defraud victims around the world.
Half-conscious Hong Kong driver sent to hospital after car crashes into truck
A Hong Kong driver has been taken to hospital in a half-conscious state after he allegedly lost control of his private car and hit a truck parked by the road in Kwai Chung.
China places a Hong Kong-sized bet on Western decline
A FTER 110 years of existence, the tiny Jamia Mosque in Hong Kong is safe from a developer’s wrecking ball. Declared an official monument in 2022, the landmark can probably thank geopolitics for its ...
Singapore, aware of ‘opportunity that lies ahead, name squad for Hong Kong decider
Lee, whose exploits against India prompted the Football Association of Singapore to keep him on in the interim role for the Hong Kong game -- even though they are understood to be closing in on a ...
Hong Kong jumps to fourth in digital competitiveness ranking, Singapore at No 3
Among three major indicators, Hong Kong ranks fifth in ‘Knowledge’, third in ‘Technology’ and climbs five places to 10th in ‘Future Readiness’.