Heavily indebted Chinese property giant Evergrande resumed trading in Hong Kong on Tuesday, according to a statement on the stock exchange's website.
Scrapping Hong Kong property curbs would be welcomed, but not sufficient to fix what ails the flagging sector: analysts
Any government rollback of property cooling measures is likely to boost home sales in Hong Kong, but even completely scrapping the measures would not be enough to revive a market that is grappling ...
China Evergrande soars after property developer’s stocks resume trading
HONG KONG (AP) — Shares of debt-laden property developer China Evergrande Group soared Tuesday after they resumed trading in Hong Kong following a suspension last week. By midday, Evergrande’s shares ...
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng falls nearly 3%; Japan’s Nikkei is 1.5% lower on Fed rate hike jitters
Asian shares fell on Tuesday, with Japan's Nikkei, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index falling anywhere between 1% to 3%. The initial optimistic market reaction led by a deal ...
China Stocks in Hong Kong Drop Most Since July as Market Reopens
Story continues On a net basis, mainland traders bought shares listed in Hong Kong via trading links during all but three sessions in September, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Southbound ...
Hong Kong’s John Lee says city has to ‘face trend’ of resident outflow during holidays, shore up tourism strengths
Chief executive declares 'Night Vibes' campaign a success and having achieved desired visitor footfall and capital Immigration data shows net outflow of people over long weekend Hong Kong has to "face ...
Hong Kong’s recent graduates ‘earning 9.8% more than peers did 5 years ago’
Scholar says employers could be paying more to plug talent gaps amid brain drain, but warns graduates’ good fortune unlikely to last as overseas competition rises.
University of Hong Kong president requests legal representation in special meeting with governing council over ‘extremely serious allegations’
HKU vice-chancellor Xiang Zhang in statement hits out at ‘rumour-mongers’ and those he says are personally targeting him and school.
Hong Kong stocks fall 3%, leading wider Asia-Pacific losses ahead of RBA rate decision
Hong Kong stocks fell over 3%, leading wider losses in the region ahead of a rate decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Climate change: why Hong Kong-listed firms have to ensure ‘just transition’ sustainability plans
Just transition, or practices for mitigating and adapting to climate change without sacrificing key stakeholders’ interests, is a topic that Hong Kong-listed companies have to confront, expert says.
‘People are scared of Japanese seafood’: Hong Kong restaurants bear brunt of imports ban following Fukushima waste water row
Questions over discharged waste water leave eateries struggling to persuade patrons to return Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau are the only three economies to impose bans on Japanese seafood ...
Best years ahead for Hong Kong retail industry as patience needed for post-Covid recovery, Wharf group says
Hong Kong’s retail industry will need more time to match its best year from a decade ago, according to the Wharf group. ‘I’m sanguine about the immediate future,’ chairman Stephen Ng says in an ...
Shares of Evergrande and its property unit jump in Hong Kong as they resume trading after confirming chairman is under police control
The Shenzhen-based developer said it had been notified by relevant authorities in China that Hui was subject to mandatory measures, according to the exchange filing.
Asian Games 2023: goalkeeper says Hong Kong government does not value football, urges officials to act
In beating Iran in the quarterfinals Hong Kong make history by reaching the semi-finals for the first time 'Hong Kong football has its value, but we need to know how to appreciate this value,' Tse ...