Head coach Jorn Andersen says he has never seen a Hong Kong team fight so hard as his players did in their win over Palestine.
Alibaba’s Cainiao listing too little for Hong Kong’s bad IPO year
HONG KONG -- Initial public offerings on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are still on track for the worst year in over two decades despite Alibaba Group Holding's move to list its logistics arm for more ...
Asian stocks struggle as rate fears linger, Hong Kong rebounds
Investing.com-- Most Asian stocks moved in a flat-to-low range on Friday, reeling from steep losses this week as hawkish central bank signals and rising yields battered sentiment, although a rebound ...
A million mainlanders heading to HK: tourism lawmaker
Tourism sector lawmaker Perry Yiu on Friday said he expects a million mainlanders to visit Hong Kong during the upcoming Mid-Autumn and National Day ...
HSBC executive to exit after deploring UK’s stance on China – Bloomberg News
HSBC Holdings Plc's head of public affairs Sherard Cowper-Coles will step down after making controversial remarks about the British government's handling of its relationship with China, Bloomberg News ...
Hong Kong Shares Tipped To Bounce Higher On Friday
The Hang Seng Index now sits just shy of the 17,373 ... Henderson Land added 0.20 percent, Hong Kong & China Gas retreated 2.20 percent, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China shed 1.07 percent, ...
StanChart HK 8M23 No. of Premium Clients’ New Accounts Up 1.5x; Cross-border Insurance Sales Exceed Pre-Covid Level
Stephen Man Wai-shing, head of consumer, private and business banking with Standard Chartered Hong Kong, expressed that, over the first eight months of 2023, the number of new accounts set up by ...
Where the Wind Blows review — an atmospheric Hong Kong cop drama
Dense with historical information, this epic cop drama from the film critic turned director Philip Yung almost requires a second viewing just to absorb its time-jumping narrative. Aaron Kwok and Tony ...
Hong Kong developers set to delay launch of new flats as sector counts on easing of property cooling measures: agents
Agents say developers may hold off on launching sales at new projects in Kai Tak, Tuen Mun and Tin Shui Wai until the government eases decade-old curbs – a move that is now seen as highly likely.
Hong Kong Welcomes Food-Loving Global Travelers to Celebrate a Mouth-Watering Month of Food, Wine and So Much More
Hong Kong's Wine & Dine Festival makes its triumphant return in October to kick off a month-long celebration of food, wine and nighttime festivities.
Hong Kong Revives ‘Living Tradition’ Of Fire Dragon Dance
Thousands of excited spectators packed the grid-like streets of a usually quiet Hong Kong neighbourhood Thursday night, eager for the resurrection of the city's fire dragon dance after a three-year ...
China furiously defends its Hong Kong free speech fiction
Beijing is outraged over a press freedom event held at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva this week. The event called attention to the annihilation of free speech rights subsequent to a ...
Hong Kong’s retail green bonds attract ‘record’ number of subscribers, subscription amounts amid ‘uncertainty in the local stock market’
Hong Kong’s latest offering of retail green bonds has logged a ‘record’ number of subscribers as well as record subscription amounts, as Hong Kong investors turn towards a safer investment option in a ...
Different times: Hong Kong finance chief Paul Chan hints decade-old property curbs have had their day as home prices slide
Paul Chan says the property market situation is different from that when the government introduced the management measures in 2010 Chan returned home after touring Europe at the head of a 130-strong ...