Hong Kong shares ended higher on Wednesday, with gains in financial firms and tech names offset by losses in healthcare stocks, as investors awaited hints about faster tightening of monetary policy ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks start slighty higher
HONG KONG: Hong Kong shares opened with minor gains in the first few minutes of Wednesday morning following hefty losses at the start of the week but traders are keeping a nervous eye on the Federal ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong may maintain COVID isolation until 2024, risking exodus – Euro chamber
Hong Kong may only reopen in early 2024 because of its stringent COVID-19 policies, which could trigger an exodus of foreign firms and staff and jeopardise its role as a financial hub, the city's ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Could Remain Cut Off From World Until 2024, Business Group Says
The most likely scenario for Hong Kong’s exit from its isolation is to wait for China to finish developing a powerful mRNA vaccine and immunize its 1.4 billion people, the European Chamber of Commerce ... ( read original story ...)
Crackdown on Chinese IPOs in the U.S. could make investors think twice about betting on tech
New restrictions on Chinese IPOs overseas may mean lower returns or inability to easily exit investments, prompting investors to hold off on Chinese start-ups. ( read original story ...)
HSBC features 5 HK celebrities in CNY group Lai See campaign
In addition to Keung To, singer Ivana Wong, girl group COLLAR's Marf Yau and Day Hui, along with influencer Ray Chan also star in the campaign video. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong could stay COVID hermit until 2024, business body warns
Hong Kong’s zero-tolerance approach to Covid-19 could keep the Asian financial hub cut off from most of the world until 2024 and fuel a large-scale exodus of international workers and executives, ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Isolation to Continue; N.Y. Cases Plunge: Virus Update
Hong Kong’s zero-tolerance approach could keep the Asian financial hub cut off from most of the world until 2024, according to a draft report by the European Chamber of Commerce in the city. Most Read ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Airport Passenger Volumes Lowest Since 1967: Chart
Air passenger volumes in Hong Kong continued their free fall last year, plunging to 1.35 million, the lowest since 1967, data from the Airport Authority Hong Kong and the city’s Census and Statistics ... ( read original story ...)
Tencent-backed Chinese car maintenance startup Tuhu files for HK IPO
Tuhu plans to use the money raised from the IPO to help automate its distribution centers through the use of robots. ( read original story ...)
Fed Rate Hikes Would Hit Hong Kong’s Economy at the Worst Time
The last thing Hong Kong wants to do right now is increase borrowing costs. But that’s exactly what it will be forced to do when the Federal Reserve starts lifting interest rates. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Official Likely Out of Job After Violating COVID Protocols to Attend Party
"I will take responsibility for my wrong behavior," the official said in a social media post. "I will also learn from this and not make this mistake again." ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong expands restrictions after hundreds of COVID-19 cases discovered at public housing complex
Hong Kong authorities have expanded their lockdown restrictions after hundreds of residents at a public housing complex tested positive for COVID-19, The Associated Press reported. The housing block ... ( read original story ...)
CityLab Daily: Hong Kong Covid Zero Push Creates a Labor Shortage
Hong Kong’s Covid Zero policy has led to a shortage of foreign d. A group of mostly Filipina and Indonesian women provide live-in child care, cooking and cleaning to 10% of households, and serve as ... ( read original story ...)