Competition Commission says it surveyed workers from more than 30 wholesalers at the Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market Anonymous industry representatives say market controlled by alleged triad members ...
Egg tart germ exposure: mass transit blunder puts spotlight on iconic Hong Kong dessert, revives mystery of its origins
A bakery worker carrying unprotected tray-loads of Hong Kong’s iconic egg tart on the city’s busy mass transit rail system prompts social media storm and reignites mystery over the dessert’s origins.
Sino Group, Hongkong Land push to make city a hub for property-tech development in Asia, nurturing innovative start-ups
Hong Kong's spot within the Greater Bay Area can attract start-ups and give the city a leg up on competitors like Singapore, Sino Group executive says City has a role to play nurturing everything from ...
Catching new-energy vehicle boom, Hong Kong start-up plans to recover valuable metals from rare-earth processing waste
Achelous is seeking investors for a research and refining facility in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area to recover wastes from rare-earth processing plants Tighter environmental curbs and high energy ...
Hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman says the Hong Kong dollar is his ‘big short’ right now
Hedge fund giant Bill Ackman tweeted Wednesday that his fund Pershing Square has "a large notional short position against the Hong Kong dollar" via put options ...
Average waiting time for public rental flat in Hong Kong drops to 5.6 years as housing chief says future homes could be bigger
The average waiting time for a public rental flat in Hong Kong has dropped to 5.6 years, authorities have said, while the housing chief has expressed optimism that the minimum size of homes could be ...
China’s Lygend raises US$470 million in Hong Kong IPO, sources say
Lygend Resources & Technology Co, a Chinese nickel producer and trader, raised about HK$3.67 billion (US$470 million) in its Hong Kong initial public offering, according to people familiar with the ...
Nickel firm Lygend looks to raise $470m in Hong Kong listing
China's Lygend Resources & Technology plans to raise $470m through its initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong ...
Exclusive: China central bank to offer cheap loans to support developers’ bonds
China's central bank will offer cheap loans to financial firms for buying bonds issued by property developers, four people with direct knowledge of the matter said, the strongest policy support yet ...
Is Hong Kong finally ready to reopen to the world in 2023? From the Rugby Sevens to Clockenflap, the return of major international events and reduced travel restrictions spell …
If November's Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit and Hong Kong Rugby Sevens were a test, the city passed with flying colours - and was promptly repaid with a rollback on PCR tests for ...
Joseph Zen, other Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters fined
Hong Kong Cardinal Joseph Zen, who was arrested in May in connection with anti-government protests, was fined more than $500 with five others for failing to register a protester relief fund as a ...
4 Hong Kong brands making it big overseas: how Casetify, Edison Chen’s Clot, Lane Eight sneakers and Unspun jeans are going global
"The legal and taxation systems are the best in the world so Hong Kong is really solid when it comes to building a business," he says. "These things are not going away and I'm very optimistic and I ...
China stocks rise on property boost; Hong Kong slips as COVID weighs
SHANGHAI: China stocks rose on Friday, boosted by property developers after the country’s latest measures to support the beleaguered sector, while Hong Kong shares were dragged down by tech firms as ...
Hong Kong exchange carries out first carbon credit trades
THE Hong Kong stock exchange has carried out the first batch of carbon credit trades on its new voluntary carbon market, joining a handful of Asian exchanges in tapping opportunities resulting from ...