Hong Kong private home prices fell 2.4% in October, the biggest drop since November 2018, official data showed on Monday, dragged down by worsening market sentiment amid a pessimistic economic outlook ...
Hong Kong-listed firms ‘strongly’ advised to prepare for ISSB climate-disclosure demands, bourse operator says
Issuers should get familiar with the new ISSB climate-disclosure standards, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing said in report on Friday Just over 85 per cent of 400 listed companies studied had made ...
Hong Kong and Greater Bay Area banking consumers not afraid to share their data if it means personalised experience
Hong Kong and Greater Bay Area consumers want personalisation and a sleek experience when it comes to digital banking, says new research from Capco Consumers willing to share their social-media ...
Hong Kong stocks fall 3% on China unrest, oil drops to lowest in 2022
Asia-Pacific markets traded lower on Monday amid unrest in China over its continued zero-Covid policy and a growing number of cases reported in the nation.
Hong Kong’s glaring problem: green group finds shops stay lit despite call to switch off at night
Light pollution is worsening but residents have no recourse to fix the problem, The Green Earth says Shops that signed charter promising to switch off are found with lights on, but blame 'malfunctions ...
Hong Kong stocks fall 3% in Asia markets amid unrest in China over Covid restrictions
Asia-Pacific markets traded lower on Monday amid unrest in China over its continued zero-Covid policy and a growing number of cases reported in the nation.
Ackman’s big Hong Kong short comes at a bad time
BILL Ackman’s revelation that he’s betting big on a collapse of Hong Kong’s pegged dollar will come across as contrarian to some in the market and mistimed to others.
Hong Kong Property Slump Reaches City’s Coveted Luxury Homes
Hong Kong, among the world’s least affordable property markets, is in a rare downturn and its extent can be seen in the stark impact on the city’s luxury real estate.
Police called after University of Hong Kong students put posters up on campus commemorating Xinjiang fire victims
Police receive call from HKU at around 6pm reporting two ‘suspicious’ people putting up posters near university’s railway station paying tribute to 10 people who died in fire in Urumqi last Thursday.
Hong Kong firm done buying Coke Cambodia
Swire Coca-Cola Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong-listed Swire Pacific Ltd, on November 25 announced that it had completed the acquisition of The Coca-Cola Co’s bottling business in Cambodia ...
Hong Kong’s antitrust watchdog investigates Aberdeen fish market in joint operation over allegations of price fixing
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 ...