Joseph Fung, a grandson of legendary share trader Fung King Hey, is trying to make his own name as an investor focused on a completely unrelated industry: Life sciences.
Hong Kong-China Border Reopening No Quick Fix for Ailing City
After three long years, checkpoints at the border separating Hong Kong from mainland China are set to reopen from Sunday in a move that’s seen as having a muted impact on the city initially.
Hong Kong ends year-long hamster import ban: report
Several countries culled hundreds of thousands of mink in 2020 after determining that the populations at farms had COVID-19 infections and risked transmission to other animals.
China property set for modest demand recovery in 2023 on policy support
China's deeply troubled property sector is set to see home sales fall for the second straight year in 2023, but the pace of declines will ease thanks to state support measures and the lifting of the ...
Hong Kong to lift Covid ban on hamster imports
Officials in the city previously ordered a culling of the pets to stop the spread of Covid-19.
Hong Kong’s Crowdfunding Regulations Could Have Global Ramifications
The Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau of the Hong Kong government initiated a three-month consultation on the regulation of crowdfunding activities in mid-December and proposed to establish a ...
Hong Kong to allow import of hamsters after year-long COVID ban
Hong Kong's government will lift a ban on the import of hamsters in mid-January, almost a year after more than 2,000 of the rodents were culled due to a cluster of COVID-19 cases traced to a pet shop in the financial hub at the start of 2022.
China and Hong Kong to reopen border as Beijing drops zero-Covid curbs
China and Hong Kong have confirmed plans to reopen their shared border on Sunday after nearly three years of coronavirus restrictions that have stifled cross-border tourism and business activity. But ...
Covid: Hong Kong to lift year-long ban on hamster imports
Hong Kong is set to lift its year-long ban on the import of hamsters later this month as it unwinds some of the world's toughest Covid restrictions. The city's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation ...
Hong Kong’s small businesses risk losing more workers on poor medical benefits and bonuses, Prudential survey shows
Almost one-third of Hongkongers in SMEs are considering a job change to gain better work benefits. Expectations are rising as unemployment rate declines and prospects brighten in bigger industries.
Hong Kong to start reopening border with China on Sunday
Hong Kong will start to reopen its border with mainland China on Sunday and allow tens of thousands of people to cross from each side every day without quarantine, the city's leader said.
China to open border with Hong Kong for first time in 3 years on Sunday
China will reopen the border with its special administrative region of Hong Kong on Sunday for the first time in three years, as it accelerates the unwinding of stringent COVID rules that have ...
China to open border with Hong Kong on Sunday
Before the coronavirus emerged in China in late 2019, there were more than 236 million passenger trips over their border a year, government data showed.
Hong Kong’s Housing Authority may need government money to build flats in second half of coming decade as construction costs increase
Housing Authority says it has enough capital to build the 94,000 flats planned for the first half of the coming decade.