On Saturday, Hong Kong will officially open a new 50,000-seat stadium with a gala event, part of its bid to compete with cities around the region that are spending billions of dollars on ...
Civil servant pay freeze should not majorly impact Hong Kong’s private sector
Not many companies are expected to follow suit despite industry observers agreeing measures were necessary to tackle the city’s deficit.
Hong Kong’s DeepSeek-powered AI tool ranks first in world for safety: minister
Innovation chief Sun Dong dismisses data leak concerns over locally developed ‘HKGAI V1’ being trialed in government departments.
Chinese IT firm Unisplendour targets US$1 billion Hong Kong listing
More mainland-listed companies are making their way to Hong Kong to raise funds amid improved market sentiment and regulatory support.
Former Hong Kong lawmaker sentenced to over 3 years in jail on charge of riot during 2019 protests
A Hong Kong judge sentenced a former pro-democracy lawmaker to three years and one month in prison on a charge of riot after an incident in which he was beaten up at a subway station during the city’s ...
HSBC focuses on digitisation to make banking easier
HSBC remains committed to making banking easier and more secure within the ever-evolving economic landscape by blending the power of digitisation with the expertise of our colleagues and the strength ...
Value Sense Launches Stock Charting to Democratize Investment Data Analysis
Hong Kong, China, Feb. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Value Sense, a Hong Kong startup that helps investors identify undervalued companies through intrinsic value analysis, has successfully launched a ...
Hong Kong mulls new moves to spur yuan usage in stock trading, business financing
Proposed measures to expand yuan usage could shield investors from swings in the foreign-exchange market, analysts said.
Panama AG agrees Hong Kong firm’s canal concession is ‘unconstitutional’
Panama's attorney general said Wednesday that concession granted to a Hong Kong-based firm to operate ports on either end of the Panama Canal should be scrapped for being "unconstitutional."
Hong Kong to reduce dependence on land sales as major income source: Paul Chan
But some lawmakers urge the government to make bidding exercises more attractive, saying land premium revenue ‘irreplaceable’.
Exclusive: HSBC cutting staff numbers by 900 at China Pinnacle unit, sources say
HSBC is reducing staff numbers at its China digital wealth business Pinnacle by nearly half, or about 900 people, two sources said, a sharp reversal of the bank's ambition for the unit as part of its ...
Hong Kong bourse logs 10% profit jump as trading turnover and IPOs surge
Hong Kong's bourse operator reported a 10% rise in annual profit, helped by sharp increases in trading turnover and new company listings, and said it was optimistic that a pickup in Chinese economic ...
Investing in megaprojects crucial for Hong Kong’s growth despite deficits: Paul Chan
Hong Kong must invest in megaprojects such as the Northern Metropolis to drive economic growth even if they cause deficits, the finance chief has said, while appealing for understanding from the ...
Budget 2025: Measures do not address poverty, Hong Kong NGO says
Hong Kong’s new budget does not do enough to support the city’s underprivileged, an NGO has said, citing meagre subsidy allowances and the scrapping of a HK$2,500 grant for students. The Society of ...