Trading under the stock sign 6887, Sunshine’s shares began trading at HK$57.50 on Thursday, a discount of 4.5 per cent to its initial public offer price of HK$60.24.
Is Hong Kong beating Singapore, Taiwan in attracting foreign domestic helpers?
Employers in Hong Kong, in general, pay higher than in other places and workers enjoy better legal protection, overseas employment centre head says.
iQiyi Plots $300M Hong Kong Comeback–Is This China’s Next Big Tech Pivot?
The Baidu-backed streamer could join a flood of U.S.-listed Chinese firms returning home as Hong Kong's IPO boom reignites.
Regulatory Ramblings: Episode 75 – Rethinking Hong Kong’s Startup Ecosystem and Its Legal Foundations with Syed Musheer Ahmed, Joshua Chu, and David Cameron
The conversation starts with reference to a recent article published in the South China Morning Post written by Petty Sito and Julie Zhang on how ...
Hong Kong advances as global asset management hub
Forty-six banks expanded their private banking or private wealth management business in Hong Kong in 2024, and the assets under management of these institutions grew 14 percent in the first half of ...
Hong Kong activist’s father denies security law breach over handling finances
Merchant Kwok Yin-sang, father of activist Anna Kwok, pleads not guilty to handling absconder’s financial assets in breach of Article 23 law.
Hong Kong ranks No 8 in global smart cities index, beating Seoul and Singapore
Hong Kong second-highest performing Asian city in ranking, with Tokyo only location on the continent to outperform it in fifth place.
Man jailed for 2 months in Hong Kong ride-hailing case, banned from driving for a year
Mainland Chinese visitor offered paid rides after entering city on two-way permit and was caught in police sting against illegal hire car services.
Hong Kong’s Peninsula Hotels sees ‘bleisure’ boom after pandemic curbs, CEO says
A rise in international travellers is breathing new life into the city’s luxury hotel sector, HSH CEO Benjamin Vuchot says.
Hong Kong road damaged in landslide may fully reopen next week, 100 residents affected
Authorities arrange minibus service connecting Fanling to Wu Kau Tang after Bride’s Pool Road closed on Tuesday.
Netflix-Style iQiyi Said to Seek $300 Million in Hong Kong Debut
IQiyi Inc. is seeking to raise $300 million in a Hong Kong market debut this year, becoming the latest US-listed Chinese firm to tap investors closer to home.
Hong Kong stocks tread water as traders await China data, interim results
China due to release July data on foreign trade on Thursday and statistics on consumer and producer inflation over the weekend.
Hong Kong retail tenants adapting to changing spending patterns: Fortune REIT
Justina Chiu, CEO of Fortune REIT discusses the factors impacting recent rental reversions for the neighborhood mall owner, saying that she is seeing an improvement in the macro economic environment.
HSBC to keep the highest yield among Greater China region’s banks, JPMorgan analysts say
The 160-year-old bank, which traces its roots to Hong Kong and Shanghai, is likely to return between 9 per cent and 11 per cent to shareholders in 2025, says JPMorgan.